Carlos S. Ramirez Ch. DixiePenguin 1 point. I am having trouble with graphics. The blue Will bar is in the middle of the screen.
No red Sanity bar visible except golden line to left of will level, again mid screen. Toy indicator is crammed behind these two. ANy fix? Thanks, Bill. Steve -2 points. Ascendant 1 point. This page doesn't mention anywhere it doesn't work on windows 10 and I've looked it up online and apparently the latest it runs fine on is windows 8. I even found a fix someone made for this but it requires the CD to be in your drive as if anyone is going to physically own this game by this point or even own an optical drive.
So i'm at a loss. Thank you for this game! I got it to play quite well on win 7 after I ran it on XP3 compatibility mode as administrator. I'm so glad this was here, I bought Alice back in and had wanted to play it again but couldn't get the discs to work in any of my computers. It's a classic! Thanks, this perfectly run in windows 7 whit 6 cores, this dont requires any patch its wonderfull.
Tspoon 1 point. Rod 0 point. Pc -2 points. Hi I have a question is this safe to download because I don't want a bunch of virus invading my computer. Sud-Ita-fan 0 point. Stelios Samos 0 point. ElsieIsAGamer 0 point. Every time I start the game and begin to play when I get to a loading screen the game freezes and doesn't allow me to force quit. I really want to play this game and I can't afford a physical copy so it would suck if I can only play the introduction but not progress pass that.
I don't know what to do and would love some help. I had this game as an actual physical copy and played the hell out of it as a kid, but now it doesn't work on my Windows 10 laptop, so this is really helpful. Thanks for bringing back one of my favorite games :. The only way to leave the game is to quit and close it down. Any ideas if this can be fixed? TheNiclas 1 point. The Corgi 6 points. The Corgi 4 points. According to Wikia, the sequel is bundled with an enhanced port of American McGee's Alice, featuring widescreen resolution and slightly updated character texture models.
The Corgi 2 points. It says this is available for purchase on Origin but it's not. You can only buy the sequel on Origin. Steven 0 point. Here's a guide to install the HD version of Alice with updated textures. Needs Steam or Origin version of Alice 2 Madness returns. If the game crashes after cinematic, this is probably related to the high frame rate.
It will crash if you hit a few hundred frames or even go above ToughOrc21 -3 points. ADMIN how about you not be a little bitch boy over someone asking a question?
Darkpaladin 1 point. Cameron 1 point. Every time i load up the game, it crashes after the talk with the Cheshire cat for the first time. Can somebody please help me because i really wanted to play this game forever now. Motley 1 point. Couldn't set DI coop level Falling back to Win32 mouse support Joystick is not active.
Lithium 0 point. But I downloaded this one and when unziped it's over mb so my bad, it is the original game. Tenbeat 0 point. Lithium The 79MB shown is one of the three files available for download, specifically a demo for the game that has a special level.
The actual full game is MB. Lithium 1 point. Judging by the size this is the inferior cut content, cut sounds "HD" re-release, not the original.
You should change the year to , it's misleading. Matyas 17 points. CC -2 points. Thank you so much! I've the original cds but on W7 I've problems with launcher mode. With this download I've no problem, fortunately!! I confirm it works perfectly on W7, guys! Extract zip file, clic on Alice. The game starts! Harley 0 point. I have a xp and every game ive tried works perfect btw use winrar or winzip to open it.
Guy 1 point. Darkness-within99 2 points. This will be my first time playing this and I excited let's just hope my computer doesn't crash, unlike the first time I tried to download this Nate 0 point. Introduction works fine on windows 10 but it crashes as soon as I get to pandemonium making it unplayable for me.
GoodDay, I'm downloading this game today. Hope it will function very well in my pc. I really miss this game a lot! God Bless. Another plus of this game is the enemy A. Often the guards or other bad guys would gang up on me by backing me into a corner or each other, a move that would result in my death many times. I was impressed. Most of the time I was running, as the bad guys were best picked off at a safe distance. Finally, the bosses of this game were done very well, all had the appropriate twisted look to them and so as not to ruin any gaming experiences, usually were unexpected.
Doing battle involved timing and being fleet of foot, since Alice possesses no sort of armor or magic set fire to the Duchess and run like hell. Alice is a single player game, but in this reviewer's opinion would make one heck of a multiplayer game with its nasty, nasty weapons. To me, a game like Alice , even with its friendly controls and easy to learn gameplay would be enjoyable even without good graphics.
Fortunately, this is not a problem. Alice has tremendous atmosphere, brought on by stylish coloring and rendering. With no lag and sharp edges, the action comes at a brisk pace. A fine job done by the EA team.
Frankly I was surprised there were any in such a graphically superior game. With the screech of Wraiths and the almost melancholy English accent of Alice I was grinning ear to ear. When the Cheshire cat spoke in an almost hushed, sinister voice I smirked with delight.
And with the incessant ramblings of the obviously insane Duchess I nodded my head approvingly. The character voices were done by actors who obviously knew their material.
An excellent job. The slice of air as my playing cards stuck into my enemies, the evil laugh of the tortured school children. My hat is off. Alice is a game designed for the mature gamer. But for the rest of us, it is an excellent game with plenty of character and story development, engaging plot and rich graphics.
