
Over Wonderland glides the shadow of the Jabberwocky, a terrifying fantasy creature! Alice is summoned by the Cheshire Cat to help restore peace and harmony.
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No, just no. Not been updated, buggy - ugly and not working properly - it literally made me exit steam so the damn music stops because the music didnt come through the game anymore but through the damn steam client.. LOL
Das Spiel ansich ist sehr interaktiv aufgebaut und hat unterhaltsame Geschichte. Ich habe es als Kind sehr gerne gespielt und jetzt, einige Jahre später, ist es immer noch so magisch wie ich es in Erinnerung hatte. Allerdings hatte das Spiel auf meinem Schlaptop einen Mangel sodass es bei dem ersten Level dauerhaft abgestürzt ist. Verstehe ich nicht, bitte beheben, danke! Das Spiel ist kurz und knackig. Jedoch ist es auch anspruchsvoll, gewisse Gegenstände zu finden, weil sie sehr gemein versteckt sind.
Alice - Behind the mirror is point & click style puzzle solving game with decent amount of hidden object game scenes. It's loosely based on Lewis Carroll's books who is Alice in Wonderland's author and it's sequel - On the Other Side of the Mirror. Your plot is fairly simple, you play as Alice and you are back from the Wonderland, but you have to go back to help your friends. Mean Jabberwock creature is awakened and wants to remove the fantasy & magic in the Wonderland, but you can't accept it! Stop the mean Jabberwock, by freeing white rabbit from the cage with your friend Cheshire cat, calm the Hatter and find Queen of Hearts. For me personally the plot wasn't anything breathtaking, it was okay for a game like this and i didn't even expect it to be anything special to begin with. Artwork is interesting, i'm torn between that it's either ugly like Jimmy Neutron type of animation ugly or is it so ugly that it's almost a vibe. I might be little bit towards the first one, but that is just personal taste. Music and songs in the game are decent and fitting, i wouldn't expect this price point game have anything other than chill ambient background music. Puzzles were easy, maybe little too easy for my liking - i'm not so sure if this game was intended for a way younger audience than me being an full grown adult. HOG scenes were fairly easy too, but i don't think they are meant to be that hard to begin with and to add to that i have to say that sometimes it was hard seeing the objects when they kinda got mixed with the background due to poor graphics, but that might have been only my issue. I don't know. Price point is good, if it were any higher i wouldn't recommend buying this game, but 0.79 euros (0,87 USD) on sale and 2 hours of play time for me i'm not complaining. Even the non-sale price is decent in my opinion. Pros • Easy puzzles • Enjoyable background music • Price & often comes to sale • Decent plot Cons • Artwork is not so pretty compared to other games like these i have seen • Sometimes HOG items were hard to notice due to poor graphics • No achievements
Pretty chill game! DIFFICULTY - ☑️ My 90 year old grandma could play it 🔲 Easy 🔲 Normal 🔲 Hard 🔲 "Dark Souls" - GRAPHICS - 🔲 "MS Paint" 🔲 Bad ☑️ Meh 🔲 Graphics don't matter in this game 🔲 Good 🔲 Classic is always better 🔲 Beautiful 🔲 Masterpiece - MUSIC - 🔲 Bad ☑️ Not special 🔲 Good 🔲 Beautiful - STORY - 🔲 This game has no story 🔲 Like playing "Temple Runners" for the story 🔲 It's there for the people who want it ☑️ Umm Good? 🔲 Well written 🔲 Epic story - PRICE - 🔲 Free 🔲 Underpriced 🔲 Perfect price ☑️ Could be cheaper 🔲 Overpriced 🔲 Complete waste of money - REQUIREMENTS - ☑️ You can run it on a microwave 🔲 Potato 🔲 Average 🔲 High end 🔲 "NASA" computer - LENGTH - 🔲 Very short (0 - 3 hours) ☑️ Short (3 - 15 hours) 🔲 Average (15 - 50 hours) 🔲 Long (50 - 90 hours) 🔲 Extremely long (90 - 110 hours) 🔲 More than 1 week (170+) 🔲 No ending - FUN - 🔲 I'd rather watch paint dry 🔲 Hard to enjoy ☑️ Repetitive 🔲 Actually pretty amusing 🔲 Ride of your life - REPLAYABILITY - ☑️ It's a one - time experience 🔲 Only for achievements 🔲 If you wait a few months / years 🔲 Definitely 🔲 Infinitely replayable - WORTH BUYING - 🔲 It's Free 🔲 No ☑️ Wait for sale 🔲 Yes - OVERALL SCORE - 4/10
[h1] Un Punto de Inflexición [/h1] [h2] Jugabilidad [/h2] Es del tipo Clic & Point, puzzles y buscar objetos ocultos. No son para nada orgánicos los puzzles, nos ponen en frente de la nariz el objeto que necesitamos y nos piden que busquemos 20 objetos antes de poder tomar el que nos importa, Los objetos anteriores no son nada relacionados a la misión o al cuento o siquiera lore, sino solo para alargar el titulo. Por lo cual es cansado el juego. [h2] Lore y profundización del tema con el autor y Alicia así como el País de la Maravillas [/h2] Esta basado en los cuentos de Carrol Lewis obviamente, así como curiosidades, anécdotas, datos curiosos sobre obras de teatro, la biografía del autor, sus otros libros, cuentos, etc., Considero que este es e l punto fuerte del titulo, donde los desarrolladores se enfocaron en crear desarrollar una cultura pero aún a´si se me hizo muz aburrido y monótono el juego. [h2]Música [/h2] De fondo y nada sobre saliente [h2] Recomendaqción[/h2] Solo para los más fans de Alicia y su mundo y lore z aunque me conoides fan de dicho cuento me aburrió el tíutulo. Si pongo recomendación positiva es por el trabajo de los desarrolladores de buscar información, datos y cultura y nada más. Si lo piensas comprar hazlo en oferta.
