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Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with programming, localization, and the creation or refinement of some 3D models and animations. All AI-assisted content is reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer before being included in the game. The game does not use generative AI at runtime or generate live content for players.
-- Store page capsule art was created in a comprehensive workflow with OpenArt.ai, using Blender and Windows Paint3D, and by employing painstakingly crafted text prompts over dozens of A.I. generations, while incorporating thousands of my own brushstrokes and adhering to my own artistic vision for composition and mood.
-- The game’s main logo texture was refined with OpenArt.ai.
-- 30+ characters may be heard with distinct voices speaking in the background, commenting generally about the situation at hand with any of dozens of phrases, or hundreds of snippets of phrases. The things they say are my creation, but as an early development budget consideration the voices were generated using OpenArt.ai. Clerk P.A. announcements are also an A.I.-generated voice.
-- Some vehicle sounds and background activity sound loops were generated using A.I. from OpenArt.ai or freesound.org.
AI was used to create write parts of the game code and scripting, to refine mech textures, and for voiceover and audio content - to be used as placeholders while in playtests.
AI Cultivation Sandbox uses generative AI technology to assist in creating game content.
The AI systems in the game may generate or assist with generating character backgrounds, character dialogue, world events, story content, and visual assets.
AI-generated content is guided by game systems and safety mechanisms to create a more dynamic and personalized cultivation world experience.
I use AI as a "better search engine" for code snippets and design research, and to create examples I can mark up to show artists what I am looking for. Paid artists create the monsters, backgrounds and UI icons, and everything else is hand-created or downloaded from asset packs or is available from free art sites. The artists also use AI in their workflows.
Designed and directed by one person. Every ship, station and planet is rendered in code, with no AI images. The soundtrack was made with Suno, an AI music tool, directed by the developer, and ships as fixed audio files. The story comes from the developer. AI helped turn it into text, tidy it up and translate the store page, like a very overqualified spell check. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.
Developer Note on AI Assistance: Gods of the Arena: Blood & Sand is crafted using a hybrid development approach, combining human game design, rigorous combat programming, and hand-tuned mechanics with generative AI tools for concept ideation and visual asset workflows.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with selected visual assets, written content, localization, and other parts of the production process. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer. No generative AI content is created during gameplay.
The visual assets and text content in this game were generated or assisted by AI tools during development. All AI-generated content is pre-rendered; there is no real-time AI generation during gameplay.
Grindveil's art is made with generative AI tools. We generate, then pick, crop, recolour and optimise every piece by hand before it ships, and we throw out the ones that do not fit. The same goes for part of the writing: item and location names, some of the lore in the in-game Codex, and the interface translations for our fourteen languages are drafted with AI help and reviewed by us.
Nothing is generated while you play. No AI runs on your machine, nothing you type is sent to an AI service, and every image and every line of text in the game was made and checked before release.
During development, generative AI was used to assist in creating selected game images and promotional artwork, including library images, the game logo, and capsule art. All AI-generated images were manually reviewed, edited, and unified in style by the development team. All in-game code, gameplay systems, audio, and text were created by hand. The game itself does not generate, display, or depend on any AI content at runtime.
This game is handcrafted by indie developers. Generative tools were used only to support the creation of specific assets, while the final game reflects the developers’ own creative vision.
Generative AI tools were used in a limited capacity to assist with the creation and enhancement of certain 2D images and audio assets. No 3D models, animations, gameplay systems, or other game content were generated using AI.
Some of the content in Abyss Floors was created with the help of generative AI tools, always under the developer's direction and review:
Text — Portions of the game's descriptive and flavor text (item and ability descriptions, interface copy, and atmospheric lore lines) were drafted with AI assistance and edited by the developer.
Store & branding art — The store-page capsules, library images, and other branding graphics were produced with AI-assisted tools.
Abyss Floors is a text- and table-driven simulation, so there is no AI-generated illustrated art in actual gameplay, and all screenshots on this page are captured directly from the live game. The game's design, balance, systems, and code are the developer's own, with AI used as a development aid rather than to generate gameplay content.
Some of the game's art assets, such as character and enemy models, portraits and icons, were created during development with the assistance of generative AI tools, and were then reviewed, curated and edited by the team. All AI-assisted content is pre-rendered: nothing is generated while the game is running.
