So I went into this with only moderate expectations. I played part of the first one and was so-so on it, although I might give it another go after this. This was an extremely pleasant surprise! It is fun, challenging, funny, has some outside the box and hilarious music selections but, most importantly, many of the levels are cleverly and diabolically designed. The cotton candy level and the safe space level immediately jump to mind as some of the most visually appealing and well-designed dungeons I've played lately. Between every triforce level is one or more mini-dungeons of various length and complexity. There's a ton of content and 12 or so hours of solid gameplay. Quibbles are minor. The path forward was sometimes a little cryptic and I had to look at the designer's flowchart in the first post of the help thread several times. Several late game items require rupee grinding that involves no skill but mild tedium. You can't get the last sword unless you find every heart piece (I would have granted it at 15 hearts). But this is really fun, doesn't take it self too seriously nor overstay it's welcome, and is refreshing to play. Small warning -- quest is definitely PG-13 and not for the easily offended. I myself couldn't care less about this.

The quest is not overly difficult, but it's definitely got a lot of really creative and fun new ideas in it. I loved it!

What Should I Say To the Quest Thats Not Spoil all the Fun It Defenitely its Another Great Random Quest with a lot of Wow Effects you Never Know what Will Hapens Next And The Final Part The Events are Nearly Exploding Fans of Great Random Quests will Have there Fun and Should Defenitely give a Try