Download American McGee's Alice - Windows XP/98/95, Windows 10/11, Mac OS game

American McGee's Alice

American McGee's Alice is an abandoned action-adventure game designed by American McGee, Jim Molinets, developed by Rogue Entertainment and released by Electronic Arts in 2000. American McGee's Alice runs on Windows XP/98/95, Windows 10/11, Mac OS but was also published for Xbox, PlayStation 3. American McGee's Alice was based on a novel.

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American McGee's Alice review

PC Gamer (February 2001): “Because I feel like it, I chose one of my favorite games for this week's jaunt into PC gaming history. Alice is McGee's best game, I think, unless you count his work on Doom II and Quake. The 2011 sequel, Alice: Madness Returns, was nice, but not nearly as striking to me as the first corrupted Wonderland. That may have a little to do with how visually impressive it was at the time, which reviewer Chuck Osborn explains.”

Retro gamer collector's corner:

In 2006, Muckle Mannequins created life-sized statues of Alice and the Cheshire Cat on stands with variants for video game stores for international promotion from its success.

In 2010, Epic Weapons created a life-size replica of the Vorpal Blade to commemorate the game's tenth anniversary. The blade was made from stainless steel with patterns engraved on the blade and handle

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Status: abandonware
Also published for: Xbox, PlayStation 3
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