Where do games disclose AI use?

AI was partially used for the creation of the Steam page cover, as well as to assist with the translation of UI and texts in the Early Access version.

AI used for: cover art elements.

Some character illustrations, item images and sounds are generated by AI and processed and edited for use by the developer.

Some character portraits and loading screens have been made using generative AI.

AI is used for the voice acting and the Steam achievement emblems.

Generative artificial intelligence was used to create the game's cover, but everything else was done manually by a human.

A few background images in the start sequence were generated by AI.

Some promotional artwork is partially generated using A.I.

Our Cover art contains elements that were partially generated by AI, as shown on the shop page.

Some AI generated 2d art (in events and menu)

We use some AI art for gameplay picture materials and backgrounds

AI is used for some images and promotional materials. It also serves as a working basis for image editing. It is used anecdotally. It has been used for some secondary elements of the game to populate the universe, such as decorative objects. AI is not used exclusively. As a solo dev, I also work with freelance artists for main content and assets on the Unity Store.

A few of the 3D models and textures have been generated with AI tools.

Art assets were modified by AI to utilize high resolution image sampling, video sampling, and audio enhancements.

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Disclosure for NecroNomNomNom: Eldritch Horror Dating From the very outset, "NecroNomNomNom: Eldritch Horror Dating" was conceived as a cosmic horror experiment in itself. Instead of passively wondering how generative AI might impact creative professions, we decided to confront that existential dread head-on. Our core design philosophy was to push the boundaries of AI's capabilities, attempting to completely replace human creative input and, in essence, make ourselves obsolete in the game development process. Our findings, however, have been profoundly ironic and surprisingly reassuring. While generative AI played a significant role in various aspects of the game's development (including concept generation, preliminary asset creation, dialogue outlines, and certain code snippets), we discovered that achieving a cohesive, engaging, and polished experience still required substantial human oversight and manual intervention. AI, in its current form, proved to be an invaluable tool for iteration and initial ideation, but it could not replicate the nuanced artistic direction, problem-solving, and quality assurance that only human creativity and discernment can provide. Ultimately, this experiment demonstrated that the path to creative obsolescence is far from straightforward. In a twist we didn't anticipate, the very act of attempting to replace ourselves with AI actually created new roles and opportunities for human collaborators in areas where AI fell short. This project, born from a fear of replacement, has, against all odds, generated more work for creative professionals rather than eliminating it. The human touch remains indispensable in bringing a truly unique and compelling vision to life.

All images are neural network generated and hand-drawn by me.

AI is used to create achievement icons.

AI assisted frame animation

I use AI Generated images for the loading screens, for the modification card icons, and for some textures.

Texture Upscaling.

Some of the 2D elements in the game have been made with the help of AI. This includes Character images, world logos and billboard designs.

Some artwork was made using ai

The Logo art was created with A.I tools.

At the end of the game, each of the 20+ endings has an unique AI generated image.

Colonisator has content that partly uses generative AI. This is the case for certain images such as portraits, loading screen wallpapers, management interface backgrounds. There is no live generated content, only prerendered content.

The game includes AI-generated images used as visual assets. Specifically, AI-generated content is utilized for stage backgrounds, cutscene backgrounds, character illustrations, and certain in-game icons.

The voices are generated using ElevenLabs and many of images are painted over and modified AI generations.

We employ generative AI during the creation of some art assets. Usually, this will be to create basic images reference, that are then modified by hand. All generated content is reviewed and modified by the artist, and it remains a minor part of the total expression created by the artist.

Some AI tools were used to help with early ideation in the development process. AI tools were also used to assist in up-rezzing our portraits and adding facial animations. Final assets were all painted by artists. We have not replaced any developers with AI and believe that talented people lie at the heart of exciting games.

A.I. upscaling is used to generate high resolution textures where only low resolution images exist. e.g. low resolution satellite terrain. Text-to-speech tools are utlised to provide radio communications during Early Access development. Some original music tracks have been enhanced using A.I. tools such as mastering, stem splitting, extension and variation creation. In all cases the original track's copyright is fully owned by JimmyArcade Ltd.

Some in-game icons are AI generated. Currently, UI VO is recorded with AI TTS engine.

I use Ai images in the first cutscene as well as for a few background images. I also use RNG to randomize world generation.

Used for creating the game banner

Generated skins and animated portraits.

Some ornamental in-game images, as well as certain Store Page and Library assets, incorporate AI-generated elements

In Ink: Tournament Paintball, artificial intelligence is used solely to generate user profile images and some commercial images, focusing on enhancing the visual experience without affecting gameplay.

some pictures are made from AI, such as some background images, or some characters.

Our game contains a very limited use of AI-generated imagery. Specifically, a small number of static portrait images displayed in a hallway scene were created using AI tools. These portraits are decorative only, used to add visual variety to the champions portrayed. They do not impact gameplay, story progression, or player decisions.

Some of the images used on decoration paintings in some of the levels are AI generated images

In the initial creation of illustrations for the maps, neural networks were used, followed by refinement by the artist.

I created promotional images for the community page using AI.

AI-generated art objects

Full screen pictures where made using AI during the EA / prototype of the game, we are in the process of replacing them all with our artists. Everything else is handmade.

RUTHLESS:1 uses AI generated textures in some places for additional detailing. They are never the main focus of a scene.

The use of AI in Vice Undercover was strictly limited to enhancing a limited number of database images, such as some faces, objects, and locations. All images began with original photographs taken by the team, which were then used to create datasets for generating initial concepts. These AI-generated images were not used as-is—instead, they served as a starting point for detailed, creative transformation. Every final image was extensively painted, composited, and refined using original photographs and artistic elements, ensuring that all visuals align with the game's unique style and authenticity. AI was simply one tool in a much larger creative process driven by human artistry.

In WE ARE FOOTBALL 2024 we use about 12,500 AI-generated realistic-looking photos for generic male and female players. These pictures are displayed, e.g., on the line-up screen or on the player profile screens.

Critias Empire uses images of public domain 18th and 19th century classical oil on canvas paintings, but since there are only a limited number of these, AI generated images are used where no appropriate historical public domain image can be found. This includes backgrounds, illustrations for buildings, features, disasters, maps and characters, plus live ops, events and marketing material. The images are generated using paid subscription to Midjourney. Crystalline Green Ltd. owns the copyright on the generated images. We are a small independent studio with limited budget, but we appreciate not everyone is comfortable with use of AI generated images in commercial games, so we understand if you would prefer not to play our game. Feel free to contact us if you have further questions or concerns.

Some visual assets, such as store capsule images and in-game card illustrations, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All gameplay and code are original.

Both Generative AI and AI editing tools were used for some background and menu images, textures, and voices.

Icon, avatar, The marketing images might be made with AI.