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Anonymous No.11838532 >>11838540 >>11838549 >>11838558 >>11838624 >>11838970 >>11840312 >>11842439 >>11842451 >>11842729 >>11842909 >>11843342 >>11843806 >>11843817 >>11844823 >>11846968 >>11851890 >>11854937 >>11855063
was this game any good ?
Anonymous No.11838536 >>11844823
play it and find out summerfag
Anonymous No.11838540
>>11838532 (OP)
yes. the jumping is a little clunky but other than that i found the gameplay to be pretty enjoyable. good variety in enemies and weapons, and weapons can be chained together for combos if you experiment a bit.

i played the original for a long time but the recent vorpalfix mod for the remaster makes it superior to the original imo
Anonymous No.11838549 >>11838564 >>11838587
>>11838532 (OP)
Like compare VTM: Redemption & Bloodline, Alice: MR was objectively better
Anonymous No.11838558
>>11838532 (OP)
Visual design and music are top notch.
Gameplay is kinda repetitive.
Anonymous No.11838564 >>11838587
>>11838549
>Alice: MR was objectively better
lmao no, it's soulless chink garbage
The platforming is less clunky but everything is soulless and the OST is extremely forgettable
Anonymous No.11838587 >>11838610
>>11838549
true, MR is one of the best 3D platformers from the 10's
>>11838564
false, MR mogs the original in every single aspect
there is nothing more soulless than generic dull looking early 00's PC graphics
Anonymous No.11838610
>>11838587
>in every single aspect
Your bait was decent but literally no one thinks MR's OST is better than the original's
Anonymous No.11838624
>>11838532 (OP)
Linear 3rd person action platformer with bad combat and worse platforming.
Anonymous No.11838943
rabbit!
Anonymous No.11838970 >>11842632 >>11843283
>>11838532 (OP)
Not exactly retro, but the sequel has some of the best art direction since Majoras Mask.
Anonymous No.11840312
>>11838532 (OP)
It's great.
Far better than its Chink sequel.
Anonymous No.11842439 >>11842925
>>11838532 (OP)
very awkward gameplay but its worth playing for aesthetics and the atmosphere. It feels unique. I'm one of those people that thinks a cool framing can carry bad gameplay
Anonymous No.11842451
>>11838532 (OP)
gameplay and graphics didnt age good, like many early 3d games. i feel the sequel does everything better but it's still worth a try if you love the idea behind it.
Anonymous No.11842632 >>11842721 >>11842732
>>11838970
Can does MR run on sixth console?
Anonymous No.11842721
>>11842632
Wut?
Anonymous No.11842729
>>11838532 (OP)
child abuse
Anonymous No.11842732 >>11842771 >>11842796
>>11842632
It's ue3slop, it barely runs on 7th gen
Anonymous No.11842771
>>11842732
In theory, bet it run Wii U excellent
Anonymous No.11842796 >>11842915
>>11842732
Runs fine on pc and my Steam Deck. Might actually play through it again aftet this thread.
Anonymous No.11842892
loli good
Anonymous No.11842909 >>11843174
>>11838532 (OP)
yea actually
its a fun little early 00s 3D action-platformer
the voice-acting is far beyond what you would expect for some literal who game
Anonymous No.11842915
>>11842796
>Steam Deck
>latest tech slop
Not retro.
Anonymous No.11842925
>>11842439
>a cool framing can carry bad gameplay
for a 3D platformer released in 2000 on PC and intended to be played on M+K? its actually pretty fucking good gameplay imo
i can think of quite a few games released several years after this with MUCH worse platforming. if anything it was ahead of the curve
certainly was in terms of its visual design at least
Anonymous No.11842935
Atmosphere and level design is pretty solid throughout. The Cheshire Cat may get kinda annoying, but that's kinda the point of him.

Gameplay is fun later on, but the early levels are a slog. You spend a huge amount of time shrunken fighting ants and stuff with only a very limited weapon selection, and it just goes on and on to the point you're sick of using the mallet and the knife on literally everything until your eyes bleed. If you can make it past that section, the rest of the game is a lot more interesting.
Anonymous No.11843174
>>11842909
>literal who
He knew Carmack and worked on Doom and Quake before Alice.
Anonymous No.11843243 >>11843786 >>11854712
So can megee make reimagined survival horror games about classic grimm tale instead canceling Alice Asylum?
Anonymous No.11843283 >>11844003
>>11838970
Wish they would port this thing to modern consoles. Kinda meh gameplay but it's a trip to look at
Anonymous No.11843342
>>11838532 (OP)
If you're going to play it, do yourself a favor and don't play on nightmare. The gameplay is already very repetitive, but I think it's worth playing through it once.
Anonymous No.11843618 >>11843621 >>11843630 >>11846537
Very mishandled series
>obscure PC game
>took over 10 years to get a sequel
>sequel was rushed/botched by publisher
>original game was ported to 7th gen consoles but only as preorder bonus for MR
>wasn't even a download needed the MR disc to even play it but needed a preorder code
>sequel to MR will never happen
>American McGee himself is basically cursed
Anonymous No.11843621 >>11843626 >>11843708 >>11843732
>>11843618
>American McGee himself is basically cursed

