The simplistic platforming gives way to facile combat that works well enough with solo enemy encounters, but running into a group brings some of the game's biggest flaws to light. Regrettably, there just isn't much challenge or personality to any of it. But there really isn't any pay-off at the end of each area, and too many tasks and puzzles are carbon copies of the ones you've just finished. Elsewhere, you'll be listening acutely for the sound of a pig snout to fill full of pepper to unlock new platforms that let you access an otherwise unreachable area, or you'll find yourself timing jumps over mobile obstacles and catching wind gusts to reach new heights. In one sequence, I had to reassemble The Mad Hatter from several parts, each strewn about separate areas that took me around twenty soul-sucking minutes to complete, apiece.
For as much visual imagination as game contains, the levels themselves are sparse and boring, overstaying their welcomes with drawn-out objectives.Īlice's pacing is so irregular that I never knew when a level would end. It's just too bad the gameplay and narrative can't match the criminally charming art direction.
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