# 2048 riddim / 2048 digital — credits

## Original game

Original 2048: Gabriele Cirulli (2014).
Source: https://github.com/gabrielecirulli/2048
Original source license: [ORIGINAL-2048-LICENSE.txt](./ORIGINAL-2048-LICENSE.txt).
Rules reference: https://play2048.co/ .

This is an unofficial, independently implemented game. The original game's source, images and audio were not incorporated according to the development record. Its MIT license applies to the original repository, not automatically to this game's independently authored code or music. Links and acknowledgements do not imply endorsement.

## Fonts

Manrope: Copyright 2019 The Manrope Project Authors (https://github.com/sharanda/manrope). Distributed under SIL Open Font License 1.1; the full original notice and license are included in [FONT-LICENSE.txt](./FONT-LICENSE.txt).

DotGothic16: Copyright 2020 The DotGothic16 Project Authors (https://github.com/fontworks-fonts/DotGothic16). Distributed under SIL Open Font License 1.1; the full notice and license are included in [DOTGOTHIC-LICENSE.txt](./DOTGOTHIC-LICENSE.txt).

Both fonts are self-hosted. These font licenses do not apply to the game's own code or music.

## Music and sounds

2048 riddim (96 BPM) and Pixel Sugar Rush / 2048 digital (168 BPM) are original eight-bar arrangements performed with EP-40 factory instrument sounds and recorded through USB audio as eleven fixed performance parts per song. The digital arrangement uses the adopted G piano pattern at 128. Recordings were trimmed, downmixed, looped and level-balanced. These files are musical performance recordings, not a library of extracted factory one-shot samples. No factory artist-track stems or premade songs are included according to the recording records.

The music uses teenage engineering sounds under the manufacturer's conditions for original creations. This notice does not assign a CC0, Creative Commons or open-source license to those sounds or recordings, or offer the assets for reuse as sample-library material. Manufacturer terms: https://teenage.engineering/guides/ep-40 and https://teenage.engineering/ip-rights-te-products . teenage engineering does not endorse this game.

The short mode-entry cue and interface icons were authored for this project. EP-40 hardware tools and firmware are not included in this release. Review pages, audition alternatives, raw captures, VSCO flute and Greg Sullivan Wurlitzer samples are excluded from this game-only distribution.