seriously, his mom basically abandoned him as a teenager to go suck tranny dick instead of raising him.
Anonymous No.11843626
>>11843621
That and the stuff with his sister going missing
Anonymous No.11843630 >>11843643 >>11850935
>>11843618
>>original game was ported to 7th gen consoles but only as preorder bonus for MR
What?
Anonymous No.11843643 >>11843649
>>11843630
I might be completely wrong about this now but the preorder bonus for the console version of Madness Returns was the original game. It was a download from Xbox Live but you couldn't actually just buy it you needed the preorder code and you had to have the MR disc in your console to play it.

It was never ported to Steam with MR or GoG. Very strange way to handle a game
Anonymous No.11843649 >>11844809
>>11843643
the files are actually in the steam version of madness returns as well, you just need to dig around and run them.
Anonymous No.11843708
>>11843621
His sister disappear while le journalist are shitty bastard…
Anonymous No.11843732
>>11843621
Yeah but he also happened to live in the same apartment complex as Carmack who made him into what he is today. That, and he's also living in China with his Asian wife and owns a nice boat. He's simultaneously blessed and cursed.
Anonymous No.11843786 >>11846649
>>11843243
At least Gaiman didn’t rape Lee… he was raping everyone else apparently
Anonymous No.11843806
>>11838532 (OP)
It was the type of game where its amazing art design made up for the gameplay itself being lackluster
Anonymous No.11843817
>>11838532 (OP)
>PLAY GAMES AND FORM MY OPINION FOR ME
>>>/v/
Anonymous No.11843904 >>11844420
Thoughts?
Anonymous No.11843909 >>11843952 >>11845469
for the longest time i thought "american mcgee" was the name of a company. turns out its actually the creator's legal name. had odd parents and an odd life
Anonymous No.11843913 >>11844003
gameplay is repetitive and down right annoying at times but the game's atmosphere and creativity is enough to carry it through.
Anonymous No.11843952 >>11844034
>>11843909
American... had a hard life.
Anonymous No.11844003
>>11843283
I'm just glad it runs well on pc. Its terrible when an underrated game has an awful port. Apparently you can access the first game through the steam version of the sequel as well.
>>11843913
Same could be said for Madness Returns. Maybe a bit more serviceable with the Zelda lite gameplay.
Anonymous No.11844034 >>11845658
>>11843952
Did anything ever come of his missing sister? That really was horrible.
Anonymous No.11844420
>>11843904
Sexo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtyqBWOZSqY
Anonymous No.11844809
>>11843649
And just barely that. On pc you just need to download the og files for Alice 1 and change a single line of code from "false" to "true". On the Deck it's even easier.

Gonna finish up the game I'm playing at the moment then do a run through of the series I think.
Anonymous No.11844823
>>11838532 (OP)
gameplay it's not great, but atmosphere, design, music, and voice lines are excellent

>>11838536
also this, jesus.
Anonymous No.11845469
>>11843909
>had odd parents and an odd life
that's putting it lightly
Anonymous No.11845658 >>11845721 >>11846369
>>11844034
She never turned up. American thinks she's most likely dead.
Anonymous No.11845668
It’s closer to Quake 1 in atmosphere than any of its sequels.
Anonymous No.11845721 >>11845725
>>11845658
Sucks. I mean, its expected, but it would have been nice for him to at least get some closure.
Anonymous No.11845725
>>11845721