Generative AI was used during development to assist with some visual assets, text, and audio. No generative AI is used to generate content during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create or refine selected visual and text assets. All such content was pre-generated, reviewed, and edited before use; the game does not use live generative AI.
This game uses AI-assisted art assets generated prior to release for character art, scene backgrounds and store promotional materials. All AI-generated content was completed before the game's launch; no real-time AI content generation or connections to external AI services will occur during gameplay.
This game uses AI-generated assets for certain visual elements, including background art and environment textures. All AI-generated content was carefully curated and integrated by our team to ensure it aligns with the game’s artistic vision. No AI was used for real-time gameplay mechanics, narrative generation, or audio content
Almost all of the art in the game has been created by Alexandr Elichev, the artist of the original Gloomhaven board game. A few missing art assets for summoned creatures for characters for this game were generated with AI. We hope to be able to replace these with official art as time progresses (and when I have a stable job to be able to pay for this).
AI tools were used in a limited capacity to support coding, early prototyping, and the creation of a small number of icons. All AI-assisted elements were reviewed and refined by us.
This demo uses generative AI tools to create most of the character art, illustrations, and visual assets. All AI-generated content has been reviewed and edited by the development team to ensure quality and compliance with Steam policies. No illegal or infringing material is included.
DeepL was used for language translation of the subtitles and also for the text in the Steam store. Some of the voice acting was generated using a paid ElevenLabs subscription.
We build Last Treasure Online with AI tools. Much of the code is written with AI, including shaders, scripts that model props and furniture in Blender, and scripts that synthesize sound effects and ambience. Most text in the game is AI generated, but all names, personalities, schedules, stories, lore, knowledge, etc is strongly scaffolded and enforced by us as designers. In play, NPCs speak through an AI language model on our server in order to talk about hundreds of subjects in different ways depending on what they know about them, you, the world, etc.... The model only rewords lines and facts we wrote: it cannot invent places, items, prices or quests, and players never type text into it. No images, textures, 3D models, music or sounds come from diffusion image, 3D or audio models. Characters and clothing are hand-painted, and the world's textures are photographs.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with programming, localization, and the creation or refinement of some 3D models and animations. All AI-assisted content is reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer before being included in the game. The game does not use generative AI at runtime or generate live content for players.
-- Store page capsule art was created in a comprehensive workflow with OpenArt.ai, using Blender and Windows Paint3D, and by employing painstakingly crafted text prompts over dozens of A.I. generations, while incorporating thousands of my own brushstrokes and adhering to my own artistic vision for composition and mood.
-- The game’s main logo texture was refined with OpenArt.ai.
-- 30+ characters may be heard with distinct voices speaking in the background, commenting generally about the situation at hand with any of dozens of phrases, or hundreds of snippets of phrases. The things they say are my creation, but as an early development budget consideration the voices were generated using OpenArt.ai. Clerk P.A. announcements are also an A.I.-generated voice.
-- Some vehicle sounds and background activity sound loops were generated using A.I. from OpenArt.ai or freesound.org.
AI was used to create write parts of the game code and scripting, to refine mech textures, and for voiceover and audio content - to be used as placeholders while in playtests.
AI Cultivation Sandbox uses generative AI technology to assist in creating game content.
The AI systems in the game may generate or assist with generating character backgrounds, character dialogue, world events, story content, and visual assets.
AI-generated content is guided by game systems and safety mechanisms to create a more dynamic and personalized cultivation world experience.
I use AI as a "better search engine" for code snippets and design research, and to create examples I can mark up to show artists what I am looking for. Paid artists create the monsters, backgrounds and UI icons, and everything else is hand-created or downloaded from asset packs or is available from free art sites. The artists also use AI in their workflows.
Designed and directed by one person. Every ship, station and planet is rendered in code, with no AI images. The soundtrack was made with Suno, an AI music tool, directed by the developer, and ships as fixed audio files. The story comes from the developer. AI helped turn it into text, tidy it up and translate the store page, like a very overqualified spell check. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.
Developer Note on AI Assistance: Gods of the Arena: Blood & Sand is crafted using a hybrid development approach, combining human game design, rigorous combat programming, and hand-tuned mechanics with generative AI tools for concept ideation and visual asset workflows.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with selected visual assets, written content, localization, and other parts of the production process. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer. No generative AI content is created during gameplay.
