2000:1: A Space Felony
aka:
2000:1: A Space Felony or: How I Came to Value My Life and Murder Mercilessly
Moby ID: 128955
Windows credits (2017)
37 people (30 professional roles, 7 thanks) with 55 credits.
2000:1: A Space Felony |
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| A game by | National Insecurities |
| Created by | Gary Kings, Lauren Filby |
| Produced by | Gary Kings, Lauren Filby |
| Designed by | Gary Kings, Lauren Filby |
| Directed by | Gary Kings |
| Narrative by | Gary Kings |
| Audio Design by | Gary Kings |
| A Fourth Thing by | Gary Kings |
| Programming by | Lauren Filby |
| Art by | Lauren Filby |
| Level Design by | Lauren Filby |
| Many other things by | Lauren Filby |
| Written by | Lucy Green |
| Voice Directed by | Lucy Green |
| Story Consultancy by | Daniel Barnes |
| Characters and Rigging by | Jonathan Westlake |
| Recording Space Provided by | Merrymaker Lab |
| Sound Recording by | Anne-Sophie Ouvrier |
| Sound Engineering by | Anne-Sophie Ouvrier |
Starring |
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| MAL | Max McLaughlin |
| Ground Control | Adam Pelta-Pauls |
| PAL (cameo) | Yasmin Bryce |
Music |
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| 'Requiem' | Giuseppe Verdi (Composer), Claudio Vandelli (Conductor), Performed by The Russian New State Symphony Orchestra |
| 'Air' | Johann Sebastian Bach (Composer), Performed by The U.S. Air Force Band |
| 'Moonlight Sonata' | Ludwig van Beethoven (Composer), Paul Pitman (Performer) |
| 'Waltz of Flowers' | Pyotr Tchaikovsky (Composer), Performed by The Slovak Symphony Philharmonic |
| 'String Quartet No. 15' | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Composer), Performed by The Musopen String Quartet |
| 'Overture to Benvenuto Celiini' | Hector Berlioz (Composer), Performed by United States Marine Band |
| 'String Quartet No. 6' | Ludwig van Beethoven (Composer), Performed by The Musopen String Quartet |
| 'Swan Lake' | Pyotr Tchaikovsky (Composer), Performed by Berliner Philharmoniker |
| 'Symphony No. 7' | Ludwig van Beethoven (Composer), Performed by New Philharmonia Orchestra |
Other |
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| Thanks | National Insecurities would like to thank you for playing 2000:1: A Space Felony, If you enjoyed this; know that we've got much more on the way; so please follow our movements closely., We would also like to thank everyone who made this game possible, Our friends; our families; the fine folks at Humble; and even our greatest enemies, Your support; love; money; and hatred fuel our creativity, Finally; we would also like to unconvincingly claim that any similarities between 2000:1: A Space Felony and other fictional works by startlingly attractive and talented creators are purely coincidental, Stanley Kubrick (Inspiration [uncredited]) |
| 2000:1: A Space Felony uses the Unreal® Engine | Unreal® is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Games Inc. in the United States and/or other countries, Unreal ® Engine Copyright 1998-2017 Epic Games Inc., All rights reserved |
| - | Humble Original |
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People credited on this game were also credited on:
- Once Upon a Crime in the West, a group of 6 people
- Saints Row, a group of 5 people
- Loretta, a group of 5 people
- Atomic Heart, a group of 5 people
- Saints Row 2, a group of 4 people
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In addition to this game, these people were also credited on other games:
- Johann Sebastian Bach on 79 other games
- Ludwig van Beethoven on 77 other games
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on 71 other games
- Pyotr Tchaikovsky on 52 other games
- Giuseppe Verdi on 22 other games
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