Alice: Madness Returns is 2014 psychological horror based on 2011 video game, this films stars
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| - Alice: Madness Returns is 2014 psychological horror based on 2011 video game, this films stars
- This week, Zero Punctuation reviews American McGee's sequel adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Now with more creepy baby doll heads!
- Alice: Madness Returns is the video game sequel to American McGee's Alice and prequel of Alice: Otherlands. It was directed by American McGee and developed by Spicy Horse and published by Electronic Arts on June 14, 2011 for the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Madness Returns crosses genres such as action-adventure, platforming, and fantasy horror.
- Alice: Madness Returns is the sequel to the 2000 video game American McGee's Alice, and once again puts you in control of Alice Liddell, as she attempts to save Wonderland from a rampaging train and her own subconscious. The game was released in June 2011 (more than a decade after the original first came out) and was developed by the same creative team (including American McGee). The game has received mixed reviews; its pros are the unique art style, the music, and continuation of the story from the previous game, while its cons are poor level design and repetitive gameplay
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| - Alice: Madness Returns is the video game sequel to American McGee's Alice and prequel of Alice: Otherlands. It was directed by American McGee and developed by Spicy Horse and published by Electronic Arts on June 14, 2011 for the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Madness Returns crosses genres such as action-adventure, platforming, and fantasy horror. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Madness Returns are bundled with a remaster of American McGee's Alice for free. On PC, however, it is only possible to obtain this remaster of American McGee's Alice through a Madness Returns bundle called "Alice: Madness Returns - The Complete Collection" on non-Steam digital distribution sites, or unofficial means.
- Alice: Madness Returns is 2014 psychological horror based on 2011 video game, this films stars
- This week, Zero Punctuation reviews American McGee's sequel adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Now with more creepy baby doll heads!
- Alice: Madness Returns is the sequel to the 2000 video game American McGee's Alice, and once again puts you in control of Alice Liddell, as she attempts to save Wonderland from a rampaging train and her own subconscious. The game takes place one year after the conclusion of the original, and Alice is still struggling to recover from the emotional trauma of losing her entire family in a fatal fire. After spending a decade institutionalized in an insane asylum, she is finally released to the care of a psychiatrist, Dr. Bumby, who tries to help her conquer the nightmarish hallucinations that still haunt her. Alice embarks on a mission to root out the true cause of her family's mysterious death by returning to Wonderland, which has...taken a turn for the worse. By teaming up with old friends (and foes) and journeying through a variety of expansive locales, Alice must work through her own mind to discover the truth about the accident that killed her family - even if it makes her go insane. The game was released in June 2011 (more than a decade after the original first came out) and was developed by the same creative team (including American McGee). The game has received mixed reviews; its pros are the unique art style, the music, and continuation of the story from the previous game, while its cons are poor level design and repetitive gameplay
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