This has a lot to offer. It could almost be a five-star quest. There are a few problems, however, that keep it from being among the best in the database. First, way too many plain, boring screens, especially in the overworld and especially near the beginning. Second, the level design is solid, but most of the levels are too short from being epic, five-star dungeons. Third, it does borrow liberally from HoD (without being as good), and walks a line between "inspired by" and "too inspired by." Finally, there's a crucial bug where if you use a key incorrectly you can play almost the entire game and be screwed. Thankfully, I had an extra key thanks to a design flaw in an earlier level. Having said that, it's still quite fun and a solid sophomore effort. I hope you are still making quests.

Really huge improvement,I have to say.While your overworld design isn't that great,you did have some pretty nice dungeons,and the custom bosses....wow....I don't even think I could manage to figure out how you done some of them.But as said,there were alot of elements taken from Hero of Dreams,but because I couldn't stop playing this whenever I got on this,4 stars from me.

pretty nice. im at lvl 2 now

Compared to the dungeons, the overworld was inferior -- the map was disjointed and there were many plain screens. While the dungeons were quite good, there wasn't a whole lot of exploring to do in them. The custom bosses were well done. It was worthwhile to play and the next one should be even better. Thanks for the quest!

This is pretty much the the same as any game..but with a different story, different dungeons and different overworld layouts. Now wait....I guess that does make it kind of different! Thoroughly enjoyable...which is the benchmark for any solid quest. Balance the ratings here!