Alisa

Fantastic survival horror game. It's got some rough edges, but it's still well worth experiencing if you enjoy a more oldschool experience.

wannabe classic resident evil with awful controls. constantly get stun locked by enemies. awful game.

So much potential, so little communication, no controller support! And the keybindings for keyboard and mouse are absolutely atrocious! How were you able to update the game and make it a "developer's cut" and make it HORRIBLE??? I was looking forward to finishing the game, to pick up where I left this from. and I couldn't. I've made posts, looked for ways to fix this, can't. So much wasted potential, such a compelling story for NOTHING! I'm gonna try to get a refund. Do NOT BUY UNTIL THEY FIX THIS.

door wall closing in puzzle sucks rest of the game is goated

Very good and funny. Unfortunately some game breaking bugs especially at the final boss, but the game is definitely still worth playing.

It's a good survival horror game, but the horror was really toned down because of the color pattern of the game. I understand that it wanted to capture the Resident Evil 1 (original) experience, but RE1 had a lot of change of pattern in colors to mix the well cleaned mansion with obscure moments. The Alice in Wonderland thematic is well received, but it turned more into a playful moments rather than psychological horror. The game is well balanced, not too easy for you to get rid of all acheivements, and not to hard to lose your mind while playing it. (I'm looking at you "Them and Us"). Recommend for those who wants to see other environments of survival horror exprerience

COOL.

This game so far is great, the controls are a bit clunky and take some getting used to. The ability to change outfits that have different stats is really cool. RE1 meets Alice in Wonderland.

Spectacular game, the survival horror adventure presented within Alisa is so creative, charming and horrifying. It's become one of my favorite action-horror games along other titles like Resident Evil and Dino Crisis and makes me excited for the future development and refinement of this genre of video game. I'm very much looking forward to Alisa: The Parting and recommend the series for fans of old school survival horror video games from the fifth generation of video games. I think the combat could use some more refinement, and there was a bug I ran into during the puzzle with the box in the circus, but apart from some small issues, I had an overall positive experience.

goated