Where do games disclose AI use?

Pixel Pixie contains ZERO AI GENERATED illustrations or music. Promotional materials have also been cleansed of any placeholder AI content. The solo dev is committed to supporting artists as well as continuing to improve his own artistic abilities.

AI is used to assist in generation of textures for use within the game environment and as the basis for some of the character art, as well as used in assisting in creation of the game soundtrack.

The following assets were generated with the help of AI tools: * Announcer voice in-game. * Narrator voice in trailers.

For artworks, that haven't been put yet.

Generative AI has been used during the development process, notably to create main title elements and some boss character artwork that appear in the current. No dynamic AI content is generated during gameplay. Everything was pre-rendered during development.

During our game's development, we may use AI-driven tools to support our creative processes. However, please be assured that the final game content is a testament to our team's creativity and dedication. This might include visual elements like pictures within some game environments.

I use AI voice on some npc character voices due the lack of funds to hire another voice actor.

I used AI to draw Planets, Ships, backgrounds and most of the icons ingame.

Some of the background images you can unlock through achievements are AI-generated.

AI was used to TRANSLATE the store page and in-game texts.

Generative AI helps us localize and optimize this game’s store presence worldwide, while all in-game assets and text are fully handcrafted.

Generative AI has been used to pre-render some of the game assets.

We are developing our own in-house machine-learning model which is trained on publicly available open-source data and vetted to prevent the use of any copyrighted material. This ML model is used to generate base terrain maps in Unreal Engine 5 which are then populated procedurally with custom made assets such as the trees, rivers, rocks, and hills you explore. Our artists and designers use our ML model to allow us to generate 64km2 maps that look and feel natural and realistic. The game generates a new map offline on your system every time you play.

AI is used for prerendered textures in the game and also for translations of languages, the manuals, and images for example like achievements, trading cards etc.

Voiceovers

This game uses a locally deployed large model (about 4GB in the game installation directory) to provide players with a more interactive NPC chat experience. Because it is locally deployed, security is completely fine. This game that does not require an Internet connection will not collect and disseminate your chat information with the AI ​​in any form. If you are really worried, you can play the game without an Internet connection. The model itself has been trained to avoid sensitive political, pornographic, violent and other unhealthy topics. Although it is still not 100% guaranteed that it will not offend you, we provide clear dialogue options for you to decide whether to use this feature.

just used the AI voice for 3 minute in intro video of the game

Our game has benefited from the use of IA for the creation and enhancement of certain graphics

I use DeepL for some translations. English, Chinese, German, Polish, Russian, and other translations have been corrected by volunteers.

The cover picture been generated.

This work uses CG and background illustrations partially created by image generation AI.

The images in the main menu were generated by artificial intelligence

Backgrounds were created from AI generated images, which were then modified by hand to obtain their final pixel art form.

Part of the code was created using Unity Muse.

An AI tool has been used to create background sketches of the main character. Aesthetic modifications have been made to remove artifacts generated by this application.

The main capsule image that appears in the card when sharing Battle Marine's store page URL on social media such as Twitter is created using a generative AI.

AI is used to generate concepts for objects and spaces, which are then edited manually.

RoadHouse Manager was mostly made by a single human on a quest to make the ultimate roguelite set in a roadhouse! Quitting his job at Activision Blizzard and undertaking this quest took years of 60 hour work weeks equaling many 1000s of hours of labour, lots of brain-effort, tons of money, roadhouse research, and many rare Earth resources; eventually going way over budget, forging this entertainment out of raw willpower melded with passion-sauce. Eventually to complete his universe-given quest, this dev delved into the dark side of forbidden technologies of 2026, including devil-spawned AI-tooling, the vile monster of which was used, to make some ear-stuff and eye-stuff in lieu of hiring other humans that could not be afforded at this time, to fill in content gaps with the best possible tools available at the time of production. Go-go human race, hurray!

menu page background, and other static non-gameplay GUI oriented page graphics

AI has been used to create pre-rendered imagery used in loading screens and store pages

一部の画像、3Dモデルの作成に生成AIを使用しています。

Some of the pictures of entities were created with AI from OpenAI.ai. Some were sourced from non-AI copyright-free sites like Pexels.com

Some of the backgrounds in a few levels are based on images created with AI, as well as a few props in the levels. They were only used as a basis to start from and have been heavily edited manually afterwards to make them fit with the rest of the game's pixel art artstyle.

I will use AI to create pre rendered images to enhance the game's image quality.

We use edited images that incorporate AI-generated pictures for posters and product labels within the game.

Some of the images in the game are generated by AI

The game's intro video and ingame backgrounds were first created with 3D renders and then styled using Stable Diffusion. However, no images were created from scratch with ai. The resulting visuals were then cleaned up and refined using PixageFX and a pixel art editor. Additionally, a large portion of the character voiceovers were done using 'murf.ai' except 'Mike Jack'.

Our game is about shooting movies. We also allow players to create their own movies, including having characters say the lines of the movie script. Players can write dialogue and generate audio. The 3D animated characters act out the script.

Some visual concept references in this game were created using AI tools during the early design phase. All final game assets were manually created, customized, and refined by our development team. No AI-generated content is used directly in the final product.

We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.

The images of the story trailer and a few shop icons were generated with the help of AI.

Original art, Blender, AI and Photoshop are combined to create in-game assets

We use AI for some cutscene voice lines and some game translations.

Some AI tools were used as part of the creative process to assist with brainstorming, polishing text, and improving efficiency in content creation. However, all final assets, visuals, and materials are manually reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team to ensure original quality and consistency with the game’s vision. No, the game does not use AI to generate content or code in real time during gameplay. All gameplay logic, assets, and mechanics are fully pre-defined and designed by the development team. AI is used only for traditional gameplay elements such as enemy behavior, pathfinding, and combat decision-making. These systems are entirely pre-programmed and do not involve generative AI. The goal is to provide challenging, reactive encounters that feel dynamic and engaging for the player.

In game artwork for characters, items, and background were made with AI based on non-copyrighted images.

I used it to help with images in the game. No code was used or music creation. All code and concepts of the art direction was by me.

AI used to assist with background paintings & VO.

Ai generated content was use to create this game storepage banner

Some background and character art extended and enhanced using Photoshop generative fill. Some audio help narration done using an in-house cloned voice for clarity. Some audio narration done using professionally licensed cloned voice.

UPDATE: over 90% of the AI-generated content was removed! Some of the 2D art and music in The Classrooms were originally created with the help of AI tools, not as a replacement for artists, but to get the uncanny, slightly "off" look of AI-generated content. This was intentional, as it reflects the kind of strange content the Superstructure itself would make. Our goal has always been to evoke that uneasy and almost-familiar feeling. To build on this while moving away from AI, we are now trying approaches like fan art contests to gradually replace this content, while still preserving this unique aesthetic. For video and music production, we plan to collaborate with real people, though budget and scheduling mean this will take time.