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Explore the stylish world of Wonderland with Usada and Kotora as they search for a mysterious girl named Alice! A Metroidvania action game with a rich, exhilarating battle system all wrapped up in cuteness!
Alice Escaped! is a atmospheric, adventure and platformer game
developed by illuCalab
and published by Sekai Project.
Released on January 27th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 302 reviews of which 257 were positive and 45 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.9 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Core 2 Duo (Core i3 or higher recommended)
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 1280 x 720
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Very fun lil game, absolutely loved the visuals, interesting enough story, very fun combat. my only gripe is that it got a lil tedious for story reasons i'll reveal in the spoiler basically its a time loop. and if you don't have specific things done before you loop you might have to do an ENTIRE loop just to do ONE thing, looping doesn't take TOO long but still its tedious especially if you're trying to figure something out without a guide, especially as some of the things you need to test are dialogue options that just straight up have a % chance to fail That being said, if you feel a 10 hour metroidvania isn't worth 20 bucks then grab it on sale, but I felt it was a fun purchase
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You love beat 'm up and metroidvania? This game is for you, with some extra cuteness, bird, eggs and paws to your face. The goods: +Gameplay A beat 'm up metroidvania is the best kind of metroidvania imo, it feel so good doing combo. The control in this game is tight. +The soundtracks and the sound effects The soundtracks are so catchy they would give you eargasm. And the sound effects are just chef-kiss. Actually i think both give you all. +Characters designs IMO this game have the 2nd best characters for a metroidvania, and boy aren't they cute. +Writing The story, the world, and the characters are all very interesting, some moments are really great. +Graphics The art style isn't exactly crazy, but lot of works and souls was put into this game for sure, except for that one water attack, every else was well animated, for the kind of look this game went for. The mehs: -That final boss fist attacks need to torn down lol, too powerful -Can't actually pause while playing, quite troublesome when you're in boss battle and need to pee. -Spikes are instant death and send you to last checkpoint(don't worry majority of them aren't far away) -Apparently the game suffer some censorship, Kotora 's cleavage in the steam banner(same for PS4) have been covered, her sprite doesn't match her art work(she wear a different dress in the game, maybe to cover her cleavage?) I will give it a 8/10
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Well, this is more of a Mixed type of rating, but, I've decided to give it a Yes since I still had fun with this game despite its flaws. So, shall we start the review? Alice Escaped! is a 2D Hack-n-Slash Metroidvania, based on the popular Alice in Wonderland story, but with anime girls! The game focuses a double-character system that lets you combo your attacks with a character that relies on melee weaponry, and another character that is a range specialist. Doing combos on this game is a lot of fun, and this is the part I most had fun of, the combat system. It's satisfying to see how much combo you can rack up on enemies on the map, or on the "arenas" that the game throws at you every once in a while. These arenas are part of the map, but you need to defeat all enemies before being able to proceed again with your exploration. As per Metroidvania, certain things are only unlockable once you get necessary keys, powerups, and such. This game features an Upgrade system with the crystals. Blue crystals are common, being able to be found shards throughout the map as well by doing a high amount of combos on these arenas previously mentioned. Green and red crystals are rarer, but unlock more powerful abilities. You first start levelling up things with blue ones, and the green and red are for more higher level stuff. One thing I disliked is that, the game incentivizes you to switch characters to combo, but... at the start of the game, switching characters consume your "stamina", which you use to do special moves. You can only switch again if you damage / kill enough enemies, and in certain moments, a melee-oriented attack or a ranged attack might be more suitable. Thankfully there is an early upgrade that gets rid of it, but it is a little clunky on the first few minutes of the game, regardless. Other upgrades either unlocks some special moves, increases attack power, increases your defense, as well some helpful things like where to are the crystals or HP upgrades on the map, and stuff like that. One thing that I really liked is that, some places require specific upgrade moves to unlock, and you don't necessarily need to use said move to unlock the door, you just need to unlock it from the upgrade menu. Very convenient! The artstyle is beautiful. The game features kawaii moe portraits and sprites for our heroines and NPCs. The backgrounds, platforms and enemies are also well drawn and everything fit together. I did not like some of the particle effects that are emitted with some moves. Some of them I felt they were a little "cheap" or too large. The music is also very catchy, and it can also get pretty epic. The game has several endings to get, and in one of them, you unlock the ability to rewind the time, but you still keep all your upgrades kept. I think this is a really cool idea for a