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Checkpoint64 has used AI to assist with development & styling.
Checkpoint64's dev team are Senior developers in their day jobs and know the code inside and out.
All art & assets where created by a Human graphic artist.
VoxelForge includes local generative AI features for user-assisted 3D and voxel asset creation.
Users can provide their own source images and use the application to generate 3D models, voxel assets, meshes, textures, and related production assets. This generation runs locally on the user’s computer using model files bundled with the application.
VoxelForge does not connect to an external AI service during normal use. It does not require a Hugging Face account, API key, cloud generation service, or external server connection at runtime. User input images and generated outputs are not uploaded to our servers.
The AI features are intended as creative tools for asset production. Users are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights to any images or source material they import, and for reviewing generated outputs before using or distributing them.
Generative AI tools were used to provide secondary assistance in creating some 2D concept art, background images, and UI texture components during the development process.
Generative AI tools were used during the development process to assist in writing code, creating speech, sound effects, and 3D assets. No generative AI is used during actual gameplay.
Some puzzle illustrations and promotional visual assets were created with AI-assisted tools and then edited/curated by the developer. No real-time generative AI is used during gameplay.
This game uses generative AI during development for pre-rendered visual assets, store capsule and library artwork, icons, textures, and supporting marketing images. AI-generated material is reviewed and edited before inclusion. The game does not generate AI content for players during gameplay.
TYPE HYPE's static visual assets — the main-menu skyline background, achievement icons (34 color + 34 grayscale variants = 68 PNGs), exhibition-level theme backgrounds (15 themes × 6 layer files = 90 PNGs), and Steam capsule backgrounds — were created with the assistance of generative AI image tools (primarily OpenAI's GPT image generation). All AI-generated assets were curated, selected, and approved by the developer. No AI runs at runtime in the shipped product. Music (59 tracks) is human-composed and sourced from Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License. Code was written collaboratively by the developer with an AI coding assistant. The game contains no AI-generated content shown to players during gameplay (procedural music layering is rule-based, not AI).
The Heretic's Seal uses generative AI for some pre-rendered art assets, including character portraits, enemy and NPC illustrations, world map and biome backgrounds, and select promotional video clips. As a one-person studio, AI tooling lets a single developer ship dungeon-crawler-scale art volume.
All gameplay systems, game design, narrative writing, code, level design, and runtime visuals are created by the developer. No AI runs during gameplay — every system, decision, and reaction in-game is hand-crafted code.
Players can freely converse with NPCs, and the game generates dialogue in real time based on the NPCs’ personalities and memories.
The main storyline will be handled by AI agents, which will generate plots consistent with the game’s world-building.
AI assists in creating CG scenes, background images, and character portraits.
Some pre-rendered movie scenes, character artwork, and background music in this game were created as original assets with the assistance of generative AI tools, then reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI to create content during gameplay.
We currently use AI for some of the audio dialogue as well as some of the placeholder 2D art assets. Our goal is to get art made for these where possible and we already have a voice actor and musician on board who is working on our audio.
Generative AI tools were used as development assistance for code drafting/debugging and for creating some visual source materials. All AI-assisted code and visuals included in the game were reviewed, modified, edited, and integrated by the development team.
The Early Access build includes some static pre-generated AI placeholder artwork used as temporary in-game assets during development. This content is not generated during gameplay, is not user-generated, and does not connect to any external AI service. Placeholder artwork may be replaced or polished during Early Access as final art is completed.
Generative AI tools were used in a supporting role during certain parts of the development of this game. Their primary uses included programming assistance (such as code generation and debugging), the creation of some image assets used on the Steam Store page and in the game, the creation of source material for some background music and sound effects, and assistance with the translation and refinement of certain text.
AI-generated image and audio materials were not used as-is. The development team reviewed all such materials and, where necessary, retouched, cropped, color-corrected, resized, adjusted, or otherwise edited them to ensure they were suitable for the game.
Any text for which generative AI was used to assist with translation or wording was reviewed by the development team for context and accuracy, and revised as necessary before being used.
