In the wake of Alice: Madness Returns and revitalisation of "disturbing Alice" content, the Alice is Dead trilogy of flash games were an excellent addition to the large mythos of Alice in Wonderland media.
A collection of fairly simplistic point and click puzzle games were you usually had to escape from an enclosed environment, Alice is Dead put a great deal of emphasis on story-telling and playing with your expectations. It created a wonderfully creepy experience through clever sound design and music choices while the art style never felt too amateurish or forced.
The whole series can be played through in roughly half an hour and is still a fairly engrossing experience. Shout out to episode 3's night club song especially.
A collection of fairly simplistic point and click puzzle games were you usually had to escape from an enclosed environment, Alice is Dead put a great deal of emphasis on story-telling and playing with your expectations. It created a wonderfully creepy experience through clever sound design and music choices while the art style never felt too amateurish or forced.
The whole series can be played through in roughly half an hour and is still a fairly engrossing experience. Shout out to episode 3's night club song especially.