American McGee's Alice returns to the warped looking glass

Posted Nov 2nd 2009 12:30PM by Steven Wong
Filed under: Downloads, Action, Trailers

Fan original American McGee's Alice might be intrigued by this early trailer for The Return of Alice. It looks like after rampaging through fairy tales in Grimm, American McGee and his his development studio Spicy Horse will be going back to the roots and continue Alice's twisted tale. The game is expected to come out sometime in 2011, so we can look forward to more information in the coming year.

Download HD The Return of Alice Teaser Trailer (11 MB)

Tags: american-mcgee, grimm, spicy-horse, the-return-of-alice

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

It'd be nice if they'd put the original out as a download somewhere so interested parties could get a chance to play it and see what all the fuss is about.Posted at 1:12PM on Nov 2nd 2009 by justinslot

Well, it's not at the Electronic Arts store to download like I thought it would be. What a shame really. It's a wonderful game run on the Quake 3 engine. The Alice idle animations are my favorites, after a number of minutes of no interaction by the user the idle animations kick in per weapon she holds. I've played the game twice already through the years. Grab a copy on Ebay.com if possible, best bet.Posted at 1:21AM on Nov 3rd 2009 by Ladron

I'm still trying to find the first game. I'm worried that I might have to rely on less... legal... means to acquire it.

Let's hope not.

Still, I'm excited to hear that there is a sequel on the way. Time to jump in time to jump across time!

...My head hurts.Posted at 11:02AM on Nov 4th 2009 by Skisher

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