Sprite of the character
- Creator
- Ratthamontree Burimas
- Reviews
- -
- Added
- Mar 18, 2026
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Sprite of the character
Some pictures and icons are created and/or modified using AI. Text-to-speech was used for voice recordings.
Artificial intelligence was only used as a supportive tool in creating some marketing visuals. All gameplay, content, and art assets are fully handcrafted.
This game may include some AI-generated images or assets. These are used for concept art, store page visuals, and may also appear as placeholder or supplemental content in-game. Core gameplay, characters, writing, and mechanics are handcrafted by the developer.
This game uses AI-generated illustrations.
Artificial intelligence was used only for generating promotional and cover images. No AI systems are used in gameplay, story, or player interactions.
use AI only for concept arts and maybe on marketing materials. no AI generated content inside the game.
Some AI generated Images
We use AI to generate marketing materials (e.g. Steam store background / logo / some parts of trailer)
As a solo developer, transparency with my players is essential to me. That's why I want to clarify that I have used artificial intelligence tools to assist in the creative process of Celestial Deus. Working alone on a project of this scope requires finding creative solutions. AI allowed me to bring my artistic vision to life where my own skills or resources were limited. Here is how it was used: Skybox: The skybox, which depicts a stylized sky filled with large clouds as if viewed from a great height, was generated by an AI to match the game's unique atmosphere. Voice Acting: To bring the characters to life, I first recorded all their voices myself. Then, I used an AI to transform my voice recordings, ensuring that each voice perfectly matches the personality and character of the deity it represents. Music: I composed the foundational music tracks myself, and then used AI to remix and enhance them. This gave them more style and complexity for a more immersive ambiance. My approach was always to use my own creations as a starting point and guide these tools, allowing me to deliver a more complete experience than I could have achieved on my own.
AI was used for creating a replicate voice of the characters in the game from real people who gave consent. The reason why: they did not want spoilers. AI was also used for sound effects to achieve sounds that were not obtainable naturally.
Graphic and audio elements such as background images for UI, Main Menu Screens, sound effects and artwork.
AI helped me a lot when moving from GML to C#. The music in the Early Access version is also AI generated this is just a free-time hobby project and I mainly needed some semi ambient tracks to set the mood. Later on, I plan to purchase proper human made tracks before the full release. Towards the end of development I also used an AI plugin for Aseprite to speed up animating some of my own hand drawn sprites, but the very vast majority of the graphics was made by me, handcrafted, pixel by pixel.
All translations except English and Russian.
The music in the trailer, title screen graphics, game over screen graphics, bouncy ball graphic, and airplane graphic were all generated with AI. Everything else was produced by the people who helped develop this product.
Character portraits are pre-rendered by AI along with some voices. These are placeholder assets and will not be in the final product.
AI was used to generate custom icons and sprites, such as inventory items, map markers, and logos. We also used AI for NPC voice acting and spell checking in subtitles.
Ai has been used to generate game logo.
The game uses pre-rendered AI generated voices instead of live voice actors, as well as some AI modified artwork for the marketing material, a very small portion of the in game art assets, and some aspects of the introduction video. None of the content is rendered in real time or live-generated.
AI was used to generate assets for the game/marketing during development.
This game uses artificial intelligence only to create static character portraits during dialogues. All gameplay, animations, mechanics, and other elements were developed traditionally. AI was used as an artistic tool to give style and personality to the characters in their conversations.
This game uses AI-generated images only for non-interactive content such as menu artwork and icons. No live AI generation occurs during gameplay, and AI is not used to create story, dialogue, or dynamic game mechanics.
This game uses generative AI for the creation of the title screen background image, the in-game background music, and various texture images.
some tickets design.
for marketing materials, and this game uses AI-generated voices for some character dialogue and narration
Use of AI refactored image of the game's enemy character in the cover art.
AI was used to generate some of the voices in the game and some of the images seen in the game.
Used for creating the game banner
Some store page images were created and edited using artificial intelligence, and some in-game images were also AI-generated.
