Alice: Madness Returns Xbox 360

Date: 02 / Apr / 2012

RooK

Alice Madness Returns

Alice The Madness Returns is a game which is hard to describe the quality of the images we get here it's a masterpiece and is therefore something different in recycling have become quite sterile play area. The knowledge to convince between sequences with their comic-like woodcut. The dialogues, especially the Cheshire cat with the sarcasm and cynicism and, with the soundtrack for the dark mood of the well is brought over and immerse one in Wonderland, nothing precludes. Unfortunately, it is but by the technical point of view, ripped out again and again from Wonderland. Thus ensuring the weak textures and details for the construction of the Late sitting from time to time prior to his console and the feeling will not go to the team more time should have let sleeping fine at Alice The Madness Returns the last to enter. I would have liked to McGee and Spicy Horse falling on each of the combos are there in the game or even a boss fight. Even a couple of times, the dexterity deposits ensure that you turn on your brain would have been nice. Also the environment is not as straight forward more freedom would have been nice. But on the whole White Alice Madness Returns to the well maintained and offers something for his money more than mash a big production. And it's a shame that this game was something else Delivers so little attention is paid then it is no wonder that the developers keep making the same kind of game. Because Alice shows The Madness Returns best how difficult it good games at this day have in the gaming world to come and compete against titles like Call of Duty, GTA or Assassin's Creed for me is Alice The madness returns of the top songs of 2011

Age: 25-34

Gender: Male

Date: 02 / Apr / 2012

RooCH

Imaginative and very, very dark

Don't expect dancing clams and friendly faces in this Wonderland. This is a dark vision of the after effects of Alice's first trip into that most bizarre of worlds. The original film, whilst not without it's worrying moments, was unashamedly a kids film. Surprising, then, that both of these games are gritty and visceral adult titles. What do I mean by both? Well this game isn't actually a stand alone title, it is in fact a sequel to American McGee's Alice, and that prequel is actually contained in every new purchase of Alice, Madness returns. So, beyond 2 games for the price of 1, a great thing in and of itself, what can we make of the 2 games available? Well the first game was made way back in 2000 on the Quake 3 engine. Needless to say that visually and gameplay wise, it has not aged well. However the story is still more than a little stirring, and can easily hook you if you find the concept of a dark Wonderland intriguing. With blood pouring and tripped out puzzles at every corner, it isn't an easy play, but a rewarding one for the story enthusiast. The sequel, however, is a much more polished title. Released in 2011, ultimately it still falters somewhat in the gameplay department, but the visuals are staggering. You can easily get lost in this twisted fantasy, and as the story unfolds you can't help but almost prefer the darker image than the one of the original film. Ultimately it won't win any gameplay awards, and as far as games go, it isn't in my top 10, but for story? You can't go wrong with Alice: Madness Returns.

Age: 25-34

Gender: Male

Date: 12 / Mar / 2012

Auryn

Alice: Madness Returns

This turned out to be a great game! Just what I expected.

Age: 18-24

Gender: Female

Date: 05 / Mar / 2012

Deadmarye

Alice: Madness Returns

I played the first Alice a long time ago on PC, and I must admit that the second game hasn't lost anything at all. It's still the same great, dark, twisted adventure, that doesn't burn your eyes with bad graphics. It's actually a very pleasing game, visually. One thing I noticed about the first one, was that it has always remained playable and finally enjoyable, and I can see this one being the same. Alice: Madness Returns is basically a great, fun adventure, with dark humour and twisted levels. If you want a fairly good, challenging game, then go for it. It feels very original and refreshing. I don't regret buying this game at all. I highly recommend it.

Age: 18-24

Gender: Male

Date: 05 / Feb / 2012

Anthonyz

Offbeat

The atmosphere and the universe are extremely worked. The sets are each time a discovery as we advance in the game. The gameplay is a little dusty, making some parts a bit nervous, but nothing really difficult. The achievements are long enough to obtain because there are a lot of research. You will need to reload some chapters to finish successfully.

Age: 18-24

Gender: Male

Date: 18 / Aug / 2011

GAMEbusta

A purr-fect game sequel

Ignore the reviews given by some media giants, Alice: Madness Returns is an amazing game! I have had no problems with the game, it is creepy, weird, and great at the same time!

Age: 18-24

Gender: Male

Date: 20 / Jun / 2011

Myc

A Great Sequel

This game really has it all, you play through a wide contrast of levels with very different settings and scenery. The story is as gripping as it always was and the weapons, along with how to use them, isn't overly complicated, but there is a huge range at the same time. There aren't too many fights in comparison to working out puzzles and exploration, it has a good amount of all three. It undoubtedly has beautiful artwork. I was a bit hesitant to get this game, I am a huge fan of Alice in Wonderland but was thinking it may be too gory as the trailer suggests and the official site images, but it turns out to be ideal for those just wanting to have an adventure through wonderland. I would compare this game to PS3's Kingdom Hearts mixed with PS1's Oddworld Abe's Exoddus.

Age: 18-24

Gender: Female