Credits
As the director and creator of this game, the storyline, the setting, the characters and all of the scripting is entirely my work. The same goes for the vast majority of the maps (the exceptions listed below).
I have however received welcome contributions from other people with certain aspects of the game. In the following list I'd like to credit them personally.
Art
- Wieke Lemmens
- For making the Photoshop design of the current site.
- Max Postema
- For drawing the realistic looking maps.
- Pascal Stout
- For making the glyphs (icons) for the game.
- Richard Vollebregt
- For drawing the Title Screen and the Game Over screen.
Maps
- Niklas Fahlstrom
- For designing the maps of Elnemi and the Nortrora Mountain Pass.
- Ralph Franssen
- For designing the maps of Horbrok, Jih-viuh, Ikrihil Castle and Eagle Palace.
- Hans van den Hurk
- For designing the maps of Elour, Laro, Vultura, Xanadamn and the Endless Swamps.
- Martijn Wijnands
- For designing the maps of Meomyre.
Sound & Music
- Daan Hennekens
- For composing the Main Theme, Shaney's Theme, the Mage's Tor Theme, the Inn Theme and the Crafting Guild Theme.
- Tristan de Rond
- For composing the Overworld Theme, the Battle Theme, the Victory Theme, Primus' Theme, Tiny Cave's Theme (1) and (2) and Diablos' Dungeon Theme.
Technical Support
- Hugo Jongens
- For providing the webspace for hosting this site.
Testing & Feedback
- Dave Court
- Nubia Denizhan
- Reina Elsherrif
- Niklas Fahlstrom
- Hans van den Hurk
- Daniel Huyboom
- Mechelle Jacov
- Glenn van der Kuil
- Vincent Oostelbos
- Nick Veldhuis
- Kai Verheijen
- Ruben Verresen
- Martijn Wijnands
In addition I'd like to point out that while I am many things, I am not a graphic artist or a music composer. Most character sprites are (edits) from the original RTP that comes with RPG Maker 2003 or were crafted with the handy Charas Generator tool.
The remaining graphics such as character portraits, enemy sprites and tilesets are (edits) from the RTP, come from games that inspired me or were provided by other people online on websites like http://charas-project.net/.
The same goes for music - some of it is from the RPG Maker 2003 RTP itself, but a number of tracks were borrowed from games like Final Fantasy. Of course, this also means that I will never do anything commercial with Mikkoku in its current state. Mikkoku is meant for fun and personal use only.
As as I've just said, I've downloaded several resources from RPG Maker communities. Even though those resources were not made specifically for Mikkoku, I still believe that credits are in order whenever possible.
Various resources
- Mack and Blue
- Roco