ChatGPT corrected some translations and my spelling and grammar errors...
This game does not include AI "art". Anything with an artistic quality, rather than an attempt to emulate a realistic texture, was created by a human. Photorealistic AI-generated images were sampled to create some of the game's textures, and often heavily edited since raw output is unsuitable. 3D models, sounds, and music in this game were created by a human with zero AI assistance.
Some textures
Based on our Frontline 1 assets, we've leveraged the innovative capabilities of AI to elevate our visuals by enhancing the graphics for some of the background & art images.
AI is used to translate the store page.
Generative AI has been used to help create a vast pool of questions and topics to iterate on. All questions have since been reiterated by humans. Generative AI has been used to create images for the paintings in the background and to proofread texts, both in-game and on the store page. Generative AI has been used to create voice-over audio for the game show host.
One promotional poster image was made with AI. No in-game or gameplay content uses AI.
Some of the voices in the game were generated using ElevenLabs voice changer, solely to produce pre-recorded audio. Some 3D models were created with Tencent tools as development support. ComfyUI-based workflows were also used to generate certain pre-rendered images and visual materials. None of these systems generate content during gameplay, and no AI tools affect the game dynamically at runtime.
AI tools were used for language translation and ensuring linguistic accuracy.
All code, graphical assets, and music is 100% ORIGINAL. The cartoon people seen in the trailer were generated with AI. These images make an appearance in short videos played between chapters, and are skippable. No other AI was used for the making of this game.
Generative AI was used when translating the original Korean text into other languages.
I used AI to help create some of the menu screens and interface graphics, but I’m developing the game entirely on my own. Everything else, from gameplay to units and core content, is all my own work.
Some background illustrations and audio materials were generated using AI, but they do not include any content that infringes existing copyrights.
We use AI to generate some graphic assets.
AI is used as an upscaling tool for some in‑game textures.
Some of the art assets are initially generated by AI and then manually revised by artists.
This game contains some AI-generated content on store page.
This game does not generate real-time AI content during gameplay. However, AI tools were used during development to assist with marketing materials, promotional texts, and concept planning. All in-game content, assets, and interactions are manually created and controlled by the developers.
Some visual elements in this game were partially created using AI-assisted tools. Specifically, we used AI to help generate certain UI elements and card artwork. -Generated by AI
Some visual assets made with AI assistance.
- All translations except English and Russian. - Some game logic like boilerplate code.
| Title⇅ | Disclosure | Creator⇅ | Src | Reviews⇅ | Added↓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Built in 5 minutes art | Sprite of the character | Ratthamontree Burimas | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Hadal In-game content artaudio | Some pictures and icons are created and/or modified using AI.
Text-to-speech was used for voice recordings. | CoralHeavens | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Tape Over: Night Shift In-game content art | Artificial intelligence was only used as a supportive tool in creating some marketing visuals. All gameplay, content, and art assets are fully handcrafted. | Dead Tape Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Shippocalypse In-game content art | This game may include some AI-generated images or assets.
These are used for concept art, store page visuals, and may also appear as placeholder or supplemental content in-game. Core gameplay, characters, writing, and mechanics are handcrafted by the developer. | Party of 10 | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
ホシマン In-game content art | This game uses AI-generated illustrations. | ビビンドン | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Debuff Party Store/marketing art | Artificial intelligence was used only for generating promotional and cover images. No AI systems are used in gameplay, story, or player interactions. | GamesMrkt | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
INNOCENTS - the lost echoes Store/marketing art | use AI only for concept arts and maybe on marketing materials. no AI generated content inside the game. | Llamagic Studios | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Whisper Protocol Store/marketing art | Some AI generated Images | BAXON GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Bearly Surviving Store/marketing art | We use AI to generate marketing materials (e.g. Steam store background / logo / some parts of trailer) | Apollo Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Celestial DEUS + Aleatores Palace audio | As a solo developer, transparency with my players is essential to me. That's why I want to clarify that I have used artificial intelligence tools to assist in the creative process of Celestial Deus. Working alone on a project of this scope requires finding creative solutions. AI allowed me to bring my artistic vision to life where my own skills or resources were limited.
