I'll give a 3, because it is only slighty broken. a bombable moutain lacks a warp

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Xavier's Epic Quest is a very solid quest, that while it has some errors that can be just screen bugs or that can annoy, is very well made. Definitely still worthy of playing, as well!

Strengths

• HUGE size for a quest made in 2 weeks
• Nice overworld progression
• Nice shops and secrets hidden around the overworld
• New enemies that keep the energy high in later dungeons
• Balanced difficulty with fair difficulty curve
• Good overworld screen design
• Good dungeon design and room design, for the most part
• Great music choices

Weaknesses

• Final boss was underwhelming
• No puzzles
• Screen design bugs
• Trap rooms
• Key placement can be a game-ending scenario

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3.5 so far. The spelling error on the first screen is kinda bad, and the quest is a little on the easy side. But overall, not terrible, very playable.

This is a good quest. It's a solid quest that, even though it's mostly linear near the start, there are still possibilities for sequence-breaking. Not perfect, a little buggy and there were one or two bombable walls that were a bit questionable as to their position, but they were quickly figured out. Overall, very solid quest, good-looking overworld with good dungeon design, but you should be a little more careful with your key management, as in one or two levels it was possible to use them in the wrong order and get stuck. Fortunately I didn't, but I could see this ahead of time. I did, however, quite enjoy the quest. It didn't really bring anything new to the table, but it was still fun to play through.Well done.

You don't need to have a lot of Zelda experience to do well in this quest. I think it is bug-free so great work on that.

4.2/5, do the math....rounds to 4/5.