Heart no Kuni no Alice

This is Quinrose's baby. It follows with "Clover no Kuni no Alice" "Joker no Kuni no Alice" "Anniversary no Kuni no Alice" and the not yet released "Omochabako no Kuni no Alice." Also, they released an animation movie from this game in July 2011, as well.

This takes a new twist to Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" and what I liked about this game is, even the Bad End is enthralling and makes you think.

This or "Clover no Kuni no Alice" are arguably the better games in this series. The characters are all unique, the graphics are nice and the storyline is solid.

This is a really good game, I love it and right now I'm half way through the vile that Alice tries to refill back with talking and meeting others :)
Thank you Play-Asia for the great dating sim's game!

I've played a variety of dating sims in my time but none like this. They took the classic world of Alice and Wonderland and turned into a dramatic world of romance. The images and art is beautiful, the characters are diverse and likable, and the game gives the player many options to take. One downside I do find though is that after several play throughs it seems that the only way for one to get a specific characters ending one has to have interacted with that character and that character alone for the entire game. While it is fun to play around and talk to as many characters as one can within any time, it seems in order to get the perfect ending one has to stick to one linear story line. And the story does prove to get repetetive from time to time, but the diversity from each play through and how differently you can play each time makes up for that. In simpler words, if you're a fan of Alice in Wonderland or just a general fan of dating sims in general, then this is for you.

Heart no Kuni no Alice is an excellent otome game; the story, setting and cast are all very well done and enjoyable. The capturable characters all have their own quirky charm, despite their inherent insanity, and the seiyuu do a fantastic job of bringing them to life. Alice herself is a wonderful heroine, much closer to the books' version than other adaptations I've seen. She is very intelligent and stands up for herself, making her interactions with the various wacky denizens of Wonderland much more entertaining than in other otome games.

There are only two real caveats, which may or may not be severe depending on the player: first, this is a purely text-based game with little gameplay besides selecting choices; second, the art, while plentiful and bright, may not be to everyone's taste, as it's far less glamorous and a bit more sloppy than that of other dating sims. I also have a few tiny nitpicks with navigating the CG collection and with the music (it's actually decent, but gets very repetitive during long scenes). Overall, though, many of the by-now-requisite options for visual novels are present, and there's an impressive amount of content, just about all of it quite entertaining.

This is a text-base only otome dating sim, keep this in mind if your first language is not Japanese. The game itself is standard girl meets boy game, but what makes it fun is the CGs in the game and the multitude that you get them in, you aren't going to get everything in one play through nor are you going to get the whole story either. The music can get tiring but there is an option to skip through scripts you have already seen. There is also a nice option of a script only screen, this allow you to go back and review your comments and character's reactions. All in all a fun game to play and a repeater definitely especially if you want a 100% on the CGs and script plays.