Diana dreams of her youth in Neverland, or has she actually been transported back in time? Enter a world of whimsical toys, and fun vibrant colors! You must find lists of hidden objects (toys) to find your answers and find your way out of Neverland. Watch your guessing, or your way will be filled with bubbles! Don't worry, you can pop the bubbles by clicking on them, and continue easily!
Move toys over to look behind them, and you just may find bonuses hiding. In Neverland, the toys in the scene also have special requests for you to fulfill. If you can find what they want in time, they will give you a bonus. There are three types of bonuses in Neverland: the whistle makes the toys stop dancing, the pinwheel tells you when you are getting closer, and the question mark will swirl stars around an object for you! The play is varied as you enter a vortex of swirling toys and must find your list there, and at another point you must collect coins before they disappear.
We had mixed thoughts about Neverland. It started out with Diana playing an overly dramatic victim of life that almost turned us off from the game right there. But the levels of finding things and the game play itself was fantastic! I recommend finding the special requests, because that will help clear the scene, making it easier to find your list of objects, and earning hints that you may or may not want to use. Neverland is a hidden object game that the younger kids can have fun with too. I didn't see any sort of a time limit, and there are multiple items for each item on the list to find. There are no strict penalties, and the bubbles floating up the screen were actually one of the things that the boys really liked about the game.
