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Neverland Online Review

Posted by Amy Baldry, 34 days ago
  Neverland Online
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Neverland online is here and no it’s not a virtual tour of the late Mr. Jackson’s ranch, it’s a new colourful MMO from the people at hithere

This game is totally free and browser based so requires no downloads and is easy to pick up and put down when ever you want. Personally I did find some things a little confusing like the controls and trying to decipher the Chinese translations that sometimes made no sense at all and left me wondering what the hell I was supposed to be doing next. In the game, you get to be one of four classes - warrior, assassin, mage and priest - each being pretty self explanatory and needing their own individual boost in stats as you progress with your character.

As well as offering the creation of guilds and alliances you can do all the usual online socialising like other popular MMOs, but with server populations being low and some players not being very helpful it can sometimes spoil the social aspect of the game and affect the levelling of your character as it may be easier to quest in groups or when needing to do dungeons.

It’s not all bad graphically, for a browser game it was very pleasing to the eye although very 2D and cartoon-like almost like playing a manga version of Zelda y except you are in control of your own character and given more free will. Combat when fighting mobs is turn-based so this may not appeal to the free flowing game pace that some of us regular MMO lovers may be fond of and for me did make the game slow. The music can be adjusted and has an authentic oriental feel about it which is not too hard on the ears.

 

 Our Rating for Neverland Online Review
4.5
Replay
The controls are confusing and the lack of player involvement that is possible does not charm me into wanting to play it again
5.0
Graphics
Not the best graphics in the world but very colourful, maybe more appealing to pre-teens.
5.5
Sound
The music was not too annoying although some repetitive sound effects were grating after a while.
4.5
Gameplay
Not too complicated or challenging I would recommend for any type of casual gamer if you seriously have nothing better to do on a rainy day.
5.0
Multiplayer
Server populations seem low so getting the full group experience is disappointing to say the least.
5.0
Overall
Not a great game but not worth ignoring completely it could be that this game just didn’t appeal to me personally it certainly has some great aspects to it, there’s just not too many of them.
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