So far, Dungeons of Hinterburg is one of the least confident games in its premise that I've ever played.
Going into the game I thought the "Open world alpine resort with RPG Dungeons instead of ski-slopes" setting was neat. But I was unsure about how believable the setting would be given the obscene wealth required for the IRL equivalent.
Turns out that doesn't matter so much, because they couldn't even commit to the bit for a single dungeon. You don't even get to stamp your own stamp book!