This game will undoubtedly appeal to the gamer of a more disturbed taste. I liked it. Take on the role of Alice in Wonderland as she attempts to dream her way through Lewis Carroll's bizarre imagination. This latest electronic adventure based on the venerable classic features excellent graphics, interesting puzzles and one of the finest user interfaces I've ever seen to enhance play.
In fact, the user interface is the first thing to catch your eye. It consists of multiple windows for compass, inventory, graphics, map, text and "what's in the room". Any or all of these windows can be opened at any time. Players will probably opt to use only one or two at a time, since having them all visible simultaneously provides lots of information but makes for a crowded screen. The easiest way to manipulate the windows is with a mouse, although the keyboard can be used.
The graphics window provides a first-person view of the current environment as seen through Alice's eyes, and a click produces descriptions of each item. The compass window is especially usable, since only valid exits from the current room can be selected. It's also a quick-travel asset, since clicking on a compass point moves Alice in that direction. The map window shows the rooms already visited, relieving the chore of mapping Alice's travels. A nice touch lets the gamer, return to any spot by clicking on that room.
Windowed icons make object manipulation very easy. Just click on an object in the "what's in the room" window, and drag it to the inventory window - Alice will carry that object.
Pull-down menus of verbs and nouns limit the selections to what is possible, eliminating the guesswork. The noun menu provides a list of objects, then a submenu for each object provides the valid choices of verbs. Wonderland boasts superb graphics and a musical sound track of remarkable clarity.
The parser is quite advanced, making text entry less of a chore. It understands compound commands get the jewel and put it in the bag and can ask questions for clarification.
Unlike other games of this genre, however, answers can be limited to the minimum information necessary. The puzzles may prove too much for a novice, but they are not particularly hard for an experienced adventurer. Fortunately, a well-defined help function provides increasing levels of hints.
There is quite a lot of humor built into Wonderland's responses - the designers anticipated some pretty outrageous requests. Wonderland is an enjoyable, imaginative visit to Carroll's world and definitely the most successful game to date based on the book. The designers brought new life to Alice's adventure in this electronic media, and in so doing, they advanced the state of gaming art by a significant degree.
No one who loved the original should miss this lively reenactment. Browse games Game Portals. American McGee's Alice. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game.
Game review Downloads Screenshots Gone Strange Alice, the game, kicks off with a meticulously rendered cut sequence of a fire in a little girl's bedroom. Third-Person Developer Rogue has gone for a third-person viewpoint in Alice the success of the Tomb Raider series having something to do with this? Red Queen's Guards As Alice explores more of Wonderland, she quickly learns that the Red Queen has gone potty and is trying to take over the world. Graphics Versus Gameplay After an introduction to ropeswinging, an impromptu but un-dynamic mine shaft ride, and more words of advice from the ubiquitous Cheshire Cat Alice arrives in a place called, ominously, The Fortress Of Doors.
Constant Variety Rather disappointingly the puzzles in Alice rarely deviate from the pull-the-right-lever-to-open-the-right-door school of gameplay. Erase From Here Using Mind Rubbers But all this talk has so far been about the game - we've made little or no mention of the story. Download American McGee's Alice. XBox Playstation 3. What we thought "The setting is wondrous but, in gameplay terms, what we have is a formulaic platform romp that is occasionally brilliant and frequently frustrating for all the wrong reasons.
Having played it all the way through, the gameplay isn't samey at all. Each section of the game is quite different, and it all fits together with a nice tidy plot. Some of the later levels just amazed me with their detail, in particular the clock tower levels.
Your review of the weapons was a bit weak; you didn't explain most of them properly at all. Remember that each weapon has two different fire modes.
The Ice Wand is used to freeze enemies, while the Eye Staff - one of the best weapons in the game - fires an intense charged-up beam. The Demon Dice are supposed to be thrown when you see a Pentangle on the ground. When thrown, a portal opens up, allowing a creature from hell out to help you battle some enemies and he'll even turn on you if you're not careful.
Incidentally, the Mallet fires hedgehogs, not bolts, but I guess you have to know the Alice In Wonderland story to understand that. The one thing that lets this game down is the replayability factor, as I don't think it has any. I think it'll be a long time before I play through this game again, as thrilling and exciting as it is. I will admit that I thought the twisted vision of Wonderland was astounding and, being a fan of all things Tim Burtonesque, I may be somewhat biased.
However, it did strike me that Paul Mallinson came across a particularly tough game and only gave it a cursory glance. What evidence do I have for that? Well, one of your downers for the game said: "Some weapons are useless. The Ice Wand freezes enemies when used in primary mode, and I used it to defeat the Caterpillar boss.
It is, therefore, not "a waste of a weapon slot". The surreal environments utilize themes from Lewis Carroll's original books, applying a noticeably darker and more violent edge to them. The gameplay is third-person action with platforming, shooting, and light puzzle-solving elements.
Alice starts with a knife, which can be used as a melee weapon or thrown at enemies. Later she acquires other weapons, such as a staff that shoots bolts of energy, dice that emit deadly gas, a time-stopping watch, and others. Weapons have an alternate fire mode, which usually inflicts more damage but depletes Alice's magical energy.
The latter, along with Alice's health, can be restored by collecting the essence of defeated foes. The game also features platforming sequences, during which Alice has to jump over gaps, avoid obstacles, or climb in order to reach her goal.
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