Great-looking game!
FYI on my CD32+TF330 (full 68030 with MMU), I had to add the NOMMU tooltype to the included WHDLoad slave. Without that tooltype, it crashed on startup with an access fault at PC $43e0a23c, trying to do a long write to $43ef000c. The quit key specified in the WHDLoad launch popup (PrtSc) also doesn't seem to work, and nor do any of the other common WHDLoad quit keys.
The HD (not WHD) version works fine, though.
Latest Quest ISO, testing on CD32+TF330 again: preloading the music works, it takes 15-20s but the pausing glitch is gone from the title screen and the game. (Besides, plenty of CD32 games take that long to load...) The glitch you mentioned at the end of the track is present - sounds like it's reading off the end of a buffer and interpreting miscellaneous memory contents as audio data?
Latest NoneOfUs ISO - same, although the loop glitch sounds like audio rather than non-audio data in this case :) Maybe just the way stuff ended up ordered in RAM.
Game looks lovely! I don't see any other CD32 users in the comments, so I'll share a few glitches I experienced. I'm using a CD32 with the TF330 expansion (68030 50MHz, 64MB Fast RAM, IDE). The only issue I found so far that affects playability is frequent pauses every 2-3 seconds - the graphics stop updating and the input stops responding for about half a second. This also happens on the title screen (the rain animation hitches), and the pauses line up with disc activity, so I assume it's because we are streaming the music from one of the large .iff files on the CD and blocking the rest of the game while we fill some kind of music buffer. (Ironically, my CD32 has enough fast RAM to preload all 3 music files into RAM, but obviously that's not a solution for stock CD32s.)
Minor glitch: I saw a yellow vertical bar appear for a few frames and scroll rightwards, while I was wandering around the first level near the goat north of the start location.
Finally, the music is only coming out of the left speaker - could well be an intentional design choice to have mono music and leave more capacity for sound effects, but flagging it in case it wasn't intentional :)
Great work and let me know if I can help with any more CD32 testing!
