Wesleys Levels | R.E.P.O. Mods

Wesleys Levels adds Redfield Bunker, a chilling, labyrinthine level crafted with inspiration from Amnesia: The Bunker. Designed for players who crave tension, atmosphere, and tightly packed horror, this map is a relentless descent into the unknown.

What to Expect

93 Unique Rooms: A massive and intricately designed level packed with variety, danger, and detail. Every room tells its own unsettling story.
Heavy Amnesia Vibes: From flickering lights to creeping dread, Redfield Bunker channels the oppressive atmosphere of Amnesia: The Bunker—dark corridors, tight spaces, and that constant feeling of being watched.
Immersive Exploration: Winding hallways, abandoned machinery, and sealed rooms waiting to be opened make this level perfect for players who love to explore and uncover hidden secrets.

Requirements

REPOLib

Created by Magic_Wesley

Changelog

Version 1.1.6 is a hotfix to the latest version.

Version 1.1.5 fixed a few bugs and was updated for the Museum update.

Version 1.1.4 delivers a light-hearted but important fix: no more unexpected explosions.

Version 1.1.2 patches a humorous oversight by adding in some missing spider webs.

Version 1.1.0 is a major content update that introduces a variety of new elements to Wesleys Levels. These include small interactable boxes, updated closet designs, new props like toilets and trapdoors, and alternate door visuals. Hidden rooms and secret areas have been added for exploration, while older props were selectively swapped out for fresh ones. A significant number of new modules were introduced across all tile categories and tiers, including normal, passage, and dead-end types. Additionally, various map and navigation mesh issues were corrected to improve overall stability and AI behavior.

Versions 1.0.7 through 1.0.1 focused primarily on polishing and bug fixing. These included adjustments to navmesh paths, refining valuable item placements, resizing kill triggers to avoid overlap, ensuring proper door collisions, resizing cell doors to fit carts correctly, and removing unintentional obstacles. Visual improvements like closet redesigns and smoother stairs were also part of the refinement process.