This is a solid zelda-like with a light-hearted tone. It's not at the lofty heights of Tunic or LttP, but as a one-man effort, it's pretty decent. The combat is a bit old-skool for my tastes, but the game is extremely forgiving, so it never feels frustrating. On default difficulty, it's actually too easy, but the developer put in a permanent hard-mode change, if you're feeling daring (you have to go to a temple and ring a bell -- it's not a simple slider in a menu).

On the plus side, it's got a bunch of items, a large number of side quests (so many!) and optional dungeons, it's very low frustration and it's the perfect length (not too short, not too long). The downsides are it's a bit too easy, the dungeons certainly aren't LttP calibre (they're OK, just not that clever), the controls are bit clunky, and your character has seems to have banana peels on her feet, so she is constantly falling off of ledges. The last part is a little absurd, but it's hard to be too upset since the game is so forgiving.

One thing worth mentioning: the game doesn't seem to ever point out that you can actually jump small gaps, even though there's no jump button (she jumps automatically). At only about 40% of the way through the game it becomes necessary in order to progress, so I stumbled around like an idiot for a half hour trying to find the path before I accidentally jumped a small gap and realized it was possible. I'm not sure who's at fault here -- me or the dev, but an audible groan was heard coming from the direction of my couch.

Also, the sword is inexplicably mapped to the right most button on the controller face. you should swap it to the left button (i.e., the square button if you have a ps5 controller) if you're American, or it will feel weird.

Decent Zelda-like, if you enjoy Zelda games you will probably enjoy this. That being said as others have noted the game is a bit rough and it can get annoying semi-regularly. Few specific annoyances that regularly occur: getting blocked by NPC while walking in town, jumping off a cliff when trying to walk on narrow path, and puzzles having poor timing so if you missed a window you sit there twiddling your thumbs for far longer than you should have to. Overall though I had fun playing it, cute world to explore, couple quests are pretty funny, optional content hidden just well enough that it's fun to search for without going crazy.