Quest Master

In short, it's like the 2D Zelda games (most notibly the Gameboy ones) combined with Super Mario Maker style level building. It's still in early access at time of writing review, but it seems there's already plenty of user-made dungeons that take full advantage of the game's mechanics to make some pretty fun and interesting stuff.

An amazing dungeon crawling/making platform 10/10

I have never been this addicted to a maker game since Super Mario Maker 2. This game has a bunch of features currently and it's fun just to mess around in the editor doing whatever you can. Only a few things I would like added like a simple trigger that activates when the player enters it's box, making it so you don't have to re-equip all your tools while playtesting, and more dialogue boxes for signs. Pretty fun right now tho

Genuinely amazing game, I would strongly advise anyone looking to scratch that 2D Zelda itch to give this game a try

It's like the original Link's Awakening's dungeon builder, but you actually get to edit the rooms.

Old review: I'd like to play decently rated dungeons that aren't the most recent slop made by tung tung tung timmy, but sadly when I filter by "top rated" or whatever, it just shows the oldest possible dungeons. The ones that accumulated rating points over the years due to having been made 4-5 years ago when the game first released on steam. This results in these "top" dungeons using the same dungeon types and enemies, which were the ones available on the very first release/demo versions of the game. No way to filter the best dungeons based on the time they were released (e.g filter "top rated" + in the last 1 year for instance, which would allow for good levels that use modern assets). Would also really appreciate a way to string together levels on a world map. Nothing too extravagant, maybe kind of like how Super Mario Maker 2 did it. Playing random timmy dungeons is fun for the 3 hours or so, then it loses all its appeal. As of writing this review, the game is dead with 10 active players according to SteamDB, and the last update was on January (I dont think the dev will continue updating a dead game). SO if you like making levels, that's cool and all, just don't expect anyone to play them, ever (game's hella dead mate) EDIT: Thanks for the reply Mr. Dev, I see I was wrong about the game not receiving updates or being dead, I'll try 1.0 when it releases :)

I like the art style. There's many different dungeon parts, enemies and themes that can be used to create very unique dungeons. In my opinion, this game is one of the best indie games ever.

This is the game I always wished existed. And now it exists.

Make utter nonsense for your friends. Or make actual good levels with thought and care put into them. The choice is yours! Great level making UI, great gameplay and it's only going to get better and more feature-rich.

Really good! Look forward to seeing more options in the future. Would really like to see some outside type dungeons as well. Or dungeons with inside and outside and mixed themes to make it feel like a real good quest! Tho if that's added, might want a tag that tells you how long it takes to complete it. ALSO, it would be nice if player 2 didnt have to stay on the same room as you