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Alice: An Interactive Museum

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The player searches through a museum of twelve rooms for a deck of 53 cards, upon which are clues which will lead to the last room and the end game. Those cards are hidden among artwork inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice novels - to find them the player has to solve puzzles of varying complexity. The art is very interactive, but those hot spots are not marked when touching them with the mouse. Finding them might result in bizarre results like turning the room upside-down.

This game knows no save feature and doesn't track how many cards are found. The player needs to write down the clues he already found until he can puzzle together how to find the exit.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

First person

Game details

Business Model

Commercial

Media Type

CD-ROM

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Mouse

Number of Offline Players

1 Player

System requirements

Min. CPU Class Required

Intel i486

Min. OS Class Required

Windows 3.1

Min. RAM Required

8 MB

Min. MSCDEX Required

2.2

Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required

2X (300 KB/s)

Video Modes Supported

256 Colors Required

Video Resolutions Supported

640×480

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Also known as

Alice "I Can't Explain Myself"Original 1991 Japanese release title

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Facts

Developer

Toshiba EMI

Publisher

Synergy Inc.

Released

1991

Platforms

PCWindowsMac

Standing

Top 29% by want to play

Tags

1st-personPuzzle elements