
LUNA The Shadow Dust
22.99 $

A surreal, point and click adventure game, The Rivers of Alice: Extended Version is a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment where the player will need to help Alice confront the fears of her everyday life like: sloth, envy, and dishonesty that manifest themselves in the form of mysterious characters and puzzles. A gentle game, The Rivers of Alice: Extended Version will see gamers enjoy experiencing the beautiful watercolor, ink and pencil-drawn images of Ane Pikaza, as well feeling the emotion of the beautiful soundtrack (composed expressly for it by Spanish, indie-rock group, vetusta morla) wash over them.
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A gorgeous, challenging point and click game. The music is fantastic and sets an ethereal but hopeful mood. The puzzles are challenging but interesting. The art style is original and beautiful. Even though I've beaten
This game has some okay things about it. I won't even bother mentioning them, because those things are so heavily obscured by poor programming and an inconsistent (and sometimes very abrasive) soundtrack. Some of the
Far too obtuse and up its own backside. Don't bother unless you've played literally every other point-and-click game on Steam first. And then consider playing Gemini Rue again instead of this actively unfriendly
Usually I love games similar to this one, but I find Rivers of Alice annoying, a bit boring and ugly. If only this game had an interesting story I would stand all the issues I have with it but not this time. I couldn't
The Rivers of Alice is a short and sweet point and click puzzle game that manages to hit all the right spots. The game follows a young girl, presumably Alice, as she adventures through a dream sequence solving puzzles
I was hoping I'd enjoy this game, but I found it too confusing. See, the game doesn't use words to communicate what the player needs to do, it uses pictures. Badly drawn, small pictures that I just couldn't figure out.