Throughout each stage you will pick up weapons, which are called Toys in this game and are explained in the next section.Your one-stop destination for ALL things Alice: Asylum and other projects too such as Pirate Jam, the Mysterious Shop, and an as yet unnamed Shoot-Em-Up.
This guide is written as if you are playing through the game on the Medium (normal) difficulty. For example, in an early stage where you simply crossed a gap by running across a bridge on easy, you'll have to jump on floating platforms to get across on Medium. The big changes are the difficulty on some of the jumps and how the levels morph around you. Once interesting thing is that the levels are different from the Easy mode to the Medium mode. You run through each run, killing everything in your way until you come to a green swirling portal, which will lead to the next area or stage. The blue bar is the Strength of Will, which is the energy that is used for most projectile weapons. The red bar is your life, and depletes when she is hit by an enemy, falls from a long distance, or stays underwater for too long. At other times, the dot will turn into a pair of feet, and if you press the jump button, you will immediately jump to that location.Īlice has two different bars. At times this dot will circle an enemy, which means that Alice is currently "locked on" to that enemy for purposes of using a ranged attack.
To help with aiming, Alice has a little blue dot that points to where she is currently looking. Summon Cheshire Cat (for help or advice): CĮven though the game is using the Quake III engine, it has a third person perspective. While you are able to completely customize the controls to your own liking, the default controls are: American McGee's Alice is based upon the Quake III engine, and as so it controls exactly as most first person shooters on the PC do.
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