The overworlds are mostly empty and the dungeons are long and winding. It appears you went for quantity a lot more than any other else.

There were some interesting new gimmicks that I first saw in this quest, but they were overused to the point of driving me insane.

Link's shadow when jumping is about a tile lower than it should be and screws with you when trying to land on 1 tile platforms.

Level 8 is a disaster and the enemy gauntlet at the end is not very good at all.

I was at 2 stars until I got to Level 8. Can't go any higher than 1 now...

This quest prides itself with simplicity. The plot isn't so extensive that it interrupts gameplay, and there's still enough plot to keep you interested. There's a nice balance. However, the overworld is very large, and many screens have no purpose whatsoever. As the saying goes "less is more". Each of the 8 dungeons have a unique theme, but some of the puzzles were very same-y. The blocks that appeared/disappeared were a bit annoying to deal with, as well. The dungeons, (particularly the last two) were extremely long. I usually prefer shorter dungeons rather than larger dungeons, but that's all personal preference. Some of the graphics also are a bit weird, due to some layering issues. Overall, this is a pretty decent quest, I'll give a 4/5.

I have to agree all of the overworld maps, and some of the dungeons as well, were too sprawling with too little too find; however, the maps are easy to navigate, so the warps and fast-forward button made progress managable. It isn't as bad as Master Quest 2 when it comes to sprawling overworlds. The sprawling nature of the maps kind of lulls you into complacency, which paradoxically keeps you on your toes when it comes to finding secrets.

The game started out extremely easy, but the difficulty ramped up about midway through and ended up as billed - IE this isn't a hard-type quest.

There are some very interesting ideas and puzzles in the later dungeons, with not too much backtracking or hair pulling out until you get to level 8. The stomp boots are a really cool item I haven't seen used anywhere else.

Overall, the quest kept me interested throughout, which is the important thing, so it deserves the rating. Give this one a try.

This was a very fine first quest effort. Unique dungeon designs and challenges were the highlights. The overworld was a bit spread out with lots of under-utilized space, making the eventual short-cuts more appreciated.

This was a interesting quest to play. I wouldn't lie. But it's a little confusing, so I give this a 4/5. Good quest!

Greetings:

I am currently playing the quest called "One More Journey" and so far, I'm on level 4 called Hyrule Castle. And when I get to the final part, there's this boss fight that involves two wizzrobes that summon random enemies. However, when I defeated those two, the remaining enemies are still there. Shouldn't those enemies be also like disappear once I just defeat the wizzrobes only? Because everytime after I kill those two, I somehow easily get defeated for no reason. Any hints or advice?

Also i cant get past that block puzzle in the ordeal of Wisdom that looks like an ocarina because the invisible reflector isn't working help me please.

I accidentally used my red bomb when is it possible to buy another one?

i entered the shop in kakariko village bought a potion it only took about 5 rupees then forze i f6'd out continued but now everytime enter either the mayors house screen or the shop screen (or a few others) it doesnt let me move? help please?

i just had to shut down zc and start the quest again it works now

I got around the bottom of the well bug by deleting my file, and starting the game again.

Now in level 3.

Attached is the rooms I've been to. http://postimg.org/image/n54yh3rbr/

Not sure what to do next.

Couldn't hit the eyeball with my arrow, says I need to do it from somewhere else, and that key seems unreachable...