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This game is primarily hand-drawn and artist-created. A very small number of development assets were lightly assisted with AI tools, but no live AI generation occurs during gameplay. The vast majority of in-game assets, environments, characters, and cinematics are traditionally created by the developer.
I have used AI to pre-render content. I have used AI to make some of the code that I use in the game. Such that AI has helped me make the best possible CPU and help with player physics.
AI is not used in the gameplay. The textures of the rank icon frames, rank textures, main menu textures, key textures, HUD textures, inventory textures, and city banner textures were generated in advance using a neural network and then manually edited. Weapon textures were selected from numerous generated images, and then models were made manually based on them. In most cases, the generated textures were modified. The models and textures of the characters in the game are made manually. The functions built into the engine are used to control enemies. All materials used do not violate copyright and comply with the rules.
Some visual assets on this page as well as in-game content include pre-rendered imagery generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. These images are used for illustrations only. This game does not contain any AI live-generated content nor code.
During the development of LOOPINITY: Break the Circle, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies were used to create concept art and finished sprites for some of the game's characters.
How We Used AI in When The Sun Dies
When developing When The Sun Dies, we leveraged artificial intelligence to enrich your experience and create a truly immersive world. AI is integrated into many different aspects of the game, playing significant roles both visibly and behind the scenes.
Areas Where AI Was Used:
Visual and Audio Design: We utilized AI-powered tools in the creation of some of the game's textures, 3D models, and sounds. This allowed our artists and sound designers to bring their visions to life more quickly and efficiently, enhancing the unique and unsettling atmosphere of the world.
Code Optimization and Development: AI-assisted processes were used in the development and optimization of certain parts of the game's core code. This helped us deliver a more stable, efficient, and seamless gameplay experience.
Story and World Building: AI-based suggestion systems contributed to detailing certain elements of our post-apocalyptic world's rich story and lore, as well as refining characters and events. This increased the depth of the world and the layers of narrative waiting to be discovered.
Our goal was to use AI as a tool to make When The Sun Dies the best and most unforgettable survival experience possible. We hope you enjoy these innovative approaches!
Some of the marketing and promotional images used on this store page were created using AI tools to visually represent the game concept. The actual game content, including gameplay mechanics and in-game assets, was entirely developed by the team without any generative AI assistance.
This game includes some icons and images that were created with the assistance of AI tools. No AI is used during gameplay or for generating real-time content.
As a one-person indie dev on a small island, with a clear idea, some programming skillz, minimal artistic talent, and practically zero funding, using AI has helped me actually to finish developing Lightyears of Fervent Warfare.
I started developing LoFW during COVID-19, when I began learning game development as a hobby during Seychelles' lockdown. I had coded my MSc project in C# and was able to code everything by hand. I was even able to design the pixel graphics on my own. Then COVID-19 ended, life continued, and LoFW was left in the dust.
This year, I experimented with the Cursor and Midjourney AIs and discovered that I could leverage them to continue developing my game part-time. Using Cursor to modify my existing code and generate new code via vibe coding helped me implement features quickly. This gave me the time to focus on the actual game design, the feature set, and testing. And while I still work on most of the pixel graphics by hand, using Midjourney to generate more complex graphics has helped me save time and resources that I don't yet have.
Sure, using AI still takes time; I can be pedantic and tend to modify and optimise everything manually. Chastising AIs, reviewing code, and doing manual edits to the graphics are now part of my workflow. AI shenanigans notwithstanding, I do hope that you'll support my game!
AI was used to enhance the cover art and during the iteration phase of designing textures and object details. It provided design ideas but not finished products or assets.
There is no AI present in FLH which generates content or produces output of any kind.
Some of the visual assets in The Adventurer’s Trial were initially created with the help of AI tools, and then carefully modified, refined, and integrated by hand to fit the game’s art style. All final in-game content has been reviewed and adjusted by the developer to ensure consistency and quality.
This game uses generative AI tools in certain aspects of its development process, including:
Music Design: Some background music and sound effects were generated using AI tools, then edited and finalized by human composers.
Visual Assets: Selected textures and 3D models were created with reference to AI-generated concepts and were manually refined and integrated by artists.
Programming Support: Generative AI was used to assist in debugging and refining small portions of the game code, with all output reviewed and tested by developers.
No generative AI is used during gameplay. The game does not generate new AI content at runtime.
a few lines of the dialog were generated using AI and is currently used only as a placeholder.
the concept of some icons was generated using AI, but they were largely edited.
Googunners uses upgrade card art that is generated by Midjourney, and then authored in post.
Outiside of the updgrade cards art, everything else is human created.
