It releases on Mac, PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in mid-June. The Australian Classification Board rated the game at MA15+, for "strong violence, dark themes and coarse language".Īlice: Madness Returns is the follow up to 200's American McGee's Alice, developed by the designer's China-based studio Spicy Horse in partnership with EA. The BBFC also recently assessed Madness Returns for the UK, awarding it a certificate 15 for fantasy violence and gore, strong language and two incidents of very strong language. What does the ESRB have against cutlery and the smallest division of the dollar? Oh. The dialogue is noted to contain references to prostitution, and "the words ‘f**k’ and ‘c*nt’ can be heard in dialogue."
"Some enemies can be decapitated, and certain attacks cause them to explode into pieces in one sequence, young doll-like characters are depicted with bloody wounds that expose their brains." "Battles are accompanied by cries of pain, slashing sounds, and large splashes of blood that stain Alice’s body and the ground.
Siliconera reports the game sees players using "pepper grinders, knives, and other weapons" on "trolls, puppets, living teapots, doll-like creatures" and others in melee combat. Afterwards she was confined to Rutledge Asylum, where she struggled to confront her demons by slipping further into her fantasy world of Wonderland. Teapots and exposed brains are both mentioned. Alice: Madness Returns - Eleven years ago a horrific fire took Alice’s family from her and left her mind horrifically scarred. Hope this helps!Īgain, I'm not sure what combination of those fixes was required, but it definitely seems that the DirectX fix was the key to making it work.US games ratings organisation ESRB has given a description of the violent mayhem and bad words to be found in Alice: Madness Returns. NET Framework 3.5 (which I think I was prompted to do during Origin's original installation of Alice), and I'd already installed the C++ packages for x86 and 圆4.Īgain, I'm not sure what combination of those fixes was required, but it definitely seems that the DirectX fix was the key to making it work.
Note that before taking those steps, I'd already installed the. Apparently, this added some older DirectX files to my system that are required by some older games like Alice.
Not sure if either of those steps is necessary but wanted to start fresh.Ģ) I downloaded the older DirectX files from Microsoft's site.ģ) I extracted the files to my Downloads folder and then ran DXSETUP.exe. Here's how I solved it:ġ) I started without Origin or the game installed on my computer. I finally figured out a solution to my issue.
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