Alice in Adventureland

Alice in Adventureland: Fantasma Games' Alternate Wonderland

Stockholm-based Fantasma Games continues its run of fantasy-leaning releases with Alice in Adventureland, another spin on Lewis Carroll's Alice, though this time she's not in Wonderland at all but an alternate reality called Adventureland. The two worlds share some DNA, but this version comes loaded with a few more weapons scattered about the scene, alongside wild transformations, wild multipliers and a free spins round.

Adventureland itself looks noticeably calmer than the chaos typically associated with Wonderland - an emerald valley under a misty pink-and-purple sky forms the backdrop, with those aforementioned weapons tucked mostly out of sight behind a 5x4, 20-payline grid. The soundtrack brings a slightly offbeat energy that, while not as richly layered as some of Fantasma's other work, still gives the game enough character to invite closer inspection.

The structure builds in stages: the base game leads into free spins, which can in turn open up an additional Adventure Spin round for those who progress far enough. Winning combinations form when matching symbols land left to right across the 20 fixed paylines. The paytable's low end consists of the four card suits, paying 2-2.5x the stake for five of a kind, while the mid-tier premiums - knights, teapots, pocket watches and boxing-glove-wearing rabbits, plus Alice herself - pay 3x-10x. Wilds sit above those at 15x for a full line and also substitute for other symbols.

On the numbers, RTP is set at 96.3%, climbing slightly higher when buying into the free spins directly, with medium-to-high volatility rated 4 out of 5. Stakes run from 20p up to £80 per spin, and the max win reaches a healthy 10,000x the stake, giving the layered bonus structure genuine upside to chase.

Alice in Adventureland works well for players who want a slightly gentler, more exploratory take on the Wonderland theme, without sacrificing the multi-stage bonus depth that keeps sessions interesting. The strong RTP and 4/5 volatility rating strike a reasonable balance between steady play and meaningful upside. Anyone curious about how deep this particular rabbit hole goes can try the free demo at johnessyslots before deciding whether to progress through to the Adventure Spin round for real.