Alice's Wonderland Research Paper

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Meta: Alice is a character whose abstract nature has insured her immortality. Alice’s Wonderland brings the classic tale to the reels; will you peer through the looking glass?

Alice’s Wonderland Review

Pretty much everybody is familiar with the famous book Alice in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll’s seminary work has been a feature of pop culture for virtually the entire duration of its existence, spawning a whole franchise as well as a famous Disney movie. Naturally the creators at 888 Slots saw a way to capitalise on that fact, which has prompted the creation of Alice’s Wonderland, a video slots game featuring the eponymous book as its theme. At first impression the game boasts a fairy-tale like appearance, giving the game a whimsical sense of
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The left-most buttons let you access the game’s sub-menu as well as the pay table. The middle buttons allow you to change the bet size (coin denominations range from 0.01 to 10); lines in play as well as opt to bet the maximum amount by default. The bottom-right button lets you spin the reels, and in the far corner there is the auto-spin button should you not wish to press the spin button time and time again. There are scatter and wild symbols in play.

Down the Rabbit Hole

This game provides a ridiculous number of opportunities to win prizes, including a progressive jackpot! In addition, there is a whole host of bonus games included. Where do I begin? If you get three or more rabbit hole symbols you’ll trigger the Rabbit Hole bonus. Just like in the book, Alice falls down the rabbit hole, except here you pick up a whole assortment of prizes that increase your initial bet size by as much as 22 times over. Get three or more white rabbit symbols and you’ll get a whole bunch of free spins and an extra wild symbol – the only downside is that you can’t retrigger them.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea
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Get at least three Mad Hatter symbols on your active reels and you will begin the book’s famous tea party scene. You are given the option to choose from an assortment of symbols, and if you pick well you will be given more to select. The added time the characters take to drink tea means you’ll keep winning more money. If they add sugar to their tea before they drink, it means you’ll win the

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