Here is how it was used:
Skybox: The skybox, which depicts a stylized sky filled with large clouds as if viewed from a great height, was generated by an AI to match the game's unique atmosphere.
Voice Acting: To bring the characters to life, I first recorded all their voices myself. Then, I used an AI to transform my voice recordings, ensuring that each voice perfectly matches the personality and character of the deity it represents.
Music: I composed the foundational music tracks myself, and then used AI to remix and enhance them. This gave them more style and complexity for a more immersive ambiance.
My approach was always to use my own creations as a starting point and guide these tools, allowing me to deliver a more complete experience than I could have achieved on my own. | Batpolygon | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Frob: The Incident In-game content audio | AI was used for creating a replicate voice of the characters in the game from real people who gave consent. The reason why: they did not want spoilers.
AI was also used for sound effects to achieve sounds that were not obtainable naturally. | FLS WORKS | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Seventh Seal In-game content artaudio | Graphic and audio elements such as background images for UI, Main Menu Screens, sound effects and artwork. | Renderready, LLC | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Shadows Of Thornkeep In-game content audioart | AI helped me a lot when moving from GML to C#. The music in the Early Access version is also AI generated this is just a free-time hobby project and I mainly needed some semi ambient tracks to set the mood. Later on, I plan to purchase proper human made tracks before the full release. Towards the end of development I also used an AI plugin for Aseprite to speed up animating some of my own hand drawn sprites, but the very vast majority of the graphics was made by me, handcrafted, pixel by pixel. | Tryzna83 | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Vivisection In-game content text | All translations except English and Russian. | LampDog Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Israel vs. Iran: IRON DOME Store/marketing art | The music in the trailer, title screen graphics, game over screen graphics, bouncy ball graphic, and airplane graphic were all generated with AI. Everything else was produced by the people who helped develop this product. | Michael Blair | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
No Time Left In-game content artaudio | Character portraits are pre-rendered by AI along with some voices. These are placeholder assets and will not be in the final product. | Gonzo Technologies | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Blood and Dust In-game content artaudiotext | AI was used to generate custom icons and sprites, such as inventory items, map markers, and logos. We also used AI for NPC voice acting and spell checking in subtitles. | PiggyNose Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Disguiser Store/marketing art | Ai has been used to generate game logo. | XINGXIAN NET | 11 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Cardinal Fall In-game content audioart | The game uses pre-rendered AI generated voices instead of live voice actors, as well as some AI modified artwork for the marketing material, a very small portion of the in game art assets, and some aspects of the introduction video. None of the content is rendered in real time or live-generated. | Metahusk | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Ropes Unclear art | AI was used to generate assets for the game/marketing during development. | CGAPPS | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Iria In-game content art | This game uses artificial intelligence only to create static character portraits during dialogues. All gameplay, animations, mechanics, and other elements were developed traditionally. AI was used as an artistic tool to give style and personality to the characters in their conversations. | Etamott | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Solo Chef Simulator In-game content art | This game uses AI-generated images only for non-interactive content such as menu artwork and icons. No live AI generation occurs during gameplay, and AI is not used to create story, dialogue, or dynamic game mechanics. | North Disk | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
SteelMechBattle In-game content artaudio | This game uses generative AI for the creation of the title screen background image, the in-game background music, and various texture images. | SteelGearWorks | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Feria 3000 Unclear | some tickets design. | MISEN | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
SilentWard In-game content audio | for marketing materials, and this game uses AI-generated voices for some character dialogue and narration | Pavan | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Lythium Store/marketing art | Use of AI refactored image of the game's enemy character in the cover art. | Amnesia Softworks | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Kingdom of Poland: 1410 In-game content audioart | AI was used to generate some of the voices in the game and some of the images seen in the game. | Prosuntal Games Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Bunny Hopper Store/marketing art | Used for creating the game banner | Whale Rock Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Oily Tower In-game content art | Some store page images were created and edited using artificial intelligence, and some in-game images were also AI-generated. | Cyvana | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Teddy Won't Help In-game content text | ChatGPT corrected some translations and my spelling and grammar errors... | Struggle Games Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Maze Creep!! In-game content art | This game does not include AI "art". Anything with an artistic quality, rather than an attempt to emulate a realistic texture, was created by a human.
