Ten years after a surprising re-interpretation of Lewis Caroll's Alice in Wonderland, American McGee is back with the very same universe in Alice: Madness Returns. A pretty good idea considering how disappointing Bad Day L.A. was when it got released back in 2006. More recently, his episodic game based on Grimm's Fairy Tales turned out more decent though each episode only lasted 30 minutes. Now what about Alice's return? Is it still a disturbingly good title or does it simply fall short? To find out, just follow the white rabbit.

Until I can find a little time to review Alice: Madness Returns (not before next week at best), I prepared a few gameplay videos of the PC version of the game. Let's start with one focused mainly on the early environments as a sort of teaser of what's to come. The next videos will show you the beginning of Alice's adventures. The footage was captured in 1080p, 30fps with the PhysX option set on high, which is why you may notice some rare hiccups in the framerate once in a while.
Update 3: One last gameplay video added.

Alice: Madness Returns will feature a wide variety of mini-games so, here's the "Mini Games" Trailer. You can download the video or watch it below.

Electronic Arts has released the launch trailer of Alice: Madness Returns that will be out in two weeks with a free copy of the first game.

Here is a new trailer of Alice: Madness Returns showing the heroin's combat skills. It will be out on June 14 in North America and three days later in Europe.

Alice: Madness Returns will ship in three weeks now and EA keeps releasing new images of the game. Today, the game shows itself in classy black and white with a tiny bit of red.

A new trailer from Alice: Madness Returns has popped up which pictures the new Wonderland of the game, plus 3 new screens. American McGee's game will be out in mid-June.

A good news for the many players who missed the first American McGee’s Alice released on PC in 2000, the game will be included with every new copy of Alice: Madness Returns on Xbox 360 and PS3.

Alice: Madness Returns gets five new screenshots, the game from American McGee and Spicy Horse will be out in mid June.

American McGee's Alice: Madness Returns has its first gameplay trailer. The game will be available on June 14 in North America and certainly a couple of days later in Europe.
Update: 5 screens added.