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Elite Royal Agent Alisa - hot on the heels of a notorious thief in a fantastical world somewhat reminiscent of the 1920s - finds herself suddenly whisked away to an old, bizarre, Victorian-style mansion. Now trapped in a world up-side down, Alisa must find a way to escape - all the while being haunted by the mansion's strange, mechanized doll-like inhabitants. Can you survive the dollhouse... and escape with your humanity? This developer's cut is the definitive version of the hit, critically acclaimed ALISA. What's waiting for you: - Classic Survival Horror gameplay - Real Pre-rendered backgrounds and authentic low-poly models - Currency, items, and outfits with unique player stats boosts - Weapon load-outs, ranging from a sabre to a blunderbuss to an SMG - A large variety of enemies and locations - Surprises around every corner! - A weird sense of humour - A nostalgic trip to the late 1990s, right down to the voice acting
Top critic reviews
"Casper Croes and his crew understood the assignment. Alisa is pure Playstation One-style 90s survival horror in the best way possible. There is so much love and passion put into this game, and a true understanding of tone and aesthetics and gameplay that made those games so much fun. If you grew up with these games like I did, I cannot recommend Alisa enough."
Read full review →"Alisa: Developer’s Cut has once again proved that indie survival horror is still very much alive two years later. With its new additions, refined gameplay, and new endings, Alisa not only warrants a second playthrough but demands multiple so you can really experience everything that Casper has crafted. Without a shadow of a doubt, Alisa: Developer’s Cut has been one of my favorite indie games in the last few years."
Read full review →"Alisa Developer's Cut is an excellent homage to classic survival horror that can easily stand toe-to-toe with the likes of Resident Evil and Alone in the Dark. From the tank controls to the cheesy voiceover work, it nails almost every aspect, providing an experience that feels like it was ripped straight from the '90s. Its overall appeal will likely be limited to those who are intimately familiar with survival horror, but if that's you, then strap yourself in for one of the best examples of the genre to date."
Read full review →"Alisa is a very pleasant, albeit late, surprise for the Switch. An excellent addition to the horror library alongside the aforementioned classics, but also others such as Outlast, Witch’s House and IB. For those looking for a tribute to the sick and macabre, Alisa is the most accurate of homages to the narratives that scare our dreams."
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