We understand that some players may have questions or concerns about the use of generative AI, and that it may be an important factor when deciding whether to purchase or play a game. By describing the extent of its use in this title as clearly as possible, we hope to provide helpful information for making that decision.
Please note that generative AI is not used during gameplay to generate new text, images, audio, dialogue, quests, or other game content in response to player input.
During development, we used generative AI tools to assist in creating certain game content. This includes using AI to generate base concepts and visual assets for specific in-game items or backgrounds (which were subsequently refined manually), as well as using AI for multilingual localization and text polishing.
We utilize generative AI for most of our artwork and some of our music.
A little (5%) of the game was coded with AI assistance - this includes sdk integrations mostly for steam API.
Dungeon Door utilizes generative AI to enhance creative expression and development efficiency as follows:
Artwork and Visual Assets: Generative AI was used in the conceptualization of character designs and the creation of marketing assets for the Steam store page. Every asset has been carefully reviewed and manually refined to ensure it adheres to the intended classic pixel art aesthetic.
Text and Narrative: AI tools assisted in drafting store descriptions, synopses, and localizing in-game text to provide a consistent experience across different languages.
Some of the character art and backgrounds are based on images created with AI.
These are used only as a basis to start from and
are then heavily edited manually by our art team
to make them fit the visual style of the game —
the final product reflects the creativity and
expression of our own development team.
This game uses generative AI tools to assist in creating certain environmental assets, which were then manually upscaled, recolored, and heavily edited for quality
This game does not utilize real-time AI-generated content output. In accordance with Steam guidelines, only pre-created and verified content is used.
To improve development efficiency and quality, AI-generated technology is used supplementarily in the following applications:
Program code support: Code refactoring, review, and code completion
Text translation: English translation support
Graphic asset creation: Base generation of some visuals such as potions, crafting ingredients, and background images
Furthermore, all of this content is manually reviewed and edited (added or modified); no unprocessed AI-generated content is used.
This game uses generative AI to assist with parts of the creative process, including some artwork, voice/audio content, written text, localization, and marketing materials. AI-assisted content is reviewed, edited, and selected by the developer before being included in the game.
The overall story direction, game design, character concepts, and final creative decisions are made by the developer.
This game uses AI-generated and AI-assisted content as part of its creative process.
AI Slop: TCG exists because of a very specific idea: taking the weird, imperfect, grotesque, and absurd look of what people call “AI slop” and turning it into a roguelike card game full of satire, dark humor, and creatures that probably should not exist.
That is why AI has mainly been used to create and develop the creature illustrations for the cards. It is not an accidental extra or some hidden shortcut: it is part of the game’s concept, lore, and visual identity. Without that mutant digital-trash aesthetic, the project would lose a big part of what makes it work.
AI has also been used as support for visual ideation and production, which is especially important for a game being made by a solo developer.
The game does not generate AI content in real time during gameplay. All included content has been reviewed, selected, edited, and manually integrated by the developer.
The developer describes how this game uses generative AI as follows:
Visual Assets: Some character illustrations, background art, and UI icons in this game have been created or enhanced using generative AI tools.
Character art and event scene illustrations in this game were created using AI image generation tools. All generated images were curated, edited, and refined by the developer to produce the final in-game assets. No AI content is generated in real time during gameplay.
Axiom of Echoes uses generative AI for part of its assets. The store and library artwork (capsule, header, and library images) was created with AI image-generation tools and then curated and edited by hand.
Portions of the soundtrack, sound effects, and voice narration were produced with AI audio tools. All AI-assisted content is reviewed by a human before it ships. The gameplay itself — the 3D voxel puzzles, their target shapes and solutions — is generated procedurally from mathematical formulas, not by AI.
Galactum Meridian was developed with generative AI assistance under direct human creative direction. AI tools supported coding, writing, design exploration, production workflows, and selected visual and promotional assets. All material was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay.
Generative AI is used only for some in-game icons.
Those icons are manually edited and finalized by our development team.
Generative AI was not used for any other game assets.
AI is not used during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some pre-generated visual and text assets, including Steam store or marketing materials. All AI-assisted content is reviewed and included before release. The game does not generate new AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while running.
