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Although some illustrations are still rendered or enhanced by generative artificial intelligence, the game is currently in the process of replacing all AI-generated artwork with non-AI illustrations. Updates will roll out gradually until the transition is complete.
Some AI painting works are used as art reference, and some pictures extract the line draft of AI painting works for modification and use after secondary creation.
Some lines are generated by AI, using free and open source voice.
Some music is generated by AI, and paid for legal use.
Some pictures and videos are generated by AI, using people who don't exist in reality,and will not involve any copyright issues.
The game uses generative AI to create some 2D pictures, such as some ICONs; in addition, it also uses AI on the text to modify information such as prop descriptions.
Our game utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the visual experience for players. Through innovative AI technology, we've crafted stunning graphical assets that bring our virtual world to life. From environments to intricate character designs, AI plays a crucial role in delivering immersive gameplay that captivates players from start to finish.
The game's menu screen is AI-Generated, because unfortunately I am not a digital artist.
Also, the posters/images used for the game's Steam page are just the same image that is in the Main Menu. And Jesus Christ's mogging images, because they never took any pictures of Jesus mogging anybody :(
Some artwork used within Galandrix was created with the assistance of an AI generation algorithm. All artwork is developed and edited through commercial licensing with Midjourney and Adobe products. The artwork used within is the sole property of Sock Entertainment LLC.
I use generative AI solutions for 3D models, marketing collateral, and project management. There are moderate edits made to the 3D models, texts, or images in order to make them usable. ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Meshy.AI were all used.
We apply artificial intelligence to enhance original materials in 2D content, such as character avatars and loading screens.
Initially, we capture a screenshot of the staging scene within the game. Subsequently, this screenshot undergoes processing using artificial intelligence while preserving all key proportions and details of the original material. Following this, our artists conduct final processing if necessary.
Yes it only uses pre-generated AI artwork on the store page. This game does not use generative ai within the gameplay. The store page features some basic ai art assets for the main cover of the game.
Tickle Monster has used the Midjourney AI service to generate most of the images shown in the game. In particular, the 650+ player images were generated using heavily pixelated and manually-edited composite images as source material, and mascots were generated from text inputs. None of the text content is AI-generated, though.
For more on the process used to generate player images, see this blog post:
https://www.ticklemonster.com.au/2023/06/14/photobashing-game-assets-via-midjourney/
Some of the images on loading screens and menus have been manipulated using AI including the title art and store backgrounds. I'm a solo developer with no budget and I'm a terrible artist.
During the development process, we may use procedural and AI-based tools to assist in content creation. In all of these cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team. Examples include voiceover audio, badges, and calling cards.
Although some illustrations are still rendered or enhanced by generative artificial intelligence, the game is currently in the process of replacing all AI-generated artwork with non-AI illustrations. Updates will roll out gradually until the transition is complete.
Some AI painting works are used as art reference, and some pictures extract the line draft of AI painting works for modification and use after secondary creation.
Some lines are generated by AI, using free and open source voice.
Some music is generated by AI, and paid for legal use.
Some pictures and videos are generated by AI, using people who don't exist in reality,and will not involve any copyright issues.
The game uses generative AI to create some 2D pictures, such as some ICONs; in addition, it also uses AI on the text to modify information such as prop descriptions.
Our game utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the visual experience for players. Through innovative AI technology, we've crafted stunning graphical assets that bring our virtual world to life. From environments to intricate character designs, AI plays a crucial role in delivering immersive gameplay that captivates players from start to finish.
The game's menu screen is AI-Generated, because unfortunately I am not a digital artist.
Also, the posters/images used for the game's Steam page are just the same image that is in the Main Menu. And Jesus Christ's mogging images, because they never took any pictures of Jesus mogging anybody :(
Some artwork used within Galandrix was created with the assistance of an AI generation algorithm. All artwork is developed and edited through commercial licensing with Midjourney and Adobe products. The artwork used within is the sole property of Sock Entertainment LLC.
I use generative AI solutions for 3D models, marketing collateral, and project management. There are moderate edits made to the 3D models, texts, or images in order to make them usable. ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Meshy.AI were all used.
We apply artificial intelligence to enhance original materials in 2D content, such as character avatars and loading screens.
Initially, we capture a screenshot of the staging scene within the game. Subsequently, this screenshot undergoes processing using artificial intelligence while preserving all key proportions and details of the original material. Following this, our artists conduct final processing if necessary.
Yes it only uses pre-generated AI artwork on the store page. This game does not use generative ai within the gameplay. The store page features some basic ai art assets for the main cover of the game.
Tickle Monster has used the Midjourney AI service to generate most of the images shown in the game. In particular, the 650+ player images were generated using heavily pixelated and manually-edited composite images as source material, and mascots were generated from text inputs. None of the text content is AI-generated, though.
For more on the process used to generate player images, see this blog post:
https://www.ticklemonster.com.au/2023/06/14/photobashing-game-assets-via-midjourney/
Some of the images on loading screens and menus have been manipulated using AI including the title art and store backgrounds. I'm a solo developer with no budget and I'm a terrible artist.
During the development process, we may use procedural and AI-based tools to assist in content creation. In all of these cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team. Examples include voiceover audio, badges, and calling cards.