Alice in Wonderland

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Alice in Wonderland is an adventure platformer inspired by the stories of Lewis Carroll. It uses the same engine as Dale Disharoon's earlier game Below the Root but shifts focus to logic puzzles over role-playing. Players navigate through surreal environments, collecting objects and solving challenges to advance. The game runs on 1980s-era systems like the Apple II and Commodore 64. It plays out in single-player mode, mixing side-scrolling platforming with inventory-based problem solving. The game's strength lies in its puzzle design. Many challenges require precise timing and creative use of gathered items. While the presentation is limited by 1980s tech, the core loop of exploration and deduction holds up. It's a relic of early adventure gaming that prioritizes brainpower over combat. A small but dedicated retro gaming community still discusses its clever set pieces and Carroll-inspired world design.