Checkpoint64 has used AI to assist with development & styling.
Checkpoint64's dev team are Senior developers in their day jobs and know the code inside and out.
All art & assets where created by a Human graphic artist.
VoxelForge includes local generative AI features for user-assisted 3D and voxel asset creation.
Users can provide their own source images and use the application to generate 3D models, voxel assets, meshes, textures, and related production assets. This generation runs locally on the user’s computer using model files bundled with the application.
VoxelForge does not connect to an external AI service during normal use. It does not require a Hugging Face account, API key, cloud generation service, or external server connection at runtime. User input images and generated outputs are not uploaded to our servers.
The AI features are intended as creative tools for asset production. Users are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights to any images or source material they import, and for reviewing generated outputs before using or distributing them.
Generative AI tools were used to provide secondary assistance in creating some 2D concept art, background images, and UI texture components during the development process.
Generative AI tools were used during the development process to assist in writing code, creating speech, sound effects, and 3D assets. No generative AI is used during actual gameplay.
Some puzzle illustrations and promotional visual assets were created with AI-assisted tools and then edited/curated by the developer. No real-time generative AI is used during gameplay.
This game uses generative AI during development for pre-rendered visual assets, store capsule and library artwork, icons, textures, and supporting marketing images. AI-generated material is reviewed and edited before inclusion. The game does not generate AI content for players during gameplay.
TYPE HYPE's static visual assets — the main-menu skyline background, achievement icons (34 color + 34 grayscale variants = 68 PNGs), exhibition-level theme backgrounds (15 themes × 6 layer files = 90 PNGs), and Steam capsule backgrounds — were created with the assistance of generative AI image tools (primarily OpenAI's GPT image generation). All AI-generated assets were curated, selected, and approved by the developer. No AI runs at runtime in the shipped product. Music (59 tracks) is human-composed and sourced from Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License. Code was written collaboratively by the developer with an AI coding assistant. The game contains no AI-generated content shown to players during gameplay (procedural music layering is rule-based, not AI).
The Heretic's Seal uses generative AI for some pre-rendered art assets, including character portraits, enemy and NPC illustrations, world map and biome backgrounds, and select promotional video clips. As a one-person studio, AI tooling lets a single developer ship dungeon-crawler-scale art volume.
All gameplay systems, game design, narrative writing, code, level design, and runtime visuals are created by the developer. No AI runs during gameplay — every system, decision, and reaction in-game is hand-crafted code.
Players can freely converse with NPCs, and the game generates dialogue in real time based on the NPCs’ personalities and memories.
The main storyline will be handled by AI agents, which will generate plots consistent with the game’s world-building.
AI assists in creating CG scenes, background images, and character portraits.
Some pre-rendered movie scenes, character artwork, and background music in this game were created as original assets with the assistance of generative AI tools, then reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI to create content during gameplay.
We currently use AI for some of the audio dialogue as well as some of the placeholder 2D art assets. Our goal is to get art made for these where possible and we already have a voice actor and musician on board who is working on our audio.
Generative AI tools were used as development assistance for code drafting/debugging and for creating some visual source materials. All AI-assisted code and visuals included in the game were reviewed, modified, edited, and integrated by the development team.
The Early Access build includes some static pre-generated AI placeholder artwork used as temporary in-game assets during development. This content is not generated during gameplay, is not user-generated, and does not connect to any external AI service. Placeholder artwork may be replaced or polished during Early Access as final art is completed.
Generative AI tools were used in a supporting role during certain parts of the development of this game. Their primary uses included programming assistance (such as code generation and debugging), the creation of some image assets used on the Steam Store page and in the game, the creation of source material for some background music and sound effects, and assistance with the translation and refinement of certain text.
AI-generated image and audio materials were not used as-is. The development team reviewed all such materials and, where necessary, retouched, cropped, color-corrected, resized, adjusted, or otherwise edited them to ensure they were suitable for the game.
Any text for which generative AI was used to assist with translation or wording was reviewed by the development team for context and accuracy, and revised as necessary before being used.
