Quest Hunter

It is a perfect game to play with your significant other who does not understand complex game mechanics. We played this game more than a year ago and on a random morning, I saw a similar PoV in a different game which made me think of the fun hours my wife and I spent playing this little game. So, I logged in to Steam to pay my respects to the developer. I highly suggest playing with a friend who would scream at scary zombies etc. It makes the game a lot of fun.

I can't believe that I played this and never left a review so here it is:
8/10 game
I really enjoyed the simplicity, the colorful graphics, the itemization and progression, the controls and character-world interactions. Unfortunately the quests kind of didn't hold up so well and your journey seems to deviate a bit from the script or focus of the narrative so I cannot rate it higher. Still, 8/10 is a respectable game in my opinion and I think the $20 price is fair.

I found it a fun game. It is not complex and is something you can just have some fun with without spending hours figuring out the mechanics.

It was an interesting game by the end gets a bit monotone but it is fun just to chill with

Would recommend.
DLC required for 100% achievements which is kinda lame, but its still a fun game and cute story.

Unexpectedly pleasant game. You have everything you need - increasing stats, upgrading items, dungeons, NPCs, quests.

This review is based on 100% completion and 19.7 hours of gameplay.
Recommendation:
Would I recommend this game? Yea. This is a simple game that's ideal for relaxing while playing. This game does lack depth; it is simple and easy to understand what is going on both story-wise and in terms of game mechanics. The game has a cosy aesthetic, and the sound design complements it nicely.
Overall, this is a great game for young children or anyone looking for something relaxing to play. If you can wait for a good sale, you'll get the best value on your purchase.
Achievements:
DLC is required for 100% completion, so achievement hunters beware.
Base Game: While there are a few missables, this game features simple achievements that you can complete in a single run with minimal planning. However, none of these will be difficult at all.
DLC:The DLC achievements are again simple, and they are just progression unlocks, so you won't miss them as long as you complete the quests.
DLC
To be honest, the Strangewood DLC didn't add much value to the experience, but it did include a few new areas and an additional few hours of gameplay. I noticed a few things I didn't like:
Noticed minor grammatical errors in text conversations with non-player characters.
Quest flow issues, particularly "collecting the ingredients" which required you to complete the pumpkin riddle, as the NPC refused to communicate otherwise.
And overall, it has just more of the same content as the base game. I don't think the DLC is worth the base price, so wait for a good sale before picking it up.