Super Chipflake Ü: Quest for the Uncooked Schnitzel

The movement itself is decent and gameplay while it can get a little boring/repetitive isn't bad either.

A lot of quests were fun or interesting and I enjoyed exploring the game world.

Other than that, the game is a love letter to collectathons from the early 2000's, which can be seen by both references and art style from that era.

While the main theme can wear a little thin over long sessions, the overall sound design still plays a major role in selling a world that feels very playful, and easy to get lost in for multiple hours at a time.

Not only is it fascinating to see the behind the scenes (especially as an aspiring game dev myself, peep the username), but it's just nice to see optimization still kicking in a world where it's seemingly becoming rarer and rarer.

It's playable, it runs well, it doesn't have any game-breaking glitches to my knowledge. ultimately it is adequate and i can't in good faith recommend this game to anyone only if you like the creator that it's from but even then that's a tough sell because I liked the animations, but I did not like the game itself.