The game uses AI to generate content for the game and its store page, as well as marketing materials. The AI-generated content is manually reviewed by developers. If you find that this content infringes your copyright or contains illegal content, please contact the developers for deletion.
Code & Development: AI tools were used to assist in organizing code structure and suggesting specific functions or methods. However, the vast majority of the game’s codebase was manually written and audited by the developer to ensure quality and performance.
Text & Marketing: AI was utilized to help draft and refine the text used in the "About This Game" section and the short description on the Steam Store page.
I used AI as a creative assistant during the development of this game — to generate ideas, speed up workflows, and support visual and textual content creation.
Examples include:
– Generating concept art for locations, equipment and magical symbols
– Creating stylized icons and background illustrations in an anime-fantasy style
– Drafting and refining text content (including English descriptions)
– Structuring design ideas
All in-game assets used in the build (models, animations, UI, gameplay systems) were assembled manually using UE5 and legally sourced content.
AI supported the creative process, but did not replace core development work.
The capsule art was partially generated using AI based on original character model renders and hand drawn references. They were then modified in Blender and finalized in Gimp.
OxyRail contains a vast amount of content, with over 516 obtainable items currently available and many more planned for future updates. AI-generated content represents only a very small portion of the game. Due to the large number of items, we use AI-assisted tools in the creation of some item icons, certain background music tracks, and a very small number of visual assets to improve consistency and controllability during content production.
All AI-assisted content is carefully reviewed, adjusted, and further refined by hand to ensure it meets the artistic and design standards of the game.
We will continue to improve the game and gradually replace existing AI-assisted content with manually created assets whenever possible, increasing the proportion of original content over time.
This game uses AI-generated music and sound effects. These are created using licensed tools and reviewed by the development team for quality and originality. No external AI services are connected during gameplay.
This game is the result of individual development. AI was used as a supportive tool for brainstorming, as well as for experimentation in programming, graphics, and music. No AI-generated content was included in the game without modification: every element was revised, edited, and manually refined for the final version.
Some voiceovers and select images in this game were created using AI-assisted tools, such as ElevenLabs for voice acting and other image-generation tools during development. All AI-generated content was produced before release and is fully pre-rendered — no generative AI runs in real time during gameplay. All content is fixed in the shipped build and reviewed to comply with copyright and content guidelines.
This game is primarily hand-drawn and artist-created. A very small number of development assets were lightly assisted with AI tools, but no live AI generation occurs during gameplay. The vast majority of in-game assets, environments, characters, and cinematics are traditionally created by the developer.
I have used AI to pre-render content. I have used AI to make some of the code that I use in the game. Such that AI has helped me make the best possible CPU and help with player physics.
AI is not used in the gameplay. The textures of the rank icon frames, rank textures, main menu textures, key textures, HUD textures, inventory textures, and city banner textures were generated in advance using a neural network and then manually edited. Weapon textures were selected from numerous generated images, and then models were made manually based on them. In most cases, the generated textures were modified. The models and textures of the characters in the game are made manually. The functions built into the engine are used to control enemies. All materials used do not violate copyright and comply with the rules.
Some visual assets on this page as well as in-game content include pre-rendered imagery generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. These images are used for illustrations only. This game does not contain any AI live-generated content nor code.
During the development of LOOPINITY: Break the Circle, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies were used to create concept art and finished sprites for some of the game's characters.
How We Used AI in When The Sun Dies
When developing When The Sun Dies, we leveraged artificial intelligence to enrich your experience and create a truly immersive world. AI is integrated into many different aspects of the game, playing significant roles both visibly and behind the scenes.
Areas Where AI Was Used:
Visual and Audio Design: We utilized AI-powered tools in the creation of some of the game's textures, 3D models, and sounds. This allowed our artists and sound designers to bring their visions to life more quickly and efficiently, enhancing the unique and unsettling atmosphere of the world.
Code Optimization and Development: AI-assisted processes were used in the development and optimization of certain parts of the game's core code. This helped us deliver a more stable, efficient, and seamless gameplay experience.
Story and World Building: AI-based suggestion systems contributed to detailing certain elements of our post-apocalyptic world's rich story and lore, as well as refining characters and events. This increased the depth of the world and the layers of narrative waiting to be discovered.
Our goal was to use AI as a tool to make When The Sun Dies the best and most unforgettable survival experience possible. We hope you enjoy these innovative approaches!
Some of the marketing and promotional images used on this store page were created using AI tools to visually represent the game concept. The actual game content, including gameplay mechanics and in-game assets, was entirely developed by the team without any generative AI assistance.