We understand that some players may have questions or concerns about the use of generative AI, and that it may be an important factor when deciding whether to purchase or play a game. By describing the extent of its use in this title as clearly as possible, we hope to provide helpful information for making that decision.
Please note that generative AI is not used during gameplay to generate new text, images, audio, dialogue, quests, or other game content in response to player input.
During development, we used generative AI tools to assist in creating certain game content. This includes using AI to generate base concepts and visual assets for specific in-game items or backgrounds (which were subsequently refined manually), as well as using AI for multilingual localization and text polishing.
We utilize generative AI for most of our artwork and some of our music.
A little (5%) of the game was coded with AI assistance - this includes sdk integrations mostly for steam API.
Dungeon Door utilizes generative AI to enhance creative expression and development efficiency as follows:
Artwork and Visual Assets: Generative AI was used in the conceptualization of character designs and the creation of marketing assets for the Steam store page. Every asset has been carefully reviewed and manually refined to ensure it adheres to the intended classic pixel art aesthetic.
Text and Narrative: AI tools assisted in drafting store descriptions, synopses, and localizing in-game text to provide a consistent experience across different languages.
Some of the character art and backgrounds are based on images created with AI.
These are used only as a basis to start from and
are then heavily edited manually by our art team
to make them fit the visual style of the game —
the final product reflects the creativity and
expression of our own development team.
This game uses generative AI tools to assist in creating certain environmental assets, which were then manually upscaled, recolored, and heavily edited for quality
This game does not utilize real-time AI-generated content output. In accordance with Steam guidelines, only pre-created and verified content is used.
To improve development efficiency and quality, AI-generated technology is used supplementarily in the following applications:
Program code support: Code refactoring, review, and code completion
Text translation: English translation support
Graphic asset creation: Base generation of some visuals such as potions, crafting ingredients, and background images
Furthermore, all of this content is manually reviewed and edited (added or modified); no unprocessed AI-generated content is used.
This game uses generative AI to assist with parts of the creative process, including some artwork, voice/audio content, written text, localization, and marketing materials. AI-assisted content is reviewed, edited, and selected by the developer before being included in the game.
The overall story direction, game design, character concepts, and final creative decisions are made by the developer.
This game uses AI-generated and AI-assisted content as part of its creative process.
AI Slop: TCG exists because of a very specific idea: taking the weird, imperfect, grotesque, and absurd look of what people call “AI slop” and turning it into a roguelike card game full of satire, dark humor, and creatures that probably should not exist.
That is why AI has mainly been used to create and develop the creature illustrations for the cards. It is not an accidental extra or some hidden shortcut: it is part of the game’s concept, lore, and visual identity. Without that mutant digital-trash aesthetic, the project would lose a big part of what makes it work.
AI has also been used as support for visual ideation and production, which is especially important for a game being made by a solo developer.
The game does not generate AI content in real time during gameplay. All included content has been reviewed, selected, edited, and manually integrated by the developer.
The developer describes how this game uses generative AI as follows:
Visual Assets: Some character illustrations, background art, and UI icons in this game have been created or enhanced using generative AI tools.
Character art and event scene illustrations in this game were created using AI image generation tools. All generated images were curated, edited, and refined by the developer to produce the final in-game assets. No AI content is generated in real time during gameplay.
Axiom of Echoes uses generative AI for part of its assets. The store and library artwork (capsule, header, and library images) was created with AI image-generation tools and then curated and edited by hand.
Portions of the soundtrack, sound effects, and voice narration were produced with AI audio tools. All AI-assisted content is reviewed by a human before it ships. The gameplay itself — the 3D voxel puzzles, their target shapes and solutions — is generated procedurally from mathematical formulas, not by AI.
Galactum Meridian was developed with generative AI assistance under direct human creative direction. AI tools supported coding, writing, design exploration, production workflows, and selected visual and promotional assets. All material was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay.
Generative AI is used only for some in-game icons.
Those icons are manually edited and finalized by our development team.
Generative AI was not used for any other game assets.
AI is not used during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some pre-generated visual and text assets, including Steam store or marketing materials. All AI-assisted content is reviewed and included before release. The game does not generate new AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while running.