Escaping Wonderland promises wondrous first-person puzzle adventures featuring a new heroine visiting Wonderland. The game will be released soon on Quest and Pico.
Developed by Cortopia Studios, Escape from Wonderland builds on the 2020 adventure Down the rabbit holewhich follows a different protagonist into Wonderland before Alice's fateful arrival. This time around, you'll join the raven-haired amnesiac Molly as she solves a variety of puzzles in what publisher Beyond Frames Entertainment describes as a “standalone adventure” in the Down the Rabbit Hole Saga.
Dive down the rabbit hole in Escaping Wonderland, where riddles abound! Join curious Molly on a new adventure through the beloved world of Alice in Wonderland. Puzzle your way through perplexing challenges in an enchanted landscape where up is down, left is right, and nothing is as it seems. Enjoy hours of gameplay filled with brain-teasing, enchantment, and delightful nonsense. Discover what Molly is really escaping from and help her regain her memory, if you dare!
Like Down The Rabbit Hole, players play as an omniscient presence guiding the quirky heroine through Wonderland. You’ll encounter familiar friends and devils like the White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts, as well as niche characters like a surprisingly business-minded portrayal of the Jabberwock.
One of the most impressive returning features from Down the Rabbit Hole in Escaping Wonderland is the 3D storybook diorama presentation, in which players ascend and descend through Wonderland's various scenes. Now, more players than ever will get the chance to experience Cortopia's take on the literary classic, as it's coming to Quest.
Pre-orders for Escaping Wonderland are live, with 10% off for early adopters on the Meta quest platform.
Down The Rabbit Hole Review: A Versatile VR Adventure Worthy of Wonderland Itself
When I say Down The Rabbit Hole is a VR adventure worthy of Wonderland, I clearly don’t mean on a literary level. Cortopia’s rendition of the long-beloved, well-trodden fantasy world can’t quite match that. Instead, Down The Rabbit Hole aims to trap that celebrated weirdness
