How Lost In Random Could Inspire An Alice 3 Alice is summoned back to Wonderland by the White Rabbit to help save the mystical place, as the fantasy land has grown dark and disfigured to reflect Alice's dark mental state. Inspired by the Lewis Carroll novels Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and Through The Looking-Glass, the games take a more demented and gloomy approach to the source material by having Alice's family die in a house fire after she returns from Wonderland, placing the young girl in a psychiatric facility. The Alice series originally debuted in 2000 and includes only two games: American McGee's Alice and Alice: Madness Returns. Related: Lost In Random Review: A Distinct Blend Of Charm & Chance It’s a strange and wonderful game that mixes a unique combat system and an unusual narrative to great results, and its fantastic nature immediately calls games like the Alice titles to mind. The board game-inspired Lost in Random follows the tale of a young girl named Even and her dice companion (appropriately named Dicey) as they set out through the Kingdom of Random to rescue Even’s sister from the mad Queen. It's a visual experience that captures the essence of films like the Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline, and draws gaming comparisons to the American McGee's Alice franchise as well. Each district of the game is distorted in their own unique ways, and the characters players will encounter range from quasi-normal to strange and downright terrifying. Lost In Random particularly stands out with its fantastical world, with developer Zoink! creating a twisted fantasy aesthetic that oozes atmosphere from every frame.
The delightfully strange Lost In Randomwas recently released into the world, and the existence of the game firmly proves that a third title in American McGee’s Alice series deserves to be made.
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