If you have a love for The Sims 3 and Alice: Madness Returns, then make like a march hare and dash over to Meronin-Sims to nab this custom content.
Spicy Horse Releases Free Alice Art Gallery On iTunes
If you’re a big fan of Alice: Madness Returns and its vast universe of delightfully disturbed artwork then you’ll want to head over to the iTunes Store to pick up this new iOS app. Available for iPad and iPhone, the gallery will feature new images and concept art featuring our intrepid and perpetually deranged heroine, regularly added and updated by the team at Spicy Horse. Get it now to enjoy the app to its fullest!
I’m sad this time has come to an end, but all things eventually must I suppose. With this last photo, a beautiful bridge between Alice and Alice: Madness Returns, I’d like to leave you with the links of some wonderful Alice Tumblr blogs who have shown support through this content onslaught:
Fuck Yeah Wonderland
Fuck Yeah Alice: Madness Returns
Ask Alice Liddell
Fuck Yeah American McGee’s Alice
As soon as I saw the train, I remember thinking “I want to go to there”. How lucky were we that we got to do just that? Infernal Train, as simple as the level was, may have been one of Alice: Madness Returns’ best.
The latter half of Alice 2’s Dollhouse level greatly redeemed the first, in my opinion. I prefer the darker version of the obnoxiously bright decor, and finally tracking down the train was a gasp-worthy moment. Not gonna lie, I spent a good ten minutes just staring down at it from my view on the cliff.
Ah, “The Dollhouse” level. It was deliciously startling to see cameos from The Jabberwock, White Rabbit, and The Mad Hatter, but in general I thought this level was a bit gaudy, very Katy Perry plus steampunk plus Sid Phillips.
It was greatly redeemed by what was to come, though.
