WHO WANTS TO LIVE A MILLION YEARS?
2026 Remaster — permissions at a glance

Copyright 2026 Swarm Interactive, Inc.

You may play the game, use it in a classroom, host a copy on your own
website, copy it, translate it, modify it and redistribute it. Commercial
reuse is also permitted. No fee, registration or separate permission from
Swarm is required for uses permitted by the applicable licenses.

Keep the applicable licenses, copyright notices and credits. Identify
changes you make. Do not imply that Swarm or the original creators endorse
your modified version. Swarm welcomes adaptations; describing a changed
edition clearly helps people distinguish it from the official release.

WHAT IS LICENSED UNDER WHICH TERMS?

1. Swarm-authored program code: Apache License 2.0 (LICENSE.txt).
   This includes the game's JavaScript, HTML/CSS program structure and
   accompanying Swarm-authored beastie rendering modules. It does not
   relicense third-party code or creative content embedded in code files.

2. Swarm-controlled artwork, animation designs, writing and sound
   recordings: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
   See ASSET-LICENSE.txt and the complete text in CC-BY-4.0.txt.

3. The canvas-support.js compatibility helper: separate LGPL terms.
   See THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt, LGPL-3.0.txt and GPL-3.0.txt.

4. Historical public-domain images: remain public-domain material to the
   extent applicable. Swarm does not impose a new license on them.
   Source information is in CREDITS.txt.

The licenses grant only rights that the respective licensors can grant.
They do not grant trademark rights or permission to claim endorsement.
Nothing here restricts uses of material for which no permission is needed.

SUGGESTED CREDIT

Who Wants to Live a Million Years? — Swarm Interactive, Inc.
Original: R. Scott Horner (programming), Daniel Niblock (art and writing).
2026 remaster: Don Wittekind, with review and input from Horner and Niblock.
Code: Apache-2.0; Swarm creative content: CC BY 4.0.
Separate third-party notices apply. Describe your changes, if any.

NO HOSTING OR SUPPORT COMMITMENT

The game and its content are provided as-is under the applicable license
disclaimers. Swarm does not promise ongoing hosting, updates, maintenance,
technical support or continued download availability. Keep your own copy.
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This is a practical summary, not a replacement for the full license texts.
These permissions apply to this game, not to other Swarm products or other
projects hosted on the same website.