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Are you planning to drop the project soon? It just seems like you don't like working on it anymore. As much as I would love to see the finished version, you shouldn't force yourself to do something you don't want to do.  Especially something that could potentially take years to finish.

If that's not the case I apologize for bringing it up. I understand it can be hard to get motivated sometimes. Alternatively, you might consider finding someone to help you work on it if it's just too much for one person.

I intend to finish the game, though there is probably a certain point where time will run out and I will have to make a hard decision.  That's at least a year away, but every month I take off is bringing that day closer.  I may have to make some compromises and remove a number of planned predators to help reach that completion point.

It is unfortunately tedious.  Earlier updates had some new things going on in regards to coding challenges which was more fun to work on, but now less time is spent on that, and more is spent on generating images until they come out just right.  At some point there was a good balance of challenges, tedious yet necessary repetition, and creativity, where I could switch between things and maintain consistent progress.  I've tried working on 2 projects at once so I had some coding challenges to tackle again, but it's really difficult for me to jump between projects like that.  I lose a lot of time trying to re-familiarize myself with each project doing that.

It's not like nothing has been done since the last public release.  Next update is still roughly 70% complete, just need to get back into it.

Fair enough. It's your game and your call. Just don't force yourself too much. I'm sure you have tons of fans that would be fine with a less is more approach if the amount of images is the problem.