The Neverhood - Full Longplay

The Neverhood (released in Japan as Klaymen Klaymen) is a point-and-click adventure game developed by The Neverhood, Inc. and published by DreamWorks Interactive in 1996.

[alchemy]

Its been 25 years, yet this game is still one of the most unique artpiece of the entire industry.

[borisbily]

I think one of the most important things about games is the atmosphere. This game really had a unique one and thats why i appreciate it so much!

[staceywestrick]

This game was something my brother and I played all of the time. He was quite a few years older than me and would always help with the tougher parts. He passed away last year and fit whatever reason, I had a dream about this game last night. I forgot this existed for a minute there. Anyway, watching this video has brought back so many good memories of my brother and I playing this. I miss him so much and because of this video I feel like Ive had so many great memories unlocked. Thank you so much ❤️

[sizords]

This game scared the hell out of me as a kid. It was never horror movie scary, just so deeply unsettling and uncomfortable but intriguing at the same time. Idk if it was the music or the art style, but this whole game felt super off...

[nikolabentley]

This will always and forever by me favourite game ever. Original, spooky, creepy, funny, cute and so frustrating… some puzzles were total brain teasers for me and my little bro, as non english speakers with no internet back then we had no chance. We kept coming back to the game for years but never finished it. About 20 years later I have downloaded it again and with internet clues I finally completed it 🤣 This game is pure gold!

[LordZanas]

I love how dopey Kleyman is. He's such a goofy looking character. His static pose really says all it needs to about him.

[michaelnelson]

This deserved to be a DreamWorks movie. No questions asked

[Wildcat]

This game freaked me the hell out when I was a kid. Played it back when I was six I think. And I was just so freaked out by it I never got past any of the puzzles. I think I got ten minutes in and was like "nope!"

[delvescoa]

This deserved a hi-res remaster over anything else, to be preserved forever

[madelinedemens]

This game hits my nostalgia so hard. It feels incredibly obscure, because I almost never hear about it unless I go searching for it. I enjoyed the heck out of this game when I was really young...uniquely stylized, spooky, funny, and a brain teaser. This game will always live on in my heart, even if I can't play it on modern computers anymore. Thank you for having this video available so I can relive this game and share it with others in some way. <3

[MrKosobi]

I'm kinda surprised how little I remember about this game.

The only thing I remembered almost frame-by-frame is the part when the huge green monster chases you and you blow it up.

[tadkratzer]

I love how when your outside it switches to first person view with an ominous tone in the backround.

[hypno]

This is not a game...
...this is art.

[RomanRoman]

It’s hard to imagine at that time that this studio (albeit a division) - DreamWorks, would release no less cult cartoons like: Antz, The Prince of Egypt, Shrek, Shark Tale and Madagascar

[zacharypelley]

I've searched YEARS for this game from my childhood. The only memory I had of it was the fella going down the ladder into that little nook. What threw me off for so long was I could only remember him as a chicken

[taniajs]

My mom once told me, when I was little, they had a save mark on the moment with the long burp at 17:33, so every time I disturbed my mom from her businesses, she put me in front of computer and played that part. And I was sitting and watching! Haha

[sahandsesoot]

its year 2023, and boy its such a joy to see this beutiful game again,

[elsenworker]

17:35 World's Longest Belch! Right Here!

[TurtleRocker]

My brother, sister and I went to a science fair type thing when I was young. There was a competition with stations. My brother won and got to pick something from the prize table. There was stuff like silly putty and then the Neverhood, in box. I was young - and so enamored with the box alone that I begged my brother to get it for me. Might have even cried. I played it a lot and never really figured out how to beat it but my siblings got to the end.
I used to wander that one hall where you could read history of the world.
The behind the scenes or making of on the disk was so cool to watch.
I also would draw all the pictures that were in the instruction manual.

[ToriHiragana]

I thought I’d dreamt this game! I remembered playing this only once at a babysitters house when I was like 7 or 8 and none of siblings remembered it. Didn’t know the name or anything about it. Just the general mechanics. So glad to have finally tracked it down! Thanks for this upload!