Alice - Behind the Mirror by Mzonestudio, published by M.INDIE, is a charming hidden-object adventure game that revisits the classic Wonderland story with a fresh perspective and engaging puzzle mechanics. The game casts players in the role of Alice, who is summoned back into a fantastical realm through the aid of the mysterious Cheshire Cat. Unlike traditional retellings, this version introduces a darker twist involving the menacing Jabberwocky, whose influence has thrown Wonderland into chaos. The narrative, while not overly complex, effectively sets the stage for a whimsical yet urgent quest that motivates players to explore, solve puzzles, and restore balance to this beloved world. The gameplay centers around meticulously crafted hidden-object scenes that challenge players to find a variety of items cleverly concealed within richly detailed environments. These scenes are complemented by occasional mini-games and puzzles that require logical thinking and attention to detail. The design strikes a balance between accessibility for casual players and enough challenge to keep more experienced puzzle enthusiasts engaged. Inventory-based tasks also add a layer of complexity, requiring players to combine or use collected objects in creative ways to advance the story. This variety in gameplay keeps the pace from becoming monotonous and maintains player interest throughout the adventure. Visually, the game stands out with its vibrant and imaginative art style that pays homage to Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland while adding its own unique flair. Each location is bursting with color and intricate detail, from lush forests and quirky tea parties to the eerie shadows cast by the Jabberwocky’s presence. Character designs are faithful to the source material but refreshed with subtle modern touches, making familiar figures like the Mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts feel both nostalgic and new. The visual atmosphere helps immerse players in the storybook world, reinforcing the sense of wonder and mystery that is central to the game’s appeal. Despite these strengths, the game is not without its shortcomings. Some of the puzzles, particularly certain maze segments, have been noted for occasional glitches or frustrating design choices that can interrupt the flow. Additionally, some hidden-object challenges involve locating extremely small or obscure items, which may test patience and sometimes lead to trial-and-error gameplay. While these issues don’t overshadow the overall experience, they do highlight areas where polish and refinement could improve player satisfaction. Nevertheless, the game’s core charm and engaging puzzles often compensate for these minor frustrations. The overall experience is bolstered by a well-paced progression system that gradually increases difficulty and complexity, keeping players invested in Alice’s quest without overwhelming them. The soundtrack and sound effects, while understated, contribute effectively to the whimsical yet slightly mysterious tone of the game. Accessibility features such as hint systems and multiple save slots enhance the user-friendly design, making it easier for a broad range of players to enjoy the adventure at their own pace. In summary, Alice - Behind the Mirror is a thoughtfully crafted hidden-object game that successfully blends nostalgia with fresh storytelling and solid puzzle design. It’s a fitting tribute to the Wonderland mythos, offering a visually captivating and intellectually engaging experience for fans of the genre and newcomers alike. While it has some minor technical flaws, its enchanting world, variety of challenges, and charming narrative make it a worthwhile journey for anyone looking to lose themselves in a playful, mysterious adventure. Rating: 8/10
For 2$, this game was alot of fun! Many hidden objects, challenging but not too challenging, and fun facts about alice in wonderland!
I usually don't play hidden object games, but given that this one is Alice and Wonderland themed and has some other puzzle elements I found it kind of interesting. It's super easy and casual, and you can click the "hint" in the corner to basically skip anything you're having trouble with (Kinda necessary on the world map unless you just want to wander around clicking everywhere). Most of the puzzles solve themselves just by clicking around, but a few require thought. I like the environments and overall feel of this game even though there's nothing challenging in it. It's also cool that they put facts about Lewis Carroll and Alice in Wonderland all over- I learned quite a bit while playing.
I was looking for a way to pass the time. However, in this game the time passed with 4 crashes in the middle of puzzles. The music was atrocious, so I turned it off and used some of my own. There are also little factoids all over the place and the ones about Lewis Carroll himself aren't bad, but there are several about Tim Burton and his movie that I thought it became like an ad for it! I ignored the factoids after that. The puzzles are easy, which was fine as I'm just getting back into these types of games and that was about my speed for relaxing. The Hidden Object places are challenging - I would find a bunch and then get stuck staring looking for the last one or two. I enjoyed that. I will say the artwork is beautiful. However, on balance this game was more irritating than relaxing. I finished it just to be done with it and never think about it again. If I could get it refunded I would, but as it is...
抱歉我实在是玩不下去。 先抛开游戏性,单就这张猫脸真的是过于恐怖谷,乱点几次直接全屏突脸把我san值清零。 然后是游戏性。这类游戏我也玩过,优秀者像是[spoiler]世界传奇中医、还有一个调查凶杀现场的(不记得名字了)[/spoiler]等等都很不错,但是这款游戏我估计是预算太低,真的不能看,互动动画几乎为无,藏东西也很阴间。剧情不清楚,看开头感觉像是5毛钱流水线。 真不敢相信这是18年的游戏
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