Quest Hero: Family Missions

Quest Hero is now a full adventure studio for families. Fix several issues. — Quest generator Create a unique quest in 10–30 seconds: child’s name, age, theme, difficulty, languages, and level count (8–20). Tasks adapt to age and settings. — Six visual quest styles Spy Mission, Birthday Adventure, Space Quest, Detective Case, Sports Champion, and School Genius. Each style changes backgrounds, cards, buttons, success and wrong-answer animations, progress visuals, and the final certificate. — Style preview See how your quest will look before you start: background, level card, progress bar, and sample animations. — Quest playlist in Parent Mode Select multiple quests and play them in order. Reorder the queue with drag-and-drop. — Home screen quest browsing Swipe or use arrows to browse every quest—including completed ones—so kids can revisit certificates without changing the active playlist. — Photo & video proof Attach proof for real-world tasks: pick from the library or record with the camera. Levels that require proof can’t be completed without it. — QR missions In the level editor, generate a QR from the secret, scan an existing code, or print a sheet for offline clues. In play mode, tap Scan QR to advance. — Export & import (.questhero) Share quests via AirDrop, Messages, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or Files. On import, choose replace, import as copy, or cancel. — Interface in six languages with flags Ukrainian, Russian, English, Spanish, Catalan (with a proper Senyera flag), and French. — Feedback settings Toggles for sound effects, haptics, and reduced animations. — Reliability Smoother handling of local audio, better compatibility with older saves, and many small fixes.