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Credits - Pirates and Traders

Credits

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Game Design and Development:
Michael Akinde,
MicaByte Systems

Game Writing:
"Crown of Moctezuma" co-written by Michael Akinde and Stuart Lloyd.

Graphics Design:
Robin Pirez
(User Interface, Game Map, Ship images and Title Screen)
Steamfactory

Bruno Cotic
(Character Portraits)

Background illustrations are classical paintings from and off the era in the public domain. The following sources are the primary sources used:

  • Pirate and Status View Background from "Captain Keitt" by Howard Pyle (Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates).
  • Finance View Background from "The Moneylender and his Wife" by Quinten Matsijs (Louvre).
  • Governor View Background from "Portrait of Charles Le Brun" by Nicolas de Largiliere (Louvre).
  • Port, Shipyard, and Merchant View Background from "Odysseus returns Chryseis to her Father" by Claude Lorrain (Louvre).
  • Closed Port View Background from "Cannon Shot" by Willem van de Velde (Rijksmuseum Amsterdam).
  • Port Combat View Background from "The Fall of New Amsterdam" by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (US Library of Congress).
  • Ship Combat View Background from "French corvette Bayonnaise boarding HMS Ambuscade" by Louis-Philippe Crepin (Musee national de la Marine).
  • Tavern View Background from "Joyeuse Compagnie" by Jan Miense Molenaer (France).
  • End Game View (Hanged) from "The Magpie on the Gallows" by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Hessische Landesmuseum).
  • End Game View (Marooned) Background from "Marooned" by Howard Pyle (Delaware Art Museum).
  • End Game View (Retired) Background from "The Buccaneer" by Howard Pyle (Delaware Art Museum).

Music:
Deniz "Intero" Akbulut
denizakbulut.net

Soundscape:
Pirate Ship at Bay without Sea Gulls
CGEffex
www.frewesound.org

Code: This application uses NumberPicker by http://quietlycoding.com under the Apache 2.0 license.

"MicaByte" logo uses the free Infinite Justice font by Insanitype font design.