The game's engaging plot Dink Smallwood will tell about a young man who dreams of adventures and exploits, but is forced to breed pigs. On that fateful day, Dink lived an ordinary life, running errands for his mother and doing housework. At the request of his mother, he went into the forest to get acorns. But when he returned, the house had already completely burned down, and my mother had died. Without thinking twice, the hero decided to move in with his aunt to continue doing his business. But along the way, he learned about a conspiracy of a shadow society, which now must be prevented from being brought to life.

The story side of Dink Smallwood doesn't take up as much game time as traditional RPG gameplay. The player will have to wander around the countryside a lot (fortunately the character moves quickly), solve riddles, and destroy small mobs. For killing them, the protagonist will receive experience to level up. He, in turn, will reward the gamer with points, which can be spent on pumping up defense, attack or magical abilities. It is also important to collect gold to spend on useful items in the store.

The project's strongest point is the strange humor that is present in everything from the surrounding world and duck beatings to conversations with the locals. Meetings with locals are usually accompanied by long conversations in which several answer options are given to choose from. Some of them will seem more serious, while others will add satire to the passage. Communication here can not only amuse, but also touch with cute stories from people's lives or teach something new.