So i beat level 4, found the 4 heart pieces and still cannot pick up the sword. This quest is dumb!

I agree with LostInHyrule, my only point is a comfort point for beginner. A quest made with the Classic tileset can be beautiful but this wasn't. The entire quest seems to be designed with Anti-logic in mind, one example is the entrance to Level 9, the biggest mouth of fear I ever seen, and where are the ordinary walls in the dungeon rooms?

Getting the flippers as the first item after purchasing a sword was also a little fuzzy, I assume there's no raft nor ladder to be found somewhere

Better luck next time.

The one star is because this is your first quest. The dungeons are bland, and have absolutely no detail - blank rooms are abundant. After encountering Stalfos 3 and double Aquementus in the second dungeon, I finally got out to have 10 Blue Darknuts accost me, and no destroyer item to be found. Not knowing what to do next, I tried opening it up in ZQuest and found that it was unpassworded. I went inside and looked around, and found some of the ugliest screens I have ever laid eyes on. A building made of mountain and push-blocks? I admit that the first maze path was very clever, but that doesn't make the game good.

Keep working - I'm sure you'll be able to do some cool stuff if you continue working. But this is an unfinished and ugly project right now.

I wish you the best,
~LostInHyrule

This is not the best quest I've seen, because of the blue darknuts and the early stalfos 3.

I'm giving this quest a 4, I have my reasons.

1. Sure, the quest is short and it took me less than an hour to complete it
2. However, this quest was actually done well despite it being short
3. Nice effort on the enemy placement,, though the 10 darknuts that guard the way to Level 2 is a bit extreme.....
4. While the dungeons can be a bit frustrating since I couldn't find all the maps, it does provide a good challenge for those short areas.

I'd give it a 3.57 but since I can't do that, I'm rounding it up to 4...now you see why.