This game includes some icons and images that were created with the assistance of AI tools. No AI is used during gameplay or for generating real-time content.
As a one-person indie dev on a small island, with a clear idea, some programming skillz, minimal artistic talent, and practically zero funding, using AI has helped me actually to finish developing Lightyears of Fervent Warfare.
I started developing LoFW during COVID-19, when I began learning game development as a hobby during Seychelles' lockdown. I had coded my MSc project in C# and was able to code everything by hand. I was even able to design the pixel graphics on my own. Then COVID-19 ended, life continued, and LoFW was left in the dust.
This year, I experimented with the Cursor and Midjourney AIs and discovered that I could leverage them to continue developing my game part-time. Using Cursor to modify my existing code and generate new code via vibe coding helped me implement features quickly. This gave me the time to focus on the actual game design, the feature set, and testing. And while I still work on most of the pixel graphics by hand, using Midjourney to generate more complex graphics has helped me save time and resources that I don't yet have.
Sure, using AI still takes time; I can be pedantic and tend to modify and optimise everything manually. Chastising AIs, reviewing code, and doing manual edits to the graphics are now part of my workflow. AI shenanigans notwithstanding, I do hope that you'll support my game!
AI was used to enhance the cover art and during the iteration phase of designing textures and object details. It provided design ideas but not finished products or assets.
There is no AI present in FLH which generates content or produces output of any kind.
Some of the visual assets in The Adventurer’s Trial were initially created with the help of AI tools, and then carefully modified, refined, and integrated by hand to fit the game’s art style. All final in-game content has been reviewed and adjusted by the developer to ensure consistency and quality.
This game uses generative AI tools in certain aspects of its development process, including:
Music Design: Some background music and sound effects were generated using AI tools, then edited and finalized by human composers.
Visual Assets: Selected textures and 3D models were created with reference to AI-generated concepts and were manually refined and integrated by artists.
Programming Support: Generative AI was used to assist in debugging and refining small portions of the game code, with all output reviewed and tested by developers.
No generative AI is used during gameplay. The game does not generate new AI content at runtime.
a few lines of the dialog were generated using AI and is currently used only as a placeholder.
the concept of some icons was generated using AI, but they were largely edited.
Googunners uses upgrade card art that is generated by Midjourney, and then authored in post.
Outiside of the updgrade cards art, everything else is human created.
The game uses AI to generate content for the game and its store page, as well as marketing materials. The AI-generated content is manually reviewed by developers. If you find that this content infringes your copyright or contains illegal content, please contact the developers for deletion.
Code & Development: AI tools were used to assist in organizing code structure and suggesting specific functions or methods. However, the vast majority of the game’s codebase was manually written and audited by the developer to ensure quality and performance.
Text & Marketing: AI was utilized to help draft and refine the text used in the "About This Game" section and the short description on the Steam Store page.
I used AI as a creative assistant during the development of this game — to generate ideas, speed up workflows, and support visual and textual content creation.
Examples include:
– Generating concept art for locations, equipment and magical symbols
– Creating stylized icons and background illustrations in an anime-fantasy style
– Drafting and refining text content (including English descriptions)
– Structuring design ideas
All in-game assets used in the build (models, animations, UI, gameplay systems) were assembled manually using UE5 and legally sourced content.
AI supported the creative process, but did not replace core development work.
The capsule art was partially generated using AI based on original character model renders and hand drawn references. They were then modified in Blender and finalized in Gimp.
OxyRail contains a vast amount of content, with over 516 obtainable items currently available and many more planned for future updates. AI-generated content represents only a very small portion of the game. Due to the large number of items, we use AI-assisted tools in the creation of some item icons, certain background music tracks, and a very small number of visual assets to improve consistency and controllability during content production.
All AI-assisted content is carefully reviewed, adjusted, and further refined by hand to ensure it meets the artistic and design standards of the game.
We will continue to improve the game and gradually replace existing AI-assisted content with manually created assets whenever possible, increasing the proportion of original content over time.
This game uses AI-generated music and sound effects. These are created using licensed tools and reviewed by the development team for quality and originality. No external AI services are connected during gameplay.
This game is the result of individual development. AI was used as a supportive tool for brainstorming, as well as for experimentation in programming, graphics, and music. No AI-generated content was included in the game without modification: every element was revised, edited, and manually refined for the final version.
Some voiceovers and select images in this game were created using AI-assisted tools, such as ElevenLabs for voice acting and other image-generation tools during development. All AI-generated content was produced before release and is fully pre-rendered — no generative AI runs in real time during gameplay. All content is fixed in the shipped build and reviewed to comply with copyright and content guidelines.