Dungeons of Hinterberg

An unusual game. The main character is on a vacation in a magic theme park in the Alps where the goal is to to finish dungeons and kill enemies that are built onto local folklore. Each dungeon has a specific theme and lots of varied puzzle elements (different per dungeon/area). Difficulty: I'm playing on medium difficulty and the game is pretty easy. While I sometimes die often, mostly due to falling in lava or spikes in certain levels, the game automatically respawns you directly in front of the obstacle, so this is no big deal. The game is very hand-holding, is pretty good about telling you the difficulty level of an area compared to your equipment, and actually goes often even further by actively locking away too difficult areas. (However this might also be in some cases to prevent spoilers in the story progression). The fight and upgrade mechanics are pretty standard, you have all the typical armour and upgrade slots, you can buy potions and you often find money and equipment in chests. The puzzle mechanics in the dungeon are varied and sometimes remind me of Portal and similar games. However the dungeons are relatively short, so you can play with each mechanic only for a bit, although later dungeons can reiterate on previously used mechanics. In Town there are multiple peoples you can talk to and build a relationship with, kinda like in a small dating sim. Getting a good enough relationship grants you bonuses in the dungeons or more equipment slots or something. TLDR: This game shouldn't be taken too seriously, it's kinda a relaxing holiday simulator with a bit of simple fighting in case you need to let out some aggression. It seems to be meant to be played after a stressful day at school or work to relax and maybe let out some aggression by button mashing. I'm playing this on a steam deck and the controls are mostly perfect, just the menu navigation is a bit weird, because sometimes menu tabs (eg in the inventory) are switched with the bumpers and sometimes the triggers, which isn't consistent. The fan runs at a constant low speed and the framerate has no issues.