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Game Info

Gakuen Alice: Doki-doki Fushigi Taiken Cover Art

Not rated

Platform: Game Boy Advance
Player Perspective: Text
Developer Companies: Kids Station
Publishers: Kids Station
Release date: 18 November 2004

Summary

Gakuen Alice: Doki‑Doki Fushigi Taiken is a little‑known GBA adventure that never left Japan. Rokumendo handled development while Kids Station handled publishing, and the title arrived in 2004 as a tie‑in to the popular manga series. The game plays like a visual‑novel, guiding the player through a school filled with “Alice” powers and puzzling choices, all presented in the handheld’s crisp sprite work. Because it never saw a localized release, English information is scarce and the cartridge is considered a collectible among fans of obscure Japanese RPGs. If you ever spot it in a used‑games bin, you’ll need a translation fan‑patch to follow the story fully.

Storyline

Gakuen Alice: Doki‑doki Fushigi Taiken opens by introducing the player to a cast of quirky academy residents. Early on you meet characters like Mikan, whose path mirrors yours as you search for your own Alice ability. The game makes it clear that becoming an official student hinges on discovering which Alice power you possess.
Your Alice is not preset; it evolves from how you interact with the classmates and even how you customize your character’s look. Each conversation and outfit choice nudges the hidden ability toward a specific type, turning the storyline into a personalized mystery that unfolds as you progress toward official enrollment.

Edited by Maya Carter