This is a really interesting game themed around Alice in Wonderland. It's a weirdly detailed homage to the IP, the depth of which I wasn't expecting. The game itself has an old-school h-game aesthetic, and all of the artwork (characters, enemies, etc) fits the overall setting well. The plot is also interesting, though it can be difficult to figure out where to go next or what h-scenes have unlocked through plot progression without a guide. There is also a gallery mode and a full save somewhere in the thread.
The combat system is a mix of sex battling and offensive magic you can use, along with a litany of amusing weapons (frying pan, katana, guns, etc...). Unfortunately, there are no special sex battle scenes or whatnot. The upside to this is that it allows for a surprisingly diverse range of thematic enemy designs. The combat system is also dramatically shifted a ways into the game when you pick up the gender-bending sword (for enemies) and the plot starts having you switch genders more freely.
One thing I wasn't crazy about was the brevity of the handful of bad endings that you can get. They're over super quickly, and basically go: bad thing happened to Alice, Alice suffers briefly, fade to black, Game Over. Which sucked to observe, as I felt that most of the bad ends had a lot of contextual potential for longer scenes.
Overall, the game really captures that bizarro-world atmosphere of Alice in Wonderland with the story, art, and the protagonist being isekai'd into this world.
The combat system is a mix of sex battling and offensive magic you can use, along with a litany of amusing weapons (frying pan, katana, guns, etc...). Unfortunately, there are no special sex battle scenes or whatnot. The upside to this is that it allows for a surprisingly diverse range of thematic enemy designs. The combat system is also dramatically shifted a ways into the game when you pick up the gender-bending sword (for enemies) and the plot starts having you switch genders more freely.
One thing I wasn't crazy about was the brevity of the handful of bad endings that you can get. They're over super quickly, and basically go: bad thing happened to Alice, Alice suffers briefly, fade to black, Game Over. Which sucked to observe, as I felt that most of the bad ends had a lot of contextual potential for longer scenes.
Overall, the game really captures that bizarro-world atmosphere of Alice in Wonderland with the story, art, and the protagonist being isekai'd into this world.