Most of DrMadDoc47's previous work in the gaming industry has been in writing for fantasy RPG and Adventure games for indie studios (none of which ever released a project commercially, such is life).

A long time fan of Star Trek: The Next Generation and the successive series (particularly Deep Space Nine), DrMadDoc grew tired of working on so many fantasy stories which eventually lead to branching out as a solo-developer and Starship Inanna.

When not working on the game or 3d artwork, DrMadDoc47 is frequently playing Elder Scolls (Oblivion or Skyrim), flying through No Man's Sky, playing 7 Days To Die, or running tabletop games with friends (SLA Industries right now). Starship Inanna is his first published game.

 With a degree and background in music composition Omar has written music for online and television advertisements as well as produced for various artists in the midwest. "Video Game music has always meant a lot to me and I hope my new musical ventures in the gaming world will convey my passion towards it."

JamieH has been playing video games since the SEGA Master System, and playing/running tabletop and LARP games since 1999; as co-founder of the Grand Guignol Games troupe (sadly inactive), as well as separately, he has been directly involved in putting on large live gaming events at GenCon and other conventions for over a decade. A former theatre tech major, he holds a Masters focused on video game narrative, and completed most of a PhD studying competitive and other forms of social gaming. In addition to his work on the Starship Inanna adaptation, he is currently adapting a published tabletop game for live-action play, and co-authoring a tabletop RPG based on original IP.