[PS2/GBA]Alie's Adventures in Wonderland

[O-Well]

This game is a party game.
It has copied the game of traditional Germany using a card and a board.
As for me, only about 2 hours are doing this game yet.
My impression, it were to do the game being which can play casually.

The game can be done from one to four.
The board is covered with cards at the beginning of a game.

In order, a player turns over the card next to their piece on a board.
And their piece is advanced next.It goes to the event spot which is in the board and it increases a score.
If reaching the score that you are constant, head for the goal.

If there is a "Wonder Card" in the hand, the other player can be interfered. Or, the game can be favorably to you carried forward.
It gets "Wonder Card"s from the card which is in the board.

This game is released in GBA and PS2.
The PS2 version:
The characters of a game speak Japanese of babble. A storyteller's Japanese to speak is a tale of "Alie in Wonderland".
Also, there are more boards ( it which is covered with cards ) and events than GBA in PS2 version.


(C) Global A Entertainment, Inc. http://www.gae.co.jp/index.html
PS2 version:
http://www.gae.co.jp/game/alice2/
GBA version:
http://www.gae.co.jp/game/alice/game.html

[Will]

This game is a party game.
It has copied the game of traditional Germany using a card and a board.
As for me, only about 2 hours are doing this game yet.
My impression, it were to do the game being which can play casually.

The game can be done from one to four.
The board is covered with cards at the beginning of a game.

In order, a player turns over the card next to their piece on a board.
And their piece is advanced next.It goes to the event spot which is in the board and it increases a score.
If reaching the score that you are constant, head for the goal.

If there is a "Wonder Card" in the hand, the other player can be interfered. Or, the game can be favorably to you carried forward.
It gets "Wonder Card"s from the card which is in the board.

This game is released in GBA and PS2.
The PS2 version:
The characters of a game speak Japanese of babble. A storyteller's Japanese to speak is a tale of "Alie in Wonderland".
Also, there are more boards ( it which is covered with cards ) and events than GBA in PS2 version.


(C) Global A Entertainment, Inc. http://www.gae.co.jp/index.html
PS2 version:
http://www.gae.co.jp/game/alice2/
GBA version:
http://www.gae.co.jp/game/alice/game.html

[bbobb]

Oh hush now will... O-Well is a good guy.

And I've heard about this game... it looks quite interesting.

[Kidnemo]

Will, that was totally uncalled for.

If you're going to troll, atleast troll people that deserve it, and do it with a bit of style, not with the same damned pictures we've all seen a thousand times. And for the record, I see a lot more quality threads on the front page that have O-Wells name on them, than I see Will. Nothing personal, but damn.

And back on topic, this game looks totally sweet. I'm all about the pseudo videogame boardgame/cardgame stuff, and the graphics in both versions, especially the GBA versions sprites are neato.

Too bad I'll probably never-ever play it.

[Captain Vegetable]

I agree with Kidnemo on all points, except never ever playing it. I'll probably end up importing it, if I have to. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland are some of the most incredible stories ever written, and I do believe I'll like these games because of the subject matter alone.

[Kidnemo]

Aye, they look good...

But like I always say, there are so many good games out that I can read, for me to struggle through something I can't.

[AstroBlue]

You're a fuckwit Will.

Anyway, I would've bought this game for GBA... but I was far too poor at the time.

[kabuki]

Looks pretty interesting.
Thanks O-Well

[sggg]

I'm with Kidnemo. It looks/sounds great but I doubt I'll play it. There are too many games to play that I can read to find the time for something I can't.

Keep up the good work O-Well.

[Captain Vegetable]

From what O-Well has said, it's a German release (?). I won't have to "struggle throught it," thank you very much. I'm far from fluent, but it's no trouble to read and write.

Wait a minute . . . those links are in Japanese, aren't they.