American McGee made a game adaptation of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, followed by Game 2 Alice: Madness Return. Both games are games that I personally enjoy; That’s why I’m looking forward to McGee’s release of the new Alice game, which he’s been trying to find support for years.
On the one hand, let’s wait for the new Alice game, game 2 is available on Steam once again as of yesterday. The game debuted in 2011 and was taken off sale on Steam in 2016. It was possible to access the game through EA Origin, of course, or you could play it as an EA Play subscriber, but still some players may want to collect their games in the Steam library, so it’s good news that it’s back on Steam.
As for local pricing, it doesn’t really apply here. The game, which sells for $140 in Origin, is $129 on Steam. And then there’s the EA Play alternative; You can access games in the EA Play library for $29 per month or $169 per year – which alice: Madness Returns is one of them. In summary, you now have an alternative to playing Alice: Madness Returns; it’s up to you whether you evaluate 🙂
