Legal Issues

Identify any legal issues raised by your software.

Third Party Software

• Unity's personal/student plan (Game Engine)
  • This license will suffice for our purposes since we are not planning on making an excess amount of profit from our game or put our game on sale
• Piskell (Pixel Art Creation Software)
  • Piskell does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to use to make pixel art for our game
• Aseprite (Pixel Art Creation Software)
  • Aseprite does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to use to make pixel art for our game
• Garageband (Music Production Software)
  • Garageband does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to use to make music/sound effects for our game if we choose to do so
• Audacity (Music Production Software)
  • Audacity does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to use to make music/sound effects for our game if we choose to do so
• Ableton (Music Production Software)
  • Ableton does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to use to make music/sound effects for our game if we choose to do so
• Microsoft's Visual Studio
  • Microsoft's Visual Studio does not hold any rights on the content that we create using their software, so this is an ideal software to write our code in

Intellectual Property Constraints

• Visual Copyright
• Copyright references
• Fair Use Rights

Potential Ways Users Can Use Our Software To Break The Law

• Level Editor (if we include one)