Credits:

(Note: some assets may not be visible/available at all times, so if the below doesn’t make sense, it’s likely because you haven’t found it yet. SPOILERS AHEAD!)

Website design & layout- Geoff Richardson
Webb Station Logo - Created in Canva by Geoff Richardson
Webb Station Maps - Created in Adobe Photoshop Express using GoogleMaps base data.

Video voice-overs: Geoff Richardson

SCC file footage: from the KXAS-TX archive, located at the University of North Texas (UNT) Libraries Special Collections.

SCC exterior photo: English Wikipedia, and entered into the public domain.
SCC original layout map: Wikipedia, provided by the US Department of Energy, and in the public domain.
SCC tunnel photos: Atlas Obscura Desertron article, photos user submitted - https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/superconducting-super-collider

KWXS radio section:

Music player courtesy of Qobuz and their ability to embed music anywhere. Seriously, cancel Spotify/Apple Music/Tidal and go with these guys. Quality is unmatched.

Music contained within the player: copyright to the artists, their labels, and any associated parties that care.

KWXS Logo/gif - base model created via ChatGPT and modified in post-processing via GlitchStudio.

Background instrumental music assets created by Suno AI, and edited by Geoff Richardson.

Beta Testers, who shall have my eternal thanks:
Matt Davis

None of this would be possible without inspiration. For the benefit of all, I am referencing some works that I have found so crucial to the world building and overall style & design of this project:

(in no particular order)

Web Series:

“LOCAL58” by Kris Straub

“The Backrooms” by Kane Parsons

“The Mandela Catalog” by Alex Kister

“Gemini Home Entertainment” by Reme Abode

“Midwest Angelica” by AQ Studio

“Marble Hornets” by Troy Wagner, Joseph DeLange & Tim Sutton

“Welcome to Night Vale” by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor

The SCP Foundation

Movies/TV:

“Stranger Things” by The Duffer Brothers

The Robert Langdon films, inspired by the writings of Dan Brown

“Severance”, created by Dan Erickson

Games:

The complete works of Cyan Worlds studios.

“Control”, “Control: Resonant” and “Alan Wake” by Remedy Entertainment

“Destiny/Destiny 2” by Bungie

“The Oregon Trail” series of games, created MECC

“The Stanley Parable”, created by Galactic Cafe studios

“Battlezone” & “Battlezone 2: Combat Commander” by Activision

Books:

“Timeline” & “Micro” by Michael Crichton

“There Is No Anti-memetics Division” by Qntm

AI use statement:

Let it be know that, for the most part, I generally dislike generative AI based on what it represents, the ethics it stands for, and the impact it has on our world and our environment. Given the choice, I would rather create it myself or hire others to create these assets.

However, I recognize that it has become integrated into every computer asset under the sun and as one who is lacking in the art department, I have resorted to some use of AI assets that I have generated and made into the final image I desire. Given that this project is limited in scope and audience, I begrudgingly deem this as an acceptable use. Should this ever evolve into an open game involving people I do not know, I will make every attempt to replace all AI assets with human-created ones, as is my preference and what I think is better for everyone.

However, until that point, I begrudgingly use the generative assets at my disposal and reference them thusly in the credits. If anyone wants to create something human-designed to replace any AI assets, I welcome them whole-heartedly. Email me at the below and let’s do business. Real money is on the line, and I’d rather give that to skilled humans than a server rack any day.

Notes:

“Webb Station” is a work of fiction. Names, places, persons, characters, incidents and organizations are a product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.