Alice: Madness Returns is an art heavy game. There’s a lot of emphasis on the psychedelic nature of your surroundings, and what it all means in terms of your troubled past. Storytelling is important to American McGee, and Ken Wong is the man tasked with bringing that story to visual life. With Alice’s state of returned madness, it falls upon the game’s art to both tell its story in a way words can’t, as well as provide gameplay opportunities unavailable to a mentally sound protagonist. But in a game as big as Alice, can the art carry everything?