Richard & Alice is a riveting mystery story about family, desperation and the weather – all set to the beat of an indie adventure game.
Richard and Alice are prisoners. Both their cells have a leather sofa and a state-of-the-art computer. But only Richard’s has a TV. Outside, the snow falls. It has done for some time. Elsewhere, they say, parts of the world have been rendered an inhospitable desert, the earth parched and cracked. People live in the zones now. The lucky ones, anyway. Richard and Alice have secrets.
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A second ice age has descended upon us. The world has frozen over, obliterating civilization and government, leaving anyone but the highest up to fend for themselves in a world that has gone completely to hell. But deep underground, Richard lives out his life in a well outfitted prison, away from the horror that humanity has become, watching nature documentaries and contacting the guards through his personal computer when something breaks or he’s in need of assistance. If it wasn’t for the iron bars confining him, it would almost seem a rather pleasant place to wait out the cold. The only thing possibly missing, is someone, anyone to talk to, and as if summoned by a support ticket Alice appears in the cell opposite him. If only things were as simple as they appear. Richard and Alice isn’t the story it first appears to me. Behind the easygoing life the inmates of this peculiar prison see
Richard & Alice is a point-and-click adventure game with memorable plot twists, deep characters and a fantastically dark story. I enjoyed the game enough to finish it through in one sitting, which lasted around 3 hours or so. It does feature multiple endings, so there is definitely incentive to give it a few more playthroughs once your maiden voyage is over. The art style is charming, and the overall writing is superb. Fans of old-school adventure games will not want to pass this up!
Richard & Alice shares the incredibly bleak story of two individuals living in the aftermath of a world catastrophe. This low-budget point and click title manages to convey this desolate world well, whilst developing characters that players can connect with on an emotional level. To be completely clear, Richard & Alice is not a happy, feel-good game, it is quite the opposite. It exposes the harsh reality of simply surviving in a dying world and making decisions that can mean life or death. Pros + Emotional story with interesting dialogue. + Multiple endings. + Achievements and trading cards. + Simple but enjoyable puzzles/item combinations. + Portrays the reality of life in a world struggling to survive. Cons - Can't change screen resolution to enable fullscreen. - No option for text over in-game notes, sometimes I found them a bit difficult to read. - Replaying to achieve slightly d
Before you even consider buying this game, ask yourself one question: Do you like games with a lot of dialog? If the answer is no, move along. This game is about 90% dialog and 10% point and click. It's not a very long game. I beat it in around two hours the first time. There are multiple endings, so I'm working on those now. The game is a bit dark and the story can get a little convoluted at times, however, I still enjoyed it. There was only one part in the game where I had to pull up a walkthrough. That's actually a bonus for this game -- I hate point and click games where it's nearly mandatory that you have a walkthrough for the entire thing. I would only recommend this game if you find it on sale for 75% or more. It's definitely not my favorite game in the world, but if you enjoy a quick dark story, this will do the trick.
Overview: The focus of this game is a moving, post-apocalyptic story. Two people are locked up together in a world covered with ice, and Alice tells how she got there, and so you are able to play as Alice during each part of her story. This is a mature and very sad story, with very strong and heart wrenching questions, so do not expect anything cheerful. Gameplay: Simple point and click interface, with only the left and right mouse buttons to interact or the ENTER button in the keyboard to skip conversations (hold to skip faster). Simple puzzles that make sense and are logical, but not very challenging. I only got stuck once, because I did not know what I was supposed to do. Sound: Amazing sound effects that make you feel the bleakness of the environment. Really good! Voice: None, only subtitles for dialogs Graphics: Simple but functional, not a problem for a story-focused game
Richard and Alice isn’t about the graphics. It is a story based game that has a focus on the narrative. That being said the simple style of the game talks to the simplicity of Owl Cave’s vision. It’s slightly bland in some cases but never looks bad and I think that it is a fitting look and feel for the game as a whole. There isn’t a great deal of audio in the game but hearing eerie music and raging winds did convey a sense of unease and foreboding that added a much needed layer to the game, something above reading endless reels of text while waiting for the chance to solve the puzzles. Richard and Alice has multiple endings so it is worth playing through a couple of times however once you know where to use item A all of the challenge has gone from the game. If you are a fan of point and click adventures then it would be value for money, unfortunately with no real replayability past the
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