“Don't miss this excellent and award-winning interactive narrative experience” (jayisgames.com)

“This is wonderful. It's really amazing to see how computer animation is going to change the way we tell a story... Really good stuff.” (jayisgames.com)

“Beautifully designed, brilliantly inventive” (Hyperliterature Exchange, hyperex.co.uk)

“....ebooks. it's not about the device, it's about the experience. and the experience is not about what you or I think of as "reading" because that is not what will happen. I was profoundly struck by inanimatealice.com. people should take a look at that production. imagine that, and imagine that *authored* easily, and portable, and you see a glimpse of the near future.” (Peter Brantley)

“A very creative take on digital storytelling, there's nothing else like it on the net.” (Kris Abel, CTV.ca)

“It's funky, clever, daring, invokes cool visualizes, sets the mood with edgy music and tells a great story.” (Kenny Kellogg, kennykellogg.com)

“....a mysterious new web-based flash game, the likes of which we haven't seen before.....it's more the style, quality plot and overall sophistication of presentation that has kept us interested.” (www.tiscali.co.uk/games)

“The story is told with child-like innocence by Alice in an almost poetic fashion and is told through some very sophisticated and design oriented animation. Very stylish work.” (Revelation Film Festival. Perth, Australia)

“Not only is it one of the best pieces of flash fiction I have ever seen, but it's suitable for children... just breathtaking in aesthetics and design.” (Angela A. Thomas)

“It is way cooler than an e-book, because you interact with the story...I would encourage you to go visit Inanimate Alice. You'll enjoy your time.” (Childhood bibliophile, chbibliophile.blogspot.com)

“An excellent example of strong fiction existing online” (jesslaccetti.co.uk)

“A fine example of what can be done using new media tools to create narrative for the web. The balance of text, imagery and audio in the story gives the narrative a pace perfectly suited to the medium.” (runran.net)

“...pioneering material that is already surprisingly accomplished and opens up new writing dimensions.” (MartinGoodman.com)

“Push[es] flash to new levels of expression. It is a real multimedia tour de force... I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to see what see the new kinds of narration that networked computer can deliver!” (betwixtandbetween.blogspot.com)

“A very interesting Flash-based kinetic novel... A nice little piece to study if you're thinking of making a Flash-based ren'ai game or kinetic novel.”(lemmasoft.renai.us)

“There have been flash movies and animations and even games for a while now. Yet as I delve deeper and deeper into the realms of flash and online movie productions, the more and more I am convinced that "flash" is the new creative writing/photography/film/...hybrid. I just stumbled across this great story/flash vid. It's called Inanimate Alice... and it was awesome.” (hearts-keep.livejournal.com)

“I love the music, I keep the windows open after they're done playing just to hear the credit music. I've found a new obsession.” (Nordinho.net)

“Not your average animation...something for grown ups and plenty for kids” (AwesomeArts.com)

“Who says that hypertext stories are all like "difficult listening music" and made only for adults?... I am looking forward to playing with the other installments soon.” (Steven D. Krause)

“...that extraordinary thing, a genuinely original, engrossing piece of narrative using Flash.” (RelaxedParents.com)

“...a wonderful throwback to early interactive media work which mixed audio, video, text and images in simple ways but to powerful effect.” (Bob Stein, futureofthebook.org)

“...the 'digital drama' everyone's talking about” (Big A little a)

“Check out Inanimate Alice... it will suck you right into its tale” (Roger Sutton, hbook.com)

“Let me be clear. I'm not talking about a game or a virtual environment. I'm definitely not talking about a toy or a movie. I'm talking about a new medium that integrates the narrative form of a book with new ways of telling the story which are digital. And now I think I've found the first completed instance of it. ” (Kristen McLean, Executive Director, The Association of Booksellers for Children - pixiestixkidspix.wordpress.com)

“It's no secret that I love my action games, my platformers, my rhythm games, my survival horror and adventure games. But... I've practically ignored web-based interactive games/art like Inanimate Alice, which is close to a crime in my book.” (The New Gamer)

“I am hooked on the Alice story now... this kind of storytelling can grab you.” (Book Moot)

“...do check out inanimate alice, an online serial children's/YA story told with interactive media... It's a fast-paced, mysterious story, and the pictures and sounds support the text. It's thoroughly absorbing, as good as having your own little movie, or, since it's interactive, your own little game.” (Finding Wonderland: The WritingYA Weblog)

“A wonderful story told in a new and exciting way.” (Julia Farley, keenthings.blogspot.com)