Photorealistic AI-generated images were sampled to create some of the game's textures, and often heavily edited since raw output is unsuitable.
3D models, sounds, and music in this game were created by a human with zero AI assistance. | Bosskiller Studios | 27 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
The Cursed Grave Unclear art | Some textures | GulfPearl | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
UNDEAD REICH: Sands of the Damned ☢️ In-game content art | Based on our Frontline 1 assets, we've leveraged the innovative capabilities of AI to elevate our visuals by enhancing the graphics for some of the background & art images. | Frontline: Games Series | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
IT LURKS In-game content text | AI is used to translate the store page. | Alex Le Mesurier | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
The Ultimate BezzerQuizzer In-game content arttextaudio | Generative AI has been used to help create a vast pool of questions and topics to iterate on. All questions have since been reiterated by humans. Generative AI has been used to create images for the paintings in the background and to proofread texts, both in-game and on the store page. Generative AI has been used to create voice-over audio for the game show host. | Hello There Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Capella Store/marketing art | One promotional poster image was made with AI. No in-game or gameplay content uses AI. | ANDROMIS GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Mindkind: El Arca Nuclear In-game content audioart | Some of the voices in the game were generated using ElevenLabs voice changer, solely to produce pre-recorded audio. Some 3D models were created with Tencent tools as development support. ComfyUI-based workflows were also used to generate certain pre-rendered images and visual materials. None of these systems generate content during gameplay, and no AI tools affect the game dynamically at runtime. | Cincho | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Fallen Valkyries: Prologue In-game content text | AI tools were used for language translation and ensuring linguistic accuracy. | Neronvox | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Brain Centipede In-game content art | All code, graphical assets, and music is 100% ORIGINAL.
The cartoon people seen in the trailer were generated with AI. These images make an appearance in short videos played between chapters, and are skippable.
No other AI was used for the making of this game. | VicTheWic | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Hamstory In-game content text | Generative AI was used when translating the original Korean text into other languages. | Dotori Doguldan | 15 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Territorial Conquest In-game content art | I used AI to help create some of the menu screens and interface graphics, but I’m developing the game entirely on my own. Everything else, from gameplay to units and core content, is all my own work. | Uğur CAN | 19 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Setuna:Legend of Hamburger 2 In-game content artaudio | Some background illustrations and audio materials were generated using AI, but they do not include any content that infringes existing copyrights. | suterisu.art | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
TerrApocalipse In-game content art | We use AI to generate some graphic assets. | StDesign | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
The Lakeview Orb art | AI is used as an upscaling tool for some in‑game textures. | A-Grand HT | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Super Frog In-game content art | Some of the art assets are initially generated by AI and then manually revised by artists. | Hakimi Game | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Hook of Abyss Store/marketing | This game contains some AI-generated content on store page. | 废土钓鱼队 Wasteland Fishermen | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
E-Commerce Simulator In-game content textart | This game does not generate real-time AI content during gameplay. However, AI tools were used during development to assist with marketing materials, promotional texts, and concept planning. All in-game content, assets, and interactions are manually created and controlled by the developers. | Lagom Bytes | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
CRASHOUT In-game content art | Some visual elements in this game were partially created using AI-assisted tools. Specifically, we used AI to help generate certain UI elements and card artwork. -Generated by AI | STAGSTUDIOSLLC | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Farmfence In-game content art | Some visual assets made with AI assistance. | Alkame Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Asteroid Odyssey In-game content textcode | - All translations except English and Russian.
- Some game logic like boilerplate code. | LampDog Studio | 23 | Mar 18, 2026 |