Greetings, night owls. It's 12:02 am in Cuba and, as is often the case, I'm awake.
The days are busy, and I need an outlet to get rid of my anxiety and stress. That's why I play games before bed, especially Merge Neverland, my favorite for this time of day.
Merge-like games help me relax because I can go at my own pace, focus on one goal or several at once. That freedom of choice is very important to me.
I'm obsessed with planning, design, and methodical organization, and I can find all of that in this game.
It also allows you to develop, watching your assets grow in terms of coins, fairies, and a host of other resources.
To advance in Merge Neverland, you must combine basic-level elements, which in turn become higher-level elements. They continue to grow until you reach the maximum level. But there are so many resources that you can really spend a lot of time playing.
The fairies help you by harvesting some resources, but they have limited energy. That's not a problem if you find the right strategy.
There's always something to do in the garden, even without fairies, such as collecting the petals that occasionally fly by, which help you create the useful flowers from which you can harvest energy orbs to unlock new areas full of more resources.
You also have daily and weekly prizes, various free chests, prize chests for earning extra levels, and fairy eggs for completing Daily Tasks. A ton of rewards and conveniences to keep you interested and happy.
If you want to progress faster, you can watch videos or invest real money. In my country, the option to purchase with real money isn't enabled, but even without that option, progress is still at a good pace.
Although it may seem simple, it isn't. You must plan your tasks carefully so as not to collapse due to lack of space, for example. There are resources that you must manage simultaneously, so as not to hinder your own progress.
Also, if you want everything to look nice, organized, and coherent, you can face a challenge here, due to the wide variety of elements that gradually appear.
I've managed to adapt the game to my pace, or vice versa, I don't know, but I feel very comfortable with it.
I achieve small achievements at every step that are stimulating and motivate me to keep playing.
The graphics, drawings, and colors are beautiful—in fact, the entire game's setting is. Pleasing shapes and tones, designed to make you feel comfortable and happy.
I've played many other merge-style games, but Neverland is among my favorites. I recommend it to you with the certainty that you'll enjoy it.
I send you a hug, always.
The text was written without the help of AI. The images are screenshots, and the video is a screen recording of my gameplay. The banners were created in Canva
English is not my native language. I used Google Translate for the translation. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause
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