NeverEnd
A short, stiff point-and-click adventure with a fantasy premise it never earns. Only worth your time if you collect obscure indie curios and forgive rough edges.
GamerScout Verdict
Only for indie adventure completists who want a one-evening curio and can shrug off crude puzzle design.
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About NeverEnd
This one is for people who hunt down small, forgotten indie adventures and enjoy them as artifacts more than as games. Everyone else should walk away, and the 44 Metacritic is not an injustice. NeverEnd is a compact fantasy point-and-click from Sometimes You, published by DreamCatcher Interactive, and it plays exactly as low-budget as that sounds: you move a character through a handful of static-feeling environments, poke at objects, and solve puzzles whose logic is more "try everything" than "think it through." What it does have is brevity and a certain earnestness. There is a real attempt at atmosphere, and the runtime is short enough that the weak writing and clumsy pacing never get the chance to fully wear you down. What it lacks is anything you would call a hook: no memorable characters, no puzzle design worth recommending, no reason to return once the credits roll. If you already love this corner of the indie catalog and you go in expecting a curiosity rather than a good adventure, you will get an evening out of it. If you want a point-and-click that actually respects your time, there are dozens of better ones on PC.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS
- XP
- Processor
- 2.4 Ghz Dual Core CPU
- Memory
- 1024 MB RAM
- Graphics
- 512MB Dedicated Memory
- DirectX
- Version 9.0
- Storage
- 100 MB available space
- Sound Card
- DirectX® Compatible
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- Developer
- Sometimes You
- Publisher
- DreamCatcher Interactive
- Release Date
- TBA
