Alice (918Kiss): the White Rabbit wild and a 3D Wonderland
The White Rabbit that led Alice down the hole now leads your wins as wild and scatter. Notes on the 918Kiss version of Alice.

Reel notes at a glance
- Wild
- White Rabbit (also scatter)
- Graphics
- 3D rendered
- Platform
- 918Kiss (SCR888)
Alice turns Lewis Carroll's Wonderland into a 3D-rendered slot. This page covers the version in the 918Kiss (SCR888) app; there is an Alice title on other platforms too.
The first thing you notice is that the game moves. From the opening introduction through to ordinary spins, the characters and actions are animated in detail, so the screen feels like a scene in the story rather than a static picture with reels on top.

The White Rabbit does double duty
In the story, Alice gets plenty of help on her way through Wonderland, and the reels follow the same idea. Besides the usual wins from matching regular symbols, there is one symbol to watch closely.
The White Rabbit, the one who tempted Alice down the hole in the first place, is the wild. He can replace any regular symbol on the reels to complete a winning combination. On top of that, he also acts as a scatter, so he counts in his own right as well as filling gaps in lines.
A symbol that is both wild and scatter is worth understanding before you play. When he lands, check the lines he completes and whether enough of him have appeared to count as a scatter win. The paytable in the game shows both values.

Getting started with Alice on 918Kiss
The detailed animation is part of the appeal, but it also means each spin takes a moment longer to play out. That is no bad thing if you like to slow a session down.
Set your stake before you begin, give yourself a spending limit, and let the rabbit do what he does. When you are ready, play Alice in 918Kiss. If you still need the app, the 918Kiss install guide covers the steps.
Quick answers
Which symbol is wild in Alice?
The White Rabbit. He substitutes for other symbols to complete wins and also acts as a scatter.
Is Alice on other platforms?
The name appears on other platforms as well. This page covers the 918Kiss (SCR888) version.