Ryan Predinchuk - Various

Ryan voices the southern wood elf archer in Level 4, and 'Brave Knight #2' in the first level - one of the knights who flees the scene when the creatures arrive and decides the safest place to be is near the hero.

Mark Pilon - Various

Mark provides the voice for numerous elves in the game: As an wood elf scout taking down creatures who reach the grove in level 3, as a wood elf archer announcing incoming creatures in level 4, and voicing many of the sounds the frost elf defenders make in level 7 when they perish.

Ryan McNabb - Various

Ryan provides voice-over in a number of areas: As a fleeing knight in level 1, as wood elf scout/archer in levels 3 & 4, and as many of the dying frost elf defenders in Level 7.

Aaron Manaigre - Various

Aaron provides voice for a fleeing knight from level 1, as well as a wood elf scout who takes down creatures who cross the bridge in level 3.

Sarah Blackburn - Wood Elf Sages

Sarah provides voice for the the wood elf sages in level 2 who's ultimate sacrifices repurify the waters to save the wood elf lands.

Tanja Hay - Computer

Tanja provides voice for the computer system in the Gnomish Laboratory - a system whose safety measures put the hero and their group in great peril.

Arteria3d

With a massive variety of epic tracks available which fit the fantasy theme of Alarameth, dozens of Arteria3d's tracks have been used to help create the immersive experience felt throughout the core levels of the game, used exclusively throughout the gameplay of levels 2-11, with additional tracks used in levels 13, 14, and 15.

Arteria3d's website can be found at arteria3d.myshopify.com.

Jon Hillman Media

With the heartfelt "Journey Home" and "That Was Then" as the primary defeat music through the game, a few of Jon's other tracks can also be found in levels 13 and 14.

Jon Hillman's website can be found at www.jonhillman.com.

Stephen Lu

Stephen Lu's upbeat, powerful, and energetic "Emphorium Suite" is played right from the main menu screen and as the intro for the 1st level. You'll also find a couple of his tracks within levels 12 and 14.

Stephen's website can be found at www.chibola.com.

John Leonard French

The quick-beat "Pursuit", "Espionage", and "Close Combat" can be found in level 12 - the fast-paced gnomish lab where the race against the clock is on.

John Leonard French's website can be found at www.johnleonardfrench.com.

Eric Matyas

"A Sad Goodbye", "Another Goodbye", and "Bitter-Sweet Ending" set the mood when levels 4, 5, or 6 are lost.

Eric Matyas's site and other works can be found at soundimage.org.

TDTK - Song Tan

TDTK was used as the base framework for Alarameth TD. With basic pathfinding support, creature and tower logic, and numerous features and functionality, it covers all the core aspects of a tower defence game, leaving room to build and expand the system to suit development needs.

TDTK can be found here.

Mesh Baker - Ian Deane

Mesh Baker was utilized for it's ability to combine multiple models into single meshes with ease. This aspect is critical in the construction of a well-performing game, and with high flexibility and deep support for animated characters, Mesh Baker is easily the gold standard in Unity here.

Mesh Baker can be found here.

Krabl Mesh Processors - krabl.com

Krabl Mesh Processors was used to bring models with extremely high polygon counts to something sensible that performs well. A necessity for a game like Alarameth TD where dozens of characters and other objects can be on-screen at a time. Krabl's Unity integration, flexibility, and ease of making quick changes results in painless mesh decimation, making for a faster game on a wider variety of devices.

Krabl Mesh Processors can be found here.