Alice Is Dead: Creepy Point & Click Horror Game (Review & Links)

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creepy, weird horror point'n'click online game based on Alice in Wonderland

Alice is Dead is a free online horror point and click puzzle game. It's loosely based on Lewis Carrol's "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland". Based as loosely as possible: the first thing, you see when the gameplay starts, is the corpse of Alice.

creepy, weird horror point'n'click online game based on Alice in Wonderland

You meet some of the characters from the book, but the storyline is completely different. It consists of three chapters (three separate games), in which the events take place in different locations: a place looking like a rabbit hole, the prison, and the town.

The mood of the game is nothing but creepy: you get enough weirdness, bloody violence, and cynical jokes. The puzzles are difficult enough to keep it intriguing. The drawings and music couldn't be made and implemented better.

creepy, weird horror point'n'click online game based on Alice in Wonderland

One more detail to notice is a beautiful theme song "Alice is Dead", used in the third episode composed and performed by a talented musician and voice artist Hania Zdunek.

I highly recommend this game for those looking for efficient means of procrastination during a lonely night.

Play:
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3

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