Where do games disclose AI use?

The game's logo and library assets were generated with the help of artificial intelligence.

This game uses generative AI only to create a player character’s 3D head. The AI uses a fixed set of pre-approved traits and does not allow text prompts, user uploads, copyrighted references, brands, or trademarked characters. All outputs are controlled and reviewed to ensure they follow Steam’s guidelines.

AI helped me create the game logo, steam store pictures and a tiny help with notes text

Generative AI is used only for creating store thumbnails and in-game translations.

AI has been used to fill in art, music and code due to lack of sufficient resources available. This is not satisfactory in the long run. The ambition is to eventually replace all AI content with proper man-made assets assuming the revenue increases. I apologize for the slop, but we will have to bear it for now.

We only used AI-generated content for Steam capsule images.

Some visual assets, such as icons and UI borders, were created using generative AI tools.

Generative AI is used to generate texture of certain models

AI is used to create 2D images for making 3D assets later.

This game does not use artificial intelligence during gameplay. However, AI tools were used to assist in creating certain promotional and marketing materials, such as key art and visual assets for the store page.

The marketing materials include AI generated contents.

We use AI to help with marketing assets, like illustrations for store pages and achievements.

To achieve more flexible play-by-play commentary, this game has an AI-generated voice feature. *Only available in Japanese commentary.

This game uses generative AI for some character images.

noise texture, some of icons of units

Artificial intelligence (AI) was leveraged for key aspects of the game's development, including in-game logic, support systems, and certain artistic assets.

Some minor text and sound elements were assisted by AI tools, but nearly all creative content, ideas, and production were made by humans.

1. In-game voice lines are dubbed using AI. 2. The game includes one original BGM track by the developer; all other in-game sound effects are generated using AI. 3. Some AI-generated images are used as widgets. 4. A portion of the in-game models (about 5%) were initially created with AI and then modified.

Generative AI was used only to create some pre-rendered in-game visual assets.

Only a few visuals, specifically posters and promotional materials displayed on the Steam store page, were created with the help of AI tools. No in-game content was AI-generated

Logo was generated with AI.

The program includes a local (offline, downloaded with the build) AI model trained by us to generate text content for adventures, NPCs, mobs, and items based on player prompts. In addition, the program includes pre-generated 3D models of props and NPCs edited by artists.

Nano Banana & Tripio used for some visual assets.

This game used generative AI in a limited capacity during development to assist with Blueprint/code writing and debugging. It does not include any features that generate content or code in real time during gameplay, and no art, textures, sounds, story elements, marketing images were created using generative AI.

I use it to review my code for efficiency and to spark inspiration for some art. It also helps with generating secondary or background art elements, but the core creative work and vision are all mine!

This game is an experimental pilot project commissioned by World Labs, the creators of Marble AI technology. I used their AI as a tool for producing scenes and landscapes. The creative process always began with my spatial planning and, in many cases, my own hand-drawn sketches. These were translated into a realistic image style using generative AI and ultimately used by Marble AI to create the final scenes under my strict artistic direction.

About the Use of AI During the early stages of development, Project Substrata utilized generative AI tools (such as image generation) for concept art and idea exploration only. All in-game assets, textures, audio, story elements, and code are manually created and refined by the development team. Within the game world, autonomous drones and facility AIs operate as part of the gameplay and narrative systems, not as real AI services. The game runs entirely offline, with no external data transmission or use of online AI APIs.

As a solo developer, I've used AI to generate a number of 3d models, textures, and images. Most have been modified after their generation to some extent.

AI Has been used to assist in game development, as well as designing some of the character and enemy voxel models. It has also been used to enhance clips or screenshots from the game to use for the store page items. For example the VD Logo is polished from the in game main menu screen, and then used AI to fit together and clean it up.

The images on the Steam store page use artificial intelligence.

AI-assisted tools were used during development for prototyping and reference purposes, including code, visuals, and audio. All such materials were manually reviewed and approved by the development team. The final game does not rely on AI-generated content during gameplay.

AI tools were used during development to assist with game code and visual design. The AI helped with coding support, debugging suggestions, and creating certain visual assets such as icons and background elements. No AI-generated content is produced in real time during gameplay — all AI-assisted work was done before release to improve development efficiency and visual quality.

Certain interface icons and logos in this game were generated using GPT Image 1, while some 3D models were created with Meshy. All AI-generated assets have been manually modified and refined.

During the development process, we have used AI-based tools to assist with content creation.

Some minor assets are AI-generated or AI-edited.

As a small Indie studio, we can't afford a composer and voice actors, so for the moment we decided to use AI. Ideally, for the release, we will be using real voices actors and music composed by a real composer.

Some art assets generated via AI

Some music was generated with the help of AI.

AI has been used to generate some of the icons used in Hex-Calibre's UI.

AI was used for marketing materials, translations and some in-game models, textures and sounds.

Music and some textures generated by AI.

Generation of UI elements and music

AI used for: cover art elements.

This game includes resources that are generated by using AI. (Textures, 3D Models, and Voice)

We use AI generated graphics as placeholders for store art and game menus until we are able to pay a graphic designer for the final release.

Some visual and textual elements used in the game's marketing materials were created with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools. No AI is used during gameplay, and all in-game content is designed and implemented manually.

We use AI to generate some pre-rendered visual assets for the game. This includes the store banner, achievement icons, and the artwork used on the loading screen.

Paintings were generated with AI.

Some visual assets such as in-game posters were created using generative AI tools during development. All AI generated content was reviewed and edited manually to ensure originality and compliance with Steam guidelines.

You can have voice chats with artificial intelligence customer avatars.