Acknowledgements

   Thanks go to the organisers of the Creatures Community Spirit Festival and Creatures Cave
for celebrating this Cyberlife product and for making the community what it is today.

I would also like to acknowledge some special people without whom this website would not have come about:
	Jenny Jane	For introducing me to the game in the first place, for rearing Arch (originator of the Barren Female mutation), and for being a fantastic sister full of great advice.
	Jomish	The guy who lead me to produce a website and patiently taught me some good netiquette, general grammar and web-editing skills.
	Gnomey / Nai	For being a great friend, a patient landlady, and for stewarding the world where Willow the drunkarn walking norn was born.
	Squirrel King	The wonderful man I intend to spend the rest of my life with. The reason I have a lovely allotment to retreat to.   Also a great teacher in language, especially linguistics and grammar. He also named many of my recent creatures.   He is the reason I have galliform dinosaurs in my life, and have a home with two plant-filled yards, and many house-plants. and now dogs!
	GirlySatan	An excellent Beta Tester and script checker. Their Creatures website can be found here which is an amazingly thorough resource for cobs and script information. They also hosted a mirror of my website, which I am very grateful for.   They also have a blog and a Discord Server, and broadcast on Twitch, where they sometimes play Creatures in a bespoke world.
	SazStar	Who is a fine friend, and helped to feed my interest in the early days.   We went together on a train ride to the biggest nearby city, Manchester, just to get on the very early internet and download cobs and norns!   I would particularly like to thank her for being the steward of the world that produced Dawn, the first Daybreak Norn.
	Mike C	A proof-reader, general décor adviser, grammar specialist, and a source of good advice.

 

Thank you to everyone who gave advice and feedback, thanks to all the fan mail, including deliveries of lost files,
and new norns to investigate, I have enjoyed thoroughly the community that has sprung up around this fascinating little game / life simulator.
 
Also thanks to the various beta testers I've had over the years, and the patience of friends who have sat through the ideas I learned from, or from subjects adjacent to this simulator.
 
Thanks to the designers, engineers and staff of Cyberlife (and other companies who worked on the series),
especially Steve Grand whose thought-child this game is.