Developers began submitting their own creations written in part with "Graphics Magician" to Penguin Software for publication. Those that were accepted were polished and published and the authors were paid royalties on sales. These included the first two games published by Penguin Software, the animated game "Pie Man" by Eagle Berns and Michael Kosaka, and the adventure game "Transylvania" written by Antonia Antiochia. Many other publishers of software for the Apple II also licensed "The Graphics Magician" for their products, as there was no fee for the license; the only requirement was a credit line that "Graphics Magician" software was used in the product, which served as advertising for more sales of the Penguin Software graphics tools.