Alice@Stomped has a new sketch of a character appearing in American McGee's Alice, called the Jabberspawn.

Rogue Entertainment mapper Bobby Pavlock updated his .plan asking what people would like to see in the upcoming Alice game. Doesn't necessarily mean what people want gets in the game, but it could happen.

The Stomped Alice page has a bit more artwork from the EA/Rogue Quake3 engine based 3rd person game. Still looks freaky. Thanks loony

A new section of the Wonderland in American McGee's Alice has been unveiled, Madhatter's Area with Chess Villega as first stop.

If you're looking forward to the upcoming Alice game being published by EA using Quake3 technology you might want to check out this interview with Bobby Pavlock formerly of Ion Storm now working at Rogue on the game.

It's been a while, but American McGee's Alice page has been updated with a new enemy model, the Card Guard.

The Alice site has been updated with new content. Check out the Fishfootmen and the Mushroom Forest.

Rogue Entertainment designer Bobby Pavlock updated his .plan file with a little update on what he's working for the American McGee/Rogue project Alice (Q3 engine powered).

Right now I am working on a group of levels that make up the Caterpillar Garden. For those of you who recall the story, Alice meets the Caterpillar after she is shrunk. So basically, I'm constructing these levels of enormously grand scale since Alice is about the size of an ant. I'm sure most of you remember Levelord's Sin DM level (I believe it was 'Spry') where you were running around fraggin each other in an enormously oversized living room. Well, that's pretty much the feeling you're gonna have when you run around these levels. I'm really pleased with the way it's turning out so far, and it's alot of fun to be able to design something so different from the norm. It presents alot of interesting challenges and opportunities to do some really weird and original stuff

AGN3D has a new interview with Rich Fielder of Rogue Entertainment working on the Alice game utilizing the Quake3 engine.

Another update to the American McGee Alice site, this time showing another part of Wonderland, Pool of Tears.

The RPOV page has a short interview with American McGee working over at EA on their Quake3 engine based Alice game.

There is a new Alice update at the http://alice.ea.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" class="external website. They've got a single new 3d model shot and a bit of a profile.

A new issue of loonygames is on the loose, their latest feature is an interview with Barret Alexander, former id Software employee now working on Alice.

The Alice website has been updated with information on the Wonderland area, Vale of Tears.

Loonygames Volume2 is busting out with their grand opening and have an interview with American McGee, former id level dude now doing his own Alice game over at EA.

There's a shot of one of the characters in Alice, Insane Children. Looks pretty good, not sure about the name though :)

Well, it looks like the Alice website has finally gotten a redesign offering a bit more info on the Quake3 engine freaky fairytale game. The only images of the game I could dig up is this image of Alice, this in-engine shot that I scaled up, and a couple of windows backgrounds: [image1] [image2]. Here are the game details I got for ya:

When Alice responds to a mysterious summons to return to Wonderland, the place is barely recognizable. Something has gone very wrong. Undaunted by the diseased atmosphere, confusion, and mortal danger that surrounds her, Alice commits to set it right. Equipped with her courage, a keen appetite for the bizarre, and a lethal array of transmogrified toys, she'll penetrate enemy stongholds, confront the forces of evil, and put the wicked Queen of Hearts in her proper place.
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Based on Quake III engine technology , 3rd-person 3D action , An array of nasty toys , Vicious creatures , Horrifying environments , Strange characters , Devious puzzles , Over a dozen strangely familiar locations

Also, the Alice Webring has a Q&A with one of the developers from Rogue Entertainment although it doesnt offer any game info.

The Stomped Alice page has a quick Q&A with American McGee who is working on the Quake3 engine based Alice game which seems so freaky.

Word from the guys at the Stomped Alice page is that the answer to that last totally random Alice riddle is "Alice will be coming alive after Haloween" which of course is only half as cryptic as the riddles themselves. I also plan on picking my nose some time after Halloween as well, perhaps I should write a riddle about it.. Hrm. The Stomped guys will hopefully have some clarification on the situation next week. I'm gonna get to work on that riddle in the mean time.

Riddle time again on American McGee's Alice Site. Thanks Peul.