Never End, Neverland!
Tekkou Studios · 2022 · Adventure, RPG, Puzzle, 2D, Cartoon
PC
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About Never End, Neverland!
“Never End, Neverland!” is a 2D story-based adventure game, focused on dialogue and unique puzzle gameplay.
Follow Amber, an 11-year old girl who wakes up one day in Neverland. It's a magical, dream-like place where your outer appearance is reflective of your own self-opinions. People take on wild forms in Neverland: horrible monsters, cute bunnies, and anything in between.
Everyone in Neverland is sent there because of their own personal demons, and are not permitted to go back to the real world until those problems are addressed. Candyman, a stubborn showman and entertainer, refuses to address his problems, claiming that Neverland wants to change people against their will. Instead of leaving and returning to his old life, he is trying to create a “better life” for himself by taking over Neverland and convincing others to do the same. Amber is quickly shoved into this conflict, and along with Quinn, another resident of Neverland, she must put an end to the fighting if she wants to return home.
In "Never End, Neverland!", players can walk around a cartoony, whimsical overworld and meet plenty of strange characters. You can talk to anyone and everyone, from major characters to minor NPCs, and they all have their own unique stories. Instead of turn-based RPG battles and leveling up, “Never End, Neverland!” uses different puzzle minigames for its combat system. Encounters with enemies will have you solving problems in-tune with the enemy's own personal demons.
Follow Amber, an 11-year old girl who wakes up one day in Neverland. It's a magical, dream-like place where your outer appearance is reflective of your own self-opinions. People take on wild forms in Neverland: horrible monsters, cute bunnies, and anything in between.
Everyone in Neverland is sent there because of their own personal demons, and are not permitted to go back to the real world until those problems are addressed. Candyman, a stubborn showman and entertainer, refuses to address his problems, claiming that Neverland wants to change people against their will. Instead of leaving and returning to his old life, he is trying to create a “better life” for himself by taking over Neverland and convincing others to do the same. Amber is quickly shoved into this conflict, and along with Quinn, another resident of Neverland, she must put an end to the fighting if she wants to return home.
In "Never End, Neverland!", players can walk around a cartoony, whimsical overworld and meet plenty of strange characters. You can talk to anyone and everyone, from major characters to minor NPCs, and they all have their own unique stories. Instead of turn-based RPG battles and leveling up, “Never End, Neverland!” uses different puzzle minigames for its combat system. Encounters with enemies will have you solving problems in-tune with the enemy's own personal demons.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game encourages racism. I was just minding my own business doing puzzles when a cactus and an evil guy ganged up on me and sent me to the abyss!2 found this helpful
"Never End, Neverland!" is a very poorly made and designed 2D "adventure" game with a few minigames... and despite the very low quality of this game it's clear the developer still bit off more than they can chew here. It was in Early Access but seems to have left that state without any serious bugfixing, polish, or general completion. It's Visual Novel heavy, too, as if the game doesn't have enough problems already. This has some really mediocre looking MS=Paint tier graphics that will understandably be a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarly visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must understand that it's not an area for compromise. You deserve better than compromises. Not every "free" game really is. There's often MTX, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of things that could mislead gamers, but in this case I'm glad to say this really does appear to be a fully free game. Nothing demonstrates a developers belief in themselves and their work than giving it away without any remuneration. This is a s…1 found this helpful
Okay so even though my playtime is only 35 minutes I already have a LOT to say, and I'm very sorry to say to all of the devs at Tekkou Studios LLC but here is a comprehensive review of the first 3 areas of the game: Starting house: no walk animation, everything is on the same plane, looked odd, could be better overall. Exposition was VERY long, simply put I didn't care for it lol First area/town square(?): Overall pretty fine, easy to hear the difference in mic quality between characters, there's weird hitboxes with all of the world elements. Ex I ran into an invisible wall by the stage, I can only assume this was because of a stage light. All of the characters were designed kinda cool but executed poorly and I would've loved to know their names at the very least. Forest/Woods: Okay so theres a lot of questions I have. For starters the grass and amber are pretty similar in color, and why do the trees cover half the map so I can't see where I'm going?? what is tokenland and why can I not go there????? Amber is too tall for the paths and I was CONSTANTLY having to move up and down to fit along the PATH that was PROGRAMMED for me to WALK THROUGH SMOOTHLY. Now the RANDOM ENCOUNTE…1 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played Never End, Neverland!, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
good game not bothered to write a review for this like i did for sugarcreek demo though
Game breaking issues. Puzzles required to progress don't work. Returning to the menu causes nothing to be clickable, and the only thing you can do is force quit the game. I'd happily change my recommendation if these issues get fixed.
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