Where do games disclose AI use?

No AI image generators were used for the game's visuals. The clover, trees, and ground were modeled and textured in the 3D software Blender from the developer's own photos of the real thing, then assembled into a forest in Unity. The concept, the photography, and the decisions about how the game looks were all the developer's own. Made with help from AI • The game's code and the Blender scripts that build the shapes and textures. The developer checked the finished visuals side by side with the photos of the real thing. • The text in the game and on the store page, and its translation from Japanese into 10 languages, including English. The translations were made by AI and checked by a different AI. No native speaker has reviewed them, so if you spot a mistranslation, please report it through the support contact. The sounds are nature recordings made by other creators and released as CC0 or public domain. No AI runs while you play.

Programming, Graphics

Generative AI was used during development to assist with the creation and refinement of some promotional artwork and marketing assets. AI tools were also used as part of the development workflow for coding assistance and troubleshooting. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

The game uses AI-generated code, textures, and sound effects.Some 2D item artwork was created with generative AI tools during development, including certain pet-care items, container states, and shed-fur graphics. Store promotional illustrations, title artwork, and icons were also created with generative AI tools. AI assisted with drafting and translating the store descriptions. The relevant in-game artwork is provided as pre-generated static assets. The game does not use generative AI to create content during gameplay.

I've wanted to make games for as long as I can remember but could never learn to code, so AI helped write the code. Some 3D models started as AI-generated base meshes that were then reshaped and repainted by hand, and the arena announcer is an AI voice reading lines we wrote. Everything else is hand-made or licensed.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with creating visual assets, drafting and editing text, translation, and programming. AI-assisted assets and text included in the game were reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not generate new content with AI during play.

Parts of the game's code and the store page text were written with the help of an AI assistant. All art, 3D models, sounds and music are not AI-generated: 3D models come from Kenney asset packs (CC0) or are built procedurally in code, visuals and marketing images are rendered in-engine, and sounds and music come from CC0 libraries.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the creation of selected visual assets, concept artwork, and development content. AI-assisted programming tools were also used during development. All content included in the final game is reviewed, selected, edited, and integrated by the development team. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

Note: All story, art, and audio assets are original and human-made. Some scripting was developed with the assistance of AI-generated code.

Pre-generated AI tools assisted with development, including code, interface copy and localization, in-game comic illustrations, and promotional key art, logo, and icon drafts. The developer reviewed and edited all AI-assisted output before inclusion. The game does not generate AI content while running.

Generative AI was used to assist with programming and to create visual and audio assets.

Generative AI assisted with portions of the artwork, audio, code, and store promotional materials during development. These outputs were reviewed, adjusted, and integrated by the development team.

During the development of FOOTBALL EXECUTIVE 27, generative AI tools were used to assist with parts of the program code, localization, and the editorial review of user interface and in-game text. All AI-assisted content was manually reviewed and revised before being included in the game. No content is generated by generative AI during gameplay, and no player input is transmitted to any external AI service.

Part of the game's code was generated and optimized with the assistance of AI development tools during the development process. Some store presentation materials (including the game logo, icon, and background images) were also created with the assistance of AI tools and have been manually reviewed to ensure they do not contain infringing content. All in-game art assets are legally purchased from third-party asset stores or obtained from open-source resources, and are used in accordance with the licenses provided by the respective authors.

Generative AI Usage Disclosure Generative AI tools were used during the development of One Last Shot! to generate or assist with the game’s code, character designs, and visual assets. This includes AI-assisted programming, refactoring, and debugging, as well as AI-generated or AI-assisted character concepts, card artwork, backgrounds, UI elements, and other visual assets. All AI-generated or AI-assisted content included in the released version was reviewed, edited, integrated, and tested by the development team. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay, and no text, images, audio, or other content is generated at runtime through an external AI service.

AI has been used for some of the games code. Certain game assets were created via code, however no AI generated images/textures are present in the game.

We used AI for some coding questions and brainstorming. Everything made by an artist and approved by a human!

AI-assisted development tools (an AI coding assistant) were used during development to help write code and portions of this store page's descriptive text. No game art, music, or narrative content was generated by AI.

