American McGee Asks Fans to Move On from Alice After EA Rejects Latest Pitch

Game designer American McGee has encouraged fans to accept and move on from the Alice game series following EA's rejection of his pitch for Alice: Asylum. The news has left both McGee, and his supporters disheartened, as the proposed third installment now seems unlikely.

Despite the crowdfunding effort to create a detailed pitch document for Alice: Asylum, EA expressed no interest in backing a sequel. The rejection deeply impacted McGee, leading him to declare his departure from game production and encouraging fans to move on from the series.

McGee emphasized that EA's decision effectively killed the project and extinguished the possibility of further endeavors in the Alice universe. While acknowledging the shared pain and anger, he asked fans to respect his decision to move on and focus on new pursuits.

In conclusion, American McGee's future plans remain uncertain, as he contemplates his relationship with the online world and involvement in other projects. For now, he is sailing around Australia with friends, and fans await potential returns to content creation or streaming upon his return to land.