Development and release Battlemorph was developed by British studio Attention to Detail (ATD), which previously worked on Cybermorph (1993) for Atari Jaguar and Blue Lightning (1995) for the Jaguar CD. It was produced by Sean Patten of Atari Corporation. The coding work was handled by a programmer under the pseudonym "Sadge", with technical director Fred Gill (one of the original five founding members of ATD), Andrew Holtom, and Peter Long providing additional support, while Andrew Howe was in charge of optimizations. The game's levels were co-designed by Jim McPhail and Stuart Tilley, who also worked on Cybermorph and Blue Lightning. David West, Ian G. Harling, and Joanne Surman were responsible for the artwork and 3D models. Surman was also responsible for the full-motion video cutscenes alongside Jon Baker and Vince Shaw-Morton. The soundtrack was composed by Will Davis, and features the voice work of comedian Rob Brydon and Vicky Lowe, who reprises her role as Skylar from the original game. Several staff members within Attention to Detail and Atari also collaborated in the game's development process. Gill, as well as ATD co-founder and managing director Chris Gibbs, recounted the project's creation and history in interviews. According to Gill, a sequel to Cybermorph was pitched by ATD to Atari after the first game was finished and released to the market. Gill stated that the staff wanted to make a follow-up and implement ideas that were not able to include in the original game. The team also used techniques they learned late during development of Cybermorph to improve the overall experience. Both Gill and Gibbs recalled that Sam and Leonard Tramiel demanded the team to implement texture mapping into the title in response to Total Eclipse (1994) on the 3DO. However, Gill stated that "we steered away from that battle" to keep the game's frame rate between 15-20 frames per second. Internal documentation from Atari showed that development of the game was completed by December 11, 1995. Gill has since retrospectively commented that he would have liked to improve the performance but expressed being proud of Battlemorph. Battlemorph was announced along with Blue Lightning in 1994 as one of the first upcoming games for the Jaguar CD add-on. It was first showcased at the 1994 Summer Consumer Electronics Show and originally slated for a December launch. The title was then featured in a non-playable state at the 1995 Winter CES where it