Metroidvania, because you're going to have to re-visit previous areas again, instead of having to backtrack. Sadly, it's not as well conceptualized and it feels too much of a time waster. I also dislike how all the Crystals and HP upgrades are re-added to the map, despite that you keep them. I like that my upgrades are kept, but the collectibles shouldn't be on the map anymore. So, with the positives and mixed feelings out of the way, I'd like to mention a couple things I dislike about this game. First off, how cryptic this game can be, as previously mentioned, the game has several endings, but, some of them are very specific that I feel like most people will be unable to even know them unless you visit the Steam Guides section. Yes, checking the achievements mention which ending you have to unlock, but even still, it's not that obvious. There is one of the endings that you HAVE to talk to an NPC more than once, something that people might believe it's just filler text, as with any other game. Second thing I disliked it too are how stiff the controls can get. It's kinda of a weird feeling, because the game is both responsive and stiff at the same time. There is a dash move you can unlock that is very handy, both for attacking and traversing through the world. But, I honestly feel like having all your momentum lost after the dash ends to be too clunky, and I constantly spammed the button to get into places faster. You can also use this dash move in the air, and only use again once you land. However, if you jump very quickly after landing, your dash won't reset, something that happened many times during my playthrough. Being unable to dash despite that I landed and jumped again. There's also a couple other problems related to the controls. You are unable to jump if you are holding down, for some reason. Later on, you can unlock an attack that if you hold down and jump mid-air, you do a drop-down attack, but being on the ground, nothing happens. Same thing with an attack where our melee-oriented heroine starting charging her hammer and nothing happens... in which only later you get an ability where you can do a very powerful home-run move that actually requires stamina to use (meaning you can still do the weird animation that doesn't do anything and can mess up your other moves, like your standard charge attack). Ultimately, this game can be a little short, as it incentivizes you to replay the map and look for the other endings , but sadly, constantly having to re-do things to get endings, and trying to figure out yourself (or checking a guide, I won't blame you), will get tiring. I'm not even sure if I'd like to get the last endings I haven't unlocked yet. There's also the bane of achievements, the speedrun ones. I thought that since there's a time-rewind mechanic on this game it meant that as soon as it went back to the beginning with it, you could get the achievement, but no, it needs to be on a fresh save, which means you will be underpowered, at least I wasn't able to get the achievements despite me reaching the end very quickly on a fresh time-rewind, but please let me know if that's possible or not. Closing notes. A visually-charming with good music game with some questionable design decisions in regards to how it progresses, some clunkyness on the control department (despite being also fluid on how it's going with a hack-n-slash game style), and some very cryptic endings to finish it all off. Not a bad game, but not a game that many people will get all the endings or all achievements (minus the speedrun ones). 7/10
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Looking for anime-based games? Check out our [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/36364102-Horny-Hentai-Festival/]Steam curator ! [Kawaii/Action] Definitely an adorable, and well-made 2D metroidvania based on Alice in Wonderland. Earn crystals and get passive powerups. JP HQ cute anime artwork, multiple difficulty/endings. [ACT] とても可愛いキャラクター達が繰り広げる、『不思議の国のアリス』をベースとした探索系アクションゲーム。詳しい言及は避けるが、ひょんなことから閉じ込められた「壊れゆく世界」の謎を解き明かそう。アクションゲームとしてはスピーディ且つコンボ等々が簡単で非常に爽快感があり、探索系としてもマップは広大ではないものの別要素があり…という感じにまとまっている。また難易度設定もあり、辛い道中やボスに対してACT苦手な人でも太刀打ちできるようになっている。探索系が好きで可愛い絵しか勝たん！的な人には迷わずお勧めできる一作である。
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If you look for a fierche, mean, high precision input requiring game with a huge game wold, well, this ain't it. However If you want a relatively linear platformer with not too complicated combat mechanics and a rather easy going atmosphere, this might be a game for you. Artwork is nice, the music is fitting and the fights are not too easy, not too difficult. The game has 5 endings, getting them all is a bit of work and honestly left me with more questions than answers. But playing it was fun.
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Alice Escaped! is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Alice Escaped! is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Alice Escaped! received 257 positive votes out of a total of 302 achieving a rating of 7.88.
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Alice Escaped! was developed by illuCalab and published by Sekai Project.
Alice Escaped! is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Alice Escaped! is not playable on MacOS.
Alice Escaped! is not playable on Linux.
Alice Escaped! is a single-player game.
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Alice Escaped! does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Alice Escaped! does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
illuCalab
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Sekai Project
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27 Jan 2023
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