Prisoners Richard and Alice share similar cells equipped with leather sofas and advanced computers, though Richard's includes a TV. Snow falls endlessly outside, while reports describe vast desert zones where survivors cling to life. Both characters harbor hidden secrets in this indie adventure game.
The narrative unfolds as a gripping mystery centered on family, desperation, and harsh weather. Players explore these confined spaces and unravel the story through point-and-click interactions. Fans of thoughtful indie adventures will find a focused tale crafted by games journalists Lewis Denby and Ashton Raze.
Richard and Alice are prisoners. Both their cells have a leather sofa and a state-of-the-art computer. But only Richard’s has a TV.
Outside, the snow falls. It has done for some time. Elsewhere, they say, parts of the world have been rendered an inhospitable desert, the earth parched and cracked. People live in the zones now. The lucky ones, anyway.
Richard and Alice have secrets.
Created by Lewis Denby and Ashton Raze, whose games journalism credits include the likes of Eurogamer, Gamespot and the Telegraph, Richard & Alice is a riveting mystery story about family, desperation and the weather – all set to the beat of an indie adventure game.
