Play Alice in Wonderland on Msdos Online

I first played Alice in Wonderland back in the late 80s, on a beige box running MS-DOS. It was part of the MS-DOS Classic Games series from 1985, published by Spinnaker Software. At the time, it was just one of many text-heavy or puzzle-oriented adventures vying for attention, but it stood out because of its source material. The graphics were simple, the colors were limited, and everything moved with that particular slow, deliberate pace that defined so many early PC games.

You control Alice, navigating screen by screen through a world built from static backgrounds and simple sprites. The main goal is to find your way through Wonderland, which involves a lot of talking to characters and solving item-based puzzles. You collect objects, use them in specific situations, and avoid hazards like the Queen’s card soldiers. The game moves slowly, and some puzzles can be obscure, requiring a lot of trial and error. Playing it feels like wandering through a strange, low-resolution storybook where every interaction is a small, curious event.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".