This quest's gimmick was that it had heart pieces in the enemy drop pool when it was first released. An interesting idea certainly. Then for some reason Ventus made an update and removed that without any regard for what it does to the rest of the quest's balance. This quest now is the definition of an inverse difficulty curve. Your life is hell as you start with 4 hearts, green tunic and if you're lucky you can find a sword upgrade behind an unmarked bombable wall or random walkthrough wall. Frequently will you be pitted against enemies like groups of Goriya 3s, Blue Wizzrobes, and Super Darknuts with 8 or so hearts, white sword and no tunic. But my problem with this quest isn't the intensity of the difficulty, it's the consistency with it. After you get the blue ring (and eventually red ring), you can just breeze through the rest of the quest's otherwise forgettable dungeons. Coupled with a potential game-ending oversight in the final area involving level keys and generic keys, I can't rate this higher than a 1. Sorry.

it's solid. Simple as that

I was challenging. but painful. I tried doing a let's play but need a video editing program to finalize it.

it had a lot of what moments and I was suspecting if this is what they call "a gauntlet".
a very confusing and sadistic quest.
I just don't know.
the whole thing felt like I was being trolled.

You can read the full review here, but long story short, I'm not a big fan of the quest. https://www.purezc.co...ndpost&p=800554

Enjoyed this game had some new ideas.