Wonderland Nights: White Rabbit's Diary

You are the white rabbit working for the queen of hearts. There is a 4 day submit with the other kings and queens from the other countries in wonderland to decide how they will govern between war, magic, trade and borders. For the 4 days you're there it's your job to schedule the activities between the kings, queens and their daughters/sons/advisors. Quite an interesting game, I'd say. Basically, you will unlock mini plots and stories between the characters depending on who you pair off with who. Re-playability is a given. It's highly advisable to play it many many times to get all of the plots and it will involve a lot of trial and error for a lot of the acheivements without a guide. Luckily for you, 1 complete playthrough is quite short so you wont have to worry. Would I recommend this game? Well, I liked it, it was interesting. It had many mini sub plots that slowly told us each person's story there, it doesn't allow you to grow very attached to the characters but all characters ...

Absolutely loved this, even though I didn't know much about the source material. I feel this is a niche genre that needs so many more games; the type where you pair random characters together and get sometimes unexpected results! And many different hidden plots to discover. Fire Emblem Three Houses did this, and I haven't been able to find another game like it until this! Lots of unexpected connections and ways the plot can go. Scenes are short, but that works for replayability and the characters and worldbuilding still shine through. King Harry is the best (and his voice actor!) Very interesting plot(s) and characters, and was a joy to play and discover!

Got this game on a whim, and was immediately so hooked that I 100%ed it the next day. So, maybe 20 hours of content, but they really are a great 20 hours. The characters are complex and interesting, the story is unique and engaging, the writing is very clever, and the balance between gameplay and finding new dialog is interesting. I wouldn't pay $20 for it, but it's definitely worth $5.