During development, generative AI tools including OpenAI image generation and Higgsfield assisted with pre-generated visual source material for characters, enemies, bosses, animation strips, world props and floors, menu and capsule art, icons, and achievement art. AI coding assistants also contributed to production code, QA tooling, documentation, player-facing copy, and localization drafts. The developer selected, edited, cleaned, composited, animated, integrated, and QA-reviewed the resulting material. All player-visible content is fixed in the shipped build: no prompt, generative model, or external generation service runs at runtime, and the game has no live-generated AI feature.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the creation of certain 2D visual assets, animations and sound effects. AI tools were also used as development assistance for programming and implementation. All generated content was reviewed and curated by the developer before inclusion in the final game.

AI tools were used to assist with some of the programming, under the direction and review of the game's developer. AI was also used in the translation process for non-English languages. All art and music were created by human artists.

AI-assisted coding and editor automation tools were used during development for workflow efficiency. No AI-generated art, audio, narrative, or other player-facing content is included in the game.

Artificial intelligence has been used in visual and music production, as well as to accelerate coding. The development team has been responsible for final touches and decisions since the very beginning of the game's design.

AI was used for translation and to support the development team throughout the project, including assistance with artwork and code.

This game uses AI to generate some models, textures, and even some mechanics.

This game contains content created with the assistance of AI tools. AI was used during development to assist with programming, visual assets, and other creative elements. All generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the dev.

AI tools (Anthropic Claude) assisted the developer with the code, the vector art, the texts and translations, and the synthesized music and sound effects. Everything was directed and reviewed by the developer. No AI runs in the game and nothing is generated at runtime.

Generative AI was used during the development of this game to create code, illustrations, and audio assets.

Generative AI tools were used to create the 3D models, images, voices, sound effects, music, dialogue and translations, and to help write the code. Every element was chosen, edited and put together by the developer. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.

Development assistance and pre-generated content: the 3D models, props and characters were built with Blender Python scripts that were written with AI coding assistants (Claude and Codex), and the game code was also written with AI assistance. All sound effects and music are synthesized in code or come from CC0 sample packs; there is no AI-generated voice, no AI-generated images or textures, and nothing is generated live while playing. The store page copy was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the developer.

AI tools were used during development to help write code, store and in-game text, translations, and the code that draws some icons. All output was reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not generate any content with AI while you play.

I’m developing FlyFuture as a solo developer and use AI tools to assist with troubleshooting, programming, design, and optimization. On top of this, there will be planes in the future that are commandable through OpenAi's Speech to command functions...similar to now and not so far future aerial combat usage of unmanned wingman jets. I don’t agree with many of the ways AI is being used, and I understand why people have concerns about it. I believe AI should should be used as a tool and not to take over entire workloads, replace creative judgment, or become a shortcut for producing unoriginal work. Used thoughtfully, though, I think it can be a valuable tool...which is how I use it.

I have used Claude Code to create the game itself code and assets.

Yes, AI helped make this game. Here's exactly how: • I built it with an AI coding assistant. The design and direction are mine; the AI did a lot of the typing. • The narrator's lines and item descriptions were drafted with AI and edited by me. So was this page. • No image, music or voice generators. The art and sound are drawn and synthesized by code. • Nothing is AI-generated while you play.

This game contains content created with the assistance of AI tools. AI was used during development to assist with programming, visual assets, and other creative elements. All generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the dev.

Generative AI was used during development for code, music, UI text, icons, and store imagery. Generated output is reviewed, edited, tested, and integrated by the developer.

Some text in this game — the store page, in-game UI labels and menus, and the English translation — was drafted with the help of an AI assistant and then reviewed and edited by the developer. AI coding assistants were also used during development. All in-game art, 3D models, textures and sounds are hand-made, generated procedurally by the game's own code, or licensed third-party assets; none of them are AI-generated. No AI is used to generate content during gameplay.

Generative AI was used to assist with the creation of some graphical assets and mathematical formulas used in the game's code.

Parts of the source code and some store and marketing text were written with help from AI coding assistants during development. All terrain, water simulation, satellite imagery and map data come from real geographic datasets. No AI-generated artwork, audio or narrative ships with the app, and nothing is generated during play.

