SEND MARTIN TOWER TO MARS!

Credits

Last updated: August 27, 2026

The full attribution list behind the game's in-game credits screen. Send Martin Tower to Mars!™ is published by Lightly-Salted Productions, LLC.

Game

Send Martin Tower to Mars! — Lightly-Salted Productions. The original LÖVE/Lua game and this C/raylib port.

Built with

Typeface

04b03 by Yuji Oshimoto (04.jp.org), 1999–2003.

Music

"4 RNDD" by Drozerix / M0N50N, tracked in MilkyTracker. Public domain, via The Mod Archive. The module carries its own credit block, which is the primary evidence here.

Mission audio — NASA / JPL-Caltech

NASA media is generally not copyrighted and may be used for any purpose; NASA asks only that its use not imply endorsement. This game is an independent work of satire and is not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, NASA, JPL, or any space program.

Sound effects

Fire loop by qubodup, via OpenGameArt.

Four further effects — a rock break, a fuzzy explosion, a crowd applause, and a rocket launch — came into the original LÖVE project without a recorded source, and their filenames are the only surviving evidence of where they came from. They are credited generically here while their origins are confirmed. If you recognise one of them as your work, or know where it came from, please write to support@lightly-salted.com and the credit will be corrected here and in the game.

Generated audio

The chart blips, the voice-chip callouts, and the allophone bank the chip spells player names out of are all synthesised from scratch by scripts committed alongside them — square and triangle tones for the blips, eSpeak NG formant synthesis crushed through sox for the voice. No sampled speech-chip audio, ROM dumps, or product branding enter that pipeline.

Art

All sprites and backgrounds are the game's own.

Contact

Attribution corrections and questions: support@lightly-salted.com