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software_name = American McGee's Alice| | software_name = American McGee's Alice| | ||
software_image = [[File:American McGee's Alice cover.png|300px]]| | software_image = [[File:American McGee's Alice cover.png|300px]]| | ||
developer = [[Rogue Entertainment]]| | developer = [[Rogue Entertainment]]<br />[[Spicy Horse]] (2011 remaster)| | ||
publisher = [[Electronic Arts]]| | publisher = [[Electronic Arts]]| | ||
systems = [[Windows]]| | systems = [[Windows]]| | ||
release = '''Windows'''<br /> | release = '''Windows'''<br />North America: December 5, 2000<br />Worldwide (remaster): June 14, 2011<br />'''macOS'''<Br />North America: July 13, 2001<br />'''PlayStation 3, Xbox 360'''<br />Worldwide: June 14, 2011| | ||
added_to_museum = Windows (''[[Alice: Madness Returns - The Complete Collection|Complete Collection]]''): July 5, 2024| | added_to_museum = Windows (''[[Alice: Madness Returns - The Complete Collection|Complete Collection]]''): July 5, 2024| | ||
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'''''American McGee's Alice''''' was | '''''American McGee's Alice''''' was the first game in [[American McGee|American McGee's]] [[Alice|''Alice'' series]]. It was [[2000]] [[video game]] by [[Rogue Entertainment]] on the [[Lewis Carroll]] novels ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' from [[1865]] and ''[[Through the Looking-Glass]]'' from [[1871]]. | ||
It was an action-adventure [[video game]]. After a fire kills her family and leaves her catatonic, seven-year-old Alice Liddell is put into Rutledge Asylum. Eleven years later, in [[1874]], Alice is slowly showing signs of recovery until her toy rabbit seems to call for help. She then retreats into her mind where Wonderland is broken and disfigured due to her mental state. | It was an action-adventure [[video game]]. After a fire kills her family and leaves her catatonic, seven-year-old Alice Liddell is put into Rutledge Asylum. Eleven years later, in [[1874]], Alice is slowly showing signs of recovery until her toy rabbit seems to call for help. She then retreats into her mind where Wonderland is broken and disfigured due to her mental state. | ||
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[[Category: Video games released in 2001]] | [[Category: Video games released in 2001]] | ||
[[Category: Video games released on macOS in North America]] | [[Category: Video games released on macOS in North America]] | ||
[[Category: Video games released on Windows in North America]] | [[Category: Video games released on Windows in North America]] | ||
[[Category: Video games set in 1874]] | [[Category: Video games set in 1874]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:06, 7 October 2024
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| American McGee's Alice | |
| Developer | Rogue Entertainment Spicy Horse (2011 remaster) |
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| Publisher | Electronic Arts |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Released | Windows North America: December 5, 2000 Worldwide (remaster): June 14, 2011 macOS North America: July 13, 2001 PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 Worldwide: June 14, 2011 |
| Added to Museum |
Windows (Complete Collection): July 5, 2024 |
American McGee's Alice was the first game in American McGee's Alice series. It was 2000 video game by Rogue Entertainment on the Lewis Carroll novels Alice's Adventures in Wonderland from 1865 and Through the Looking-Glass from 1871.
It was an action-adventure video game. After a fire kills her family and leaves her catatonic, seven-year-old Alice Liddell is put into Rutledge Asylum. Eleven years later, in 1874, Alice is slowly showing signs of recovery until her toy rabbit seems to call for help. She then retreats into her mind where Wonderland is broken and disfigured due to her mental state.
