Alice In VR

About

Alice In VR casts you as the curious girl tumbling into a whimsical world of shifting scales and talking creatures. Shrink to crawl through tiny doorways or puff up to tower over familiar faces. You swipe at giant chess pieces, chase a grinning feline, and chat with a smoking moth, all while the environment bends to your size changes. The VR setup makes physical interactions feel natural, whether you’re dodging a falling teacup or nibbling a mushroom to shrink. The story moves at a relaxed pace, letting you explore oddball set pieces without rushing. The game shines in its tactile VR design, which brings Lewis Carroll’s surreal world to life with satisfying physicality. While the 2-3 hour runtime is brief, the dreamlike atmosphere and clever use of virtual reality immersion have earned praise from niche players. Its charm lies in simple joys: watching a clock-watching rabbit panic as you loom over him or feeling the disorientation of a hallway that stretches endlessly. Not a deep narrative experience but a brisk, imaginative trip that works best if you go in expecting whimsy over substance.