Alice: Madness Returns blog - missdisconnect

Wow,

Wow as in: This is the creepiest game I’ve ever played. Although, Thrill
Kill does come pretty close.

I don't have many scary/horror games and I'm not one to want to watch
scary movies and such when I have some free time. But, this game looked promising.

When I was a lot younger, my Uncle had the first Alice game. All I knew
was I would never, ever play a game like that in my life. Well, now that I’m
older, I feel like I grew a pair or two and decided to buy it.

Sometimes the Steam screenshots lie to you and make the game look so much
better than it really is. Not with this game. This game actually is good as it
looks.

The story is... interesting. It's pretty screwed up but it's like
enjoying Tim Burton's films/books. It's so creepy and odd but you get so attached
to it.

Hah, the game controls are a bit to get used to. I think you can edit this but,
I had problems to begin with. Problems to a point where just because of the
crappy controls, I didn't think I was going to be able to get used to it. But,
I did. Again, I think you can edit it.

It's a bit confusing at first. You have no idea what's going on. At
least, I didn't because I never played the first one. After awhile, you learn
more about Alice's past and well, that's the main point of this game: learning
her past.

All in all, this game was extremely well thought out. I DID have two
problems with the game, however. The first one was when you controlled a ship
and I wasn’t able to shoot. The other was when you grew into a giant and you
could stomp and punch. The stomp wasn't working so I looked the problem up and
had it running well in no time.

I really enjoyed this game and I don't know if it was because I'm drawn
to really creepy stuff like this or what. The art was amazing and inspired me a
bunch since I’m an artist. I highly recommend this game if you're the kind of
person that likes huge, worn out baby dolls and flying pig noses. That is
all.