Alicia History


Essentially, Project Alice was a project based on the rider's relationship with the horse. The original concept contained sword fighting enemies on your horse and fighting big monster bosses while riding your horse. The idea later evolved into using magic spells instead, which was executed in a similar way to Mariokart. The idea of fighting monsters was scrapped from the original concept as it evolved into the open beta that started in 2011 and closed in 2014. This open beta included horse races in 4 distinct categories: Speed races, ones where you would collect horseshoes to increase the gauge for a racing boost with up to 8 players online in the same racing room; Speed Team races, ones where you could do all this but with a team up to 4 players, also used a bar you would fill up by using racing boosts obtained; Magic races, ones where you'd use magic spells to attack other players or to benefit yourself into reaching the first place; and finally Magic Team races, where you'd throw spells at the enemy team up to victory, with up to 4 players in your team.

Have you ever wondered why so many fawn's pictos vanish? Here one day, gone the next without a trace? You've probably thought, like many, that their players simply abandoned them; that they quickly tired of the game, losing interest in it before their fawns aged up.

If only it were that innocent.



Learn how to float, watch him dance, and maybe get spooked by your favorite transdimensional, shapeshifting underground murder clown. He emerges from his pit in the ruins, and keeps his antics contained to the surrounding areas. Whether contorting himself between the stones, sticking his face through statues and headstones, or just generally lurking around, he's sure to entertain. So come one, come all! No need to be shy- step right up ! And don't forget to bring your raincoat!