The visual assets and text content in this game were generated or assisted by AI tools during development. All AI-generated content is pre-rendered; there is no real-time AI generation during gameplay.
Grindveil's art is made with generative AI tools. We generate, then pick, crop, recolour and optimise every piece by hand before it ships, and we throw out the ones that do not fit. The same goes for part of the writing: item and location names, some of the lore in the in-game Codex, and the interface translations for our fourteen languages are drafted with AI help and reviewed by us.
Nothing is generated while you play. No AI runs on your machine, nothing you type is sent to an AI service, and every image and every line of text in the game was made and checked before release.
During development, generative AI was used to assist in creating selected game images and promotional artwork, including library images, the game logo, and capsule art. All AI-generated images were manually reviewed, edited, and unified in style by the development team. All in-game code, gameplay systems, audio, and text were created by hand. The game itself does not generate, display, or depend on any AI content at runtime.
This game is handcrafted by indie developers. Generative tools were used only to support the creation of specific assets, while the final game reflects the developers’ own creative vision.
Generative AI tools were used in a limited capacity to assist with the creation and enhancement of certain 2D images and audio assets. No 3D models, animations, gameplay systems, or other game content were generated using AI.
Some of the content in Abyss Floors was created with the help of generative AI tools, always under the developer's direction and review:
Text — Portions of the game's descriptive and flavor text (item and ability descriptions, interface copy, and atmospheric lore lines) were drafted with AI assistance and edited by the developer.
Store & branding art — The store-page capsules, library images, and other branding graphics were produced with AI-assisted tools.
Abyss Floors is a text- and table-driven simulation, so there is no AI-generated illustrated art in actual gameplay, and all screenshots on this page are captured directly from the live game. The game's design, balance, systems, and code are the developer's own, with AI used as a development aid rather than to generate gameplay content.
Some of the game's art assets, such as character and enemy models, portraits and icons, were created during development with the assistance of generative AI tools, and were then reviewed, curated and edited by the team. All AI-assisted content is pre-rendered: nothing is generated while the game is running.
Generative AI was used during development to assist with some visual assets, text, and audio. No generative AI is used to generate content during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create or refine selected visual and text assets. All such content was pre-generated, reviewed, and edited before use; the game does not use live generative AI.
This game uses AI-assisted art assets generated prior to release for character art, scene backgrounds and store promotional materials. All AI-generated content was completed before the game's launch; no real-time AI content generation or connections to external AI services will occur during gameplay.
This game uses AI-generated assets for certain visual elements, including background art and environment textures. All AI-generated content was carefully curated and integrated by our team to ensure it aligns with the game’s artistic vision. No AI was used for real-time gameplay mechanics, narrative generation, or audio content
Almost all of the art in the game has been created by Alexandr Elichev, the artist of the original Gloomhaven board game. A few missing art assets for summoned creatures for characters for this game were generated with AI. We hope to be able to replace these with official art as time progresses (and when I have a stable job to be able to pay for this).
AI tools were used in a limited capacity to support coding, early prototyping, and the creation of a small number of icons. All AI-assisted elements were reviewed and refined by us.
This demo uses generative AI tools to create most of the character art, illustrations, and visual assets. All AI-generated content has been reviewed and edited by the development team to ensure quality and compliance with Steam policies. No illegal or infringing material is included.
DeepL was used for language translation of the subtitles and also for the text in the Steam store. Some of the voice acting was generated using a paid ElevenLabs subscription.
We build Last Treasure Online with AI tools. Much of the code is written with AI, including shaders, scripts that model props and furniture in Blender, and scripts that synthesize sound effects and ambience. Most text in the game is AI generated, but all names, personalities, schedules, stories, lore, knowledge, etc is strongly scaffolded and enforced by us as designers. In play, NPCs speak through an AI language model on our server in order to talk about hundreds of subjects in different ways depending on what they know about them, you, the world, etc.... The model only rewords lines and facts we wrote: it cannot invent places, items, prices or quests, and players never type text into it. No images, textures, 3D models, music or sounds come from diffusion image, 3D or audio models. Characters and clothing are hand-painted, and the world's textures are photographs.