What is My Neighbor Alice (ALICE)?
My Neighbor Alice (ALICE) is a social farming game built around player-owned virtual islands. Land, buildings, animals and decorations are represented as NFTs (digital items with ownership recorded on a blockchain), so players can truly hold and trade what they create. ALICE functions as the main utility token inside this economy. The game keeps blockchain details in the background, aiming for a calm creative pace similar to traditional life simulations.
What can ALICE do in the game?
ALICE serves as the main currency for in-game purchases. Players use it to buy items from the shop, trade NFTs on the marketplace, or rent out their islands. They can also list custom-made assets and earn ALICE through events and quests.
Holders can take part in governance through the Community Council, voting on proposals that shape the project. Staking ALICE, or locking it for a set period, offers another route to earn rewards. Governance is optional; players who just want to build and socialize are not forced to deal with on-chain voting.
- Buying in-game items and NFTs
- Trading assets on the marketplace
- Voting on project proposals
- Staking to earn ecosystem rewards
How is My Neighbor Alice built?
The game client is developed with the Unity engine. In-game assets such as islands, houses, animals and plants are stored on the Chromia blockchain. This means a player’s possessions can be verified outside the game, rather than existing only in a private database.
ALICE itself is available across multiple networks, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Solana. This separation allows game assets to live on Chromia while the token moves through familiar ecosystems. The team behind the project is Antler Interactive, a Swedish studio that previously worked on virtual reality games.