Every part of this game's concept, design, and features was created by humans. The ideas, the gameplay, the look and feel, and every decision about how it all fits together came from us. For the programming itself, we use AI coding agents to help us write code. They speed up development and let us focus our time on what matters most: making the game fun to play.

This game contains content created with the assistance of AI tools. AI was used during development to assist with programming, visual assets, and other creative elements. All generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the dev.

[Developer Notice]This game was developed with the assistance of AI tools used for programming and code generation during the development process.

Generative AI was used during development for the following: - Music: The background music was created with an AI music generation tool (Suno). - Word definitions: The definitions shown in the game were written with the assistance of AI, using the public dictionary data JMdict as a reference, and were reviewed and corrected by the developer. - Programming: AI was used as a development aid. No content is generated by AI during gameplay. All puzzles, word data, and visuals are pre-made.

Software engineering is primarily by hand in C# and python, with local SLM's, run via Ollama, and occasional cloud-based LLM's used to research knowledge deficits and prototype code snippets for specific systems that map to those deficits. Any AI-generated code was reviewed line-by-line, hand-integrated and heavily modified. The application requires local file access to files selected by the player from a standard operating system folder browser with permissions. It scans the user's system via the psutil and gputil standard python packages to ascertain the specifications of the user's system to select a model that will match their system's performance profile. Pinocchio and Hunyuan were used to generate 3D models of mushrooms from 19th century public domain botanical illustrations, and the integrated SLM model is used to generate text labels and summaries at runtime. The application has absolutely no chat interface. An SLM is integrated locally as a black-box system with robust system prompts to generate structured output in the form of JSON based on the player's file inputs. The JSON is consumed by the game to generate maps and levels. Additional Specifications & Technical Notes: - A localhost python server is back-compiled to a C executable and deployed with the main executable and invoked from its application domain to host the local model. - The local model is downloaded from the Internet via Ollama. - The end-user needs to have the Ollama client installed to run the model locally. - The python server has robust internal system prompts to prevent violation of the Terms of Service on the Steam and Itch platforms regarding disallowed content. - The python server is run from the main executable's application domain, in the same directory structure. - The python server and main executable communicate via a local socket connection via IANA-approved port numbers according to RFC 6335. Ports are tested and iterated to ensure that they are available on the local system. If an IANA-approved port listed in RFC 6335 is not available, the application will not run. Heaps adheres to the ARTS standard for AI labeling. A full accounting of our use of AI in this game can be found at: droidknot.com/ARTS/Heaps_SIS_082726.pdf

Generative AI was used as a supporting tool for some marketing assets, visual references for the game’s art, and parts of code development.

Generative AI was used to assist with the creation of the game logo and some promotional assets for the Steam store. The generated materials were selected, edited, and further processed by the developer before use. Generative AI was also used during development to assist with programming and debugging. No generative AI is used to generate content during gameplay.

AI-assisted coding and editor automation tools were used during development for workflow efficiency. Most of the art was hand-made by me. The remaining art generated by AI tools like icons or textures will be swapped to human-made art in the near future. AI translation tools were used to create localization drafts, that are being reviewed by speakers of the language.

Some of what you see and hear in Semblature was made with AI tools. Nothing is generated while you play. There is no model in the game, nothing is created at runtime, and the game never sends anything you do to an AI service. Art: No AI-generated imagery currently ships. All in-game art is drawn procedurally by the game's own code, and the store assets (capsules, library art, icons) are the same. No diffusion imagery is used in any of them. An AI image pipeline exists in development; if generated art ships in a future build, this section will be updated before release with the tools and process. Music: No music has shipped in a build yet. If AI-generated music ships, this answer will be updated with the tool and process before release. Puzzles: A puzzle's shape, what it teaches, and where it falls on the difficulty curve was designed with an AI coding assistant under my direction. The puzzles you play are produced from that design by a deterministic program, and a solver proves it has exactly one solution. The teaching cards and rule text were drafted the same way and edited by me. Store copy is drafted with an AI writing assistant and edited by me.

Regarding programming, this game was partially coded and translated using AI; however, AI is used only for marketing art. The game's international artwork is hand-drawn and vectorized based on unofficial rock band logos.

Generative AI tools were used to assist with code development. All art, music, and design are human-made.