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White Rabbit’s Wonderland – Way Back Home Collector’s Edition

Time Management

Once we forget about the dreamworlds of our youth, they are enveloped by sleep, and stay like that until we remember them again. There was a period when Alice forgot about Wonderland completely – but of course she soon came back, ready to experience new adventures, find new friends and help everyone in need.

But what was it like just before she found her way back? Who helped her behind the scenes? And who opposed her return, hurt by the fact that she once treated Wonderland like a whimsical dream? So many things happened without Alice even knowing about them…

Discover the truth with us, and help brave Wonderland’s inhabitants reunite with their favourite heroine!

The Game Includes:
A glimpse into what Wonderland looked just before Alice returned
The ever-busy White Rabbit as the protagonist
Multiple game modes: choose between a relaxed story-driven experience and an intense race against time
Collectibles, puzzles and achievements
New characters, exciting challenges, and minigames!

Minimum System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10
CPU: 1.6 GHz
RAM: 1024 MB
DirectX: 9.0
Hard Drive: 950 MB

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  3. Windows Defender doesn’t seem to like this one. It detects the main file as a virus and deletes it. It ran for a level before the file was deleted and won’t reinstall.

    • Hi Annony..I use Windows Defender too & the game is running fine although I’m only up to Level 3.
      You could go into your V*rus & Threat Protection in Windows Security & look at your Protection History to see if the file is there & you can give permission for it to be reinstalled. Maybe check in your Ransomware Protection – Controlled folder access & turn that off as it sometimes loves to grab games from a folder as it sees it as a potential threat. A little bit of trial & error to see what the culprit is…Windows Defender can often throw up false positives depends on your settings..I’m not getting any warnings how ever so it’s only a couple of suggestions for you.

      • There’s a rash of trojans and viruses in pirated games lately so I don’t want to take chances. And you want to make sure to update Defender often to get the latest lists. But someone told me of a secret workaround. Well it’s not that secret, just an old game hacker trick.

        • Ok not taking a chance is up to you but as I said before I’m not having any issues or warnings with this game so far. I always make sure that I have the latest updates but if you’ve found another work around for yourself I hope that it works fine for you ?

        • I’d be more worried about Microsoft.
          They are still trying to catch up with Google, in the task of stealing your information.