WHO WANTS TO LIVE A MILLION YEARS?

Publisher: Swarm Interactive, Inc.

ORIGINAL GAME (MID-2000s)
R. Scott Horner — simulation programming in Flash.
Daniel Niblock — art and writing.

2026 REMASTER
Don Wittekind — remaster development and direction.
R. Scott Horner and Daniel Niblock — review, editing and creative input.
The remaster preserves and adapts the original simulation and content,
with new presentation code, artwork, animation, trait descriptions,
running history and end-of-run recap. AI-assisted development and image
generation were used during the remaster under human direction.

EDUCATIONAL REFERENCE
Science Matters: Achieving Scientific Literacy
Robert M. Hazen and James Trefil.
This is the original project's source credit, not a license to reproduce
that book. The book itself is not included in the game distribution.

HISTORICAL IMAGES (SEPARATE FROM SWARM'S CC BY LICENSE)
assets/beagle-historical.png
HMS Beagle in the Straits of Magellan, R. T. Pritchett.
Reproduced in The Popular Science Monthly, volume 57, May 1900, page 87,
from the illustrated 1890 edition of Darwin's Journal of Researches.
Wikimedia Commons marks the image public domain in the United States:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PSM_V57_D097_Hms_beagle_in_the_straits_of_magellan.png

assets/darwin-historical.jpg
Historical Darwin photograph supplied by Don Wittekind from Wikimedia
Commons as public-domain material on 22 October 2026. The supplied file
was named images(1).jpg; it is horizontally mirrored for display.
No new copyright is claimed by Swarm in the original photograph.

COMPATIBILITY DRAWING CODE
JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler library drawing/filter helper, originally
written by Jindra Petrik (JPEXS) and contributors. See
THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt for source and license details.

The game uses browser system fonts; no separate font files are bundled.
This credit list does not imply that reference authors, Wikimedia or the
JPEXS project endorse the game or any modified edition.
