Thanks for the mini review! That's exactly what I'm going for, the main aim at the minute is basically to just get all the missions and races functional, purely so the entire game is playable regardless of the "extra" content. I'm about to update the description as unfortunately the hiatus has been extended.

Once the game is functional, then I'm going to head back in and add more to the missions/change locations to really extend and improve them. I tend to go through the boring/hard parts first, which is why the mod is unusually large already, as I have all the edited files for each individual level already done, basically once the mod is near its final release it will defiantly be worth playing level 2 and onwards again as so much will change and be added.

As for the typos/errors, you'll be happy to know I spotted them whilst playtesting V1.3 and have already been fixed for the next release ^^

Played through a bit of the mod despite knowing it's currently on hiatus. Had a pretty fun time! I haven't grabbed everything, but went through all the Story Missions in Levels 1 and 2. I went ahead and used the separate Google Drive download link to find all the Wasps for Level 1, and haven't bothered with all gags due to the amount present. I haven't played around with the Fully Connected Map too much, so the mod utilizing it plus the intentionally higher difficulty from the base game was a fun way to do that. The mod as a whole feels like a 'Hard New Game Plus Mode'.

I don't have too much to comment on as I'm not quite sure when you'd be interested in resuming development for the time being, but I felt the Fully Connected Map mod usage in the Story Missions got a lot more creative going from Level 1 to Level 2. A lot more missions have their starting locations modified or find ways to bridge into the other maps, for instance. The larger map size is complimented nicely by the larger reward list. I love Borb's custom costumes, and they feel right at home here, nicely adding to that 'extended' feel the mod is aiming for.

I didn't encounter any major bugs either. I only really noticed two pretty minor typos/errors in two separate stage messages, but they were very minor. Curious to see what you have next!

I’m yet to complete it as I also experienced the same issue as mazexz with the mission 6 crash, though mine happened picking up the last bunny. Regardless of that, it’s a lot of fun, Wallace and Gromit has such huge nostalgia for me and I think it will have to be played a few times for me to appreciate the rest of it because I’m enjoying that aspect too much! I keep forgetting the other brilliant parts like that bonus mission! Defiantly worth the wait!

That crash is really odd, no one else has had that crash. Do you remember where the bunny it crashed on was?

The one I crashed with was the last one, it was also the one in Homer’s workstation, so not sure if it was due to that one or completing that mission stage? I’m going to give it another go later on, I had some other random crashes outside of this mod after that one so it could have been something on my end, I’ll get back to you once I’ve given it another go 👌🏻

I’m yet to complete it as I also experienced the same issue as mazexz with the mission 6 crash, though mine happened picking up the last bunny. Regardless of that, it’s a lot of fun, Wallace and Gromit has such huge nostalgia for me and I think it will have to be played a few times for me to appreciate the rest of it because I’m enjoying that aspect too much! I keep forgetting the other brilliant parts like that bonus mission! Defiantly worth the wait!

nice

I have decided to cut the feature from the mod. There are so many things I need to accomplish first, that spending time trying to understand and edit how the original developers coded that specific part of the game just isn't practical. I suppose at the end of the day, for a completionist like me, anyone who plays the mod won't have to go through the mind-numbing task of destroying and collecting all those things in every level, every cloud and all that. ^^

I am so happy somebody has finally said those words. I was not far away from my brain giving me the 0x000000EF error.

Cool work!