Credits For Duke Nukem: Alien Armegeddon

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Credits for Duke Nukem: Alien Armegeddon

Alien Armageddon is a modification for Duke Nukem 3D on the EDuke32 platform. It was first released
on August 24, 2018. Version 2.0 released on February 16, 2019. Version 3.0 released on March 6, 2010.

Note that the main credits can be seen in the main menu of the game (select Credits)

Main Credits (see bullet points below for details)

“sebabdukeboss20” Art / Art Direction

Dan Gaskill Code and Story

Merlijn & Maarten Van Oostrum Level design

William Gee Level design

“Forge” Level design, Testing

James “Jblade35” Stanfield Level design, Testing, consulting

Anton Z Level design

“Jolteon” Level design

Mickey C Level design

“AliCatGamer” Voice acting

Eddie Teach Voice acting

“Batsuey” Voice acting

“Major Tom” Voice acting

“Never Forgotten” Voice acting

“NUKEMDAVE” Level editing

“Cernex” Testing

“Doom64hunter” Testing, consulting

“Geedra” Testing

“Dr. Shotgun” Testing

Main Credit Details


 sebabdukeboss20 is the artist who created nearly every new tile in the game, including all the
new characters, most of the weapons, the menu screens, etc.
 Dan Gaskill wrote code for all the new stuff, plus anything that is different from vanilla Duke 3D.
Also wrote the story and most of the dialogue in Space Gladiators. Some map editing (mostly for
AI pathing)
 Merlijn & Maarten Van Oostrum designed/built the following levels: "Bombshells", and "Red 2
Zombie Edition”. Merlijn made “Illegal Alien” aka AlienCity and "Hard Rain" on his own.
 Forge designed the Gladitorium, the Ancient Temple arenas, and the large outdoor arena for
Space Gladiators. He also provided fixes and additions to many levels, in addition to beta testing.
 James Stanfield designed/built the following levels: "Sunken City", "Area 59", "Hidden Base” and
“JCTF”. He also provided fixes for maps and sprites, as well as technical expertise on advanced
EDuke32 modding features.
 Jolteon designed the following levels for Space Gladiators: Altar, Arctic, Dungeon, Factory,
Sewers, and Space Command.
 Micky C designed the Sausage Factory CTF level for Space Gladiators.
 William Gee made several levels for AA space gladiators and attrition, including WGAbyss,
WGmoon, WGcastle and WGhive.
 AliCatGamer is the voice actor for Deanova, Tess, and the female alien civilian.
 Eddie Teach is the voice actor for Emperor Braccus, Ogus, and the male alien civilian.
 Batsuey is the voice actor for Bombshell.
 Major Tom is the voice actor for EDF soldiers, Dr Proton, and Mando Phett.
 Never Forgotten supplied two new Duke Nukem lines for the final cutscene of Space Gladiators.

In addition to the tasks they are credited for above, most team members also contributed in various
other ways, such as by providing technical advice, edits to art tiles, sound and music gathering, and map
fixes.

Additional Credits

These are credits for people who made stuff that was used in Alien Armageddon, even though they did
not work on the game.

Designers of various included (original text files also included in map folder): Alan Nanut, Sebastian
Fritzon, Geoffrey van Dijk, Merlijn van Oostrum & Maarten van Oostrum, Aymeric 'MRCK' Nocus, “Iggy”,
Alejandro Glavic

Developers at Sunstorm Interactive – this was the company that made Duke it Out in DC and Duke
Caribben: Life’s a Beach back in 1997. Their work on level design still lives on in AA.

Phredreeke at the duke4.net forums – used processing techniques in combination with the ESRGAN to
create 2X upscaled sprites for many of the sprites in the original game, which AA uses.

Cage – Made sprites for the chainsaw. Also made some of the effects sprites.

NUKEMDAVE provided map fixes on the DC episode and Caribbean episode

Bullov, Minigunner, DNF – Made sprites for the player’s railgun

The entire EDuke32 development team – Made the platform that AA runs on
All the people who made the original Duke Nukem 3D

Various uncredited musicians and sound effect artists – yeah, we took your work from various sources.
We honestly don’t know who you are, but would happily include your names otherwise.

This document was created by Dan Gaskill on August 29 th, 2018. It was last updated by him on February
29th, 2020. Any errors herein are his fault.

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