Happy, healthy people never create anything potent
Anonymous No.11846369
>>11845658
Gamegate must have broke schizo lefty
Anonymous No.11846524 >>11847558 >>11848904
Bump wonderland
Anonymous No.11846537
>>11843618
>American McGee himself is basically cursed
Back when he posted videos talking about Alice: Asylum I would feel bad because him trying to convince EA to make another sequel was clearly futile.
Anonymous No.11846545
https://youtu.be/eqRLiAXV-zY?si=kX-nfzADh4d_wYZA&t=2346
>
Anonymous No.11846649
>>11843786
Snadman rape everyone in their sleep.
Anonymous No.11846968
>>11838532 (OP)
I like it until tranny come to the picture.
Anonymous No.11847558
>>11846524
S o u l
Anonymous No.11847574
>played first game as kid
>developed crush on Alice, way before I knew what a waifu was
>years go by until sequel finally comes out
>all comes rushing back
>start to fall in love with her all over again
>entire game is about her going insane because her therapist is mind breaking her in attempt to fuck her and sell her into human sex trafficking
>game ends with line between sanity and reality blurred
>Alice's fate is unknown
Anonymous No.11848520
Where is Soviet Alice posters?
Anonymous No.11848904
>>11846524
Anonymous No.11848964 >>11848970 >>11849901
I liked it, but I also had a goth girlfriend at the time who liked watching me play it inbetween fuck seshes.
Anonymous No.11848970
>>11848964
I prefer ganguro girlfriend
Anonymous No.11849901
>>11848964
>gypsy dreams
Anonymous No.11850935
>>11843630
Wonder that too
Anonymous No.11851696 >>11853856
Tea party: the games
Anonymous No.11851712
I never played it. It was one of those "new games" that I thought one day I would play. And now it's on /vr/? What the hell happened.
Anonymous No.11851890 >>11852119 >>11852279
>>11838532 (OP)
I played the squeakel and I want to play this. How do I play this old game in the year of our lord 2025 on either Windows or Linux?
Anonymous No.11852119 >>11852279
>>11851890
get the remastered version and install the vorpalfix mod
Anonymous No.11852279
>>11851890
>>11852119
Now someone need port it on Wii U and PS4
Anonymous No.11853856
>>11851696
Mouse not invited
Anonymous No.11854712
>>11843243
Crossover with lollipop chainsaw?
Anonymous No.11854739
The first game was great excepting the SecuROM bullshit EA forced on it, which later versions of Windows simply banned. Luckily there are patches for that.
Anonymous No.11854937 >>11855008 >>11855037 >>11855520
>>11838532 (OP)
It is simplistic, but unlike the sequel where I kind of got bored with it overstaying its welcome, the original I played all the way through (twice, PC and as DLC for the sequel). It has the feel like those X-men or racing total conversions of Quake, bolstered by its macabre artstyle. It lacks the polygons and shaders the sequel was able to push to fully realize the intended visuals, but is just so much better paced.
Anonymous No.11855008 >>11857373
>>11854937
i thought of getting a physical copy of the game after playing it but i ended up getting this poster which i love
Anonymous No.11855037 >>11857373
>>11854937
>the sequel where I kind of got bored with it overstaying its welcome
I am barely at the end of the industrial world, so at the beginning, and just want to get to the world with the card games... I am already bored lol

yet I somewhat appreciate it, must be one of the last games (if not the last game) that follows that oldschool mario/rayman style 3d platforming
Anonymous No.11855063 >>11855076 >>11855552
>>11838532 (OP)
the game has some sort of input lag on the ps3.hd release, is it like that on pc too?
Anonymous No.11855076 >>11855552
>>11855063
Yeah unfortunately. The game has a slight delay on mouse movement by default for whatever reason. There are console commands to get rid of it, but I don't think you can use it on PS3?

seta cg_camerascale "1"
cg_camerascale "1"

Those are the commands if you're able to use the console or edit the config files somehow.
Anonymous No.11855520 >>11857373
>>11854937
The vault of darkness need modern gen console port
Anonymous No.11855552
>>11855076
>>11855063
>360/PS3
Not retro
Anonymous No.11857373
>>11855008
That is quite a brilliant poster featuring the wonderful art of the original game. There is an artbook for the sequel which has a lot of amazing images as well worth getting prints: https://archive.org/details/alice-madness-returns_202401

>>11855037
They have a habit of showing how you have to do something 3 times over in 3 sections in an environment, but they really should have limited it to two or one and leave the remainder as "cut content". Another possibility would be to have the game randomly choose one path per playthrough roguelike-style, just to make replays not exactly the same, so there'd be no fatique with the environments. The Chinese devs even made a Chinese environment which they made some excuse just to have it in the game, so while nice the director didn't want to constrain the creative team, should have attempted some workarounds like my ideas to cut some content in the sequel.

>>11855520
EA and other publishers typically packaged a large variety of games together in one affordable bundle once the games have become old. Just to squeeze out the last bit of revenue from the properties, but gave budget gamers like myself a chance to play the games. It is definitely a positive unique element I enjoyed of physical media in scrounging through clearance bins for games I'd like.