Where do games disclose AI use?

This game uses generative AI technology in the creation of certain background and character images. The generated assets are not used as-is; they are manually edited and refined as necessary before being incorporated into the game.

Our game only used AI to generate the 3D models you see in the jumpscares.

all the pictures are generated by artificial intelligence.

Background music

The character art on the menu screen is based on AI-generated images, which have been further refined and adjusted by the developer.

This game uses generative artificial intelligence (image generation AI) as a supplementary tool in the creation of some in-game image assets. All generated images are reviewed and adjusted by the developer before being used in the final game.

The narration/voices were made using AI applications.

Some of the images used throughout the game were generated using AI.

Some of the audio in this game is AI-generated.

Some of the images on the store page were created using generative AI.

Used AI to generate and/or enhance a portion of the sprites and sound effects.

Images

4 item textures, 2 photographs

AI tools were used only to assist with enhancement of some store page promotional images. The game itself does not use generative AI for gameplay, content creation, or code.

This game uses AI-generated content. AI tools were utilized to create certain visual assets such as promotional capsule images, as well as to assist with translations into other languages. All AI-generated content was carefully reviewed and edited to ensure quality and relevance to the game.

ChatGPT was used only to assist with the translation of originally written Japanese text into English. All translated text was reviewed and edited by the developer.

Some of the concept art in the steam page is generated by ai.

Some in game graphical assets are drafted with AI and finalized by artist. Examples: Some backgrounds, props.

This game includes certain AI-generated images to enhance visual storytelling and design. All AI-generated content has been carefully curated to support the game's artistic vision and immersive experience.

Main menu image and some textures improved with AI

We used AI tools to generate images used in certain parts of the game and on the Steam store page.

some of the game textures generated with AI assisted tools

Enemy ships are controlled by a transformer neural network trained to play the game.

It was used to create 2 graphic elements that were heavily edited by hand that are used as symbols on the main menu and on the store page capsule art. That is the entire extent of AI usage.

We used generative AI tools to create some visual assets and sound effects for marketing purposes and presentation. No AI is used during gameplay or in the final game logic.

Music

Artificial intelligence has only been used in marketing visuals.

The capsule and library asset images on the game's store page are all generated by AI and manually modified and produced in the later stage

An AI tool (DALL·E or similar) was used to generate the "Unity to Survive" title image used in the game's UI. No AI-generated content appears in the gameplay or story content.

This game includes pre-rendered content created using generative AI tools. Battle card illustrations and store marketing images were generated with AI-based design software. No content or code is generated via AI during gameplay. All in-game content is based on pre-created assets.

Parts of the artwork were enhanced with the help of AI.

This game uses AI to help create parts of the store page, as well as some of the game’s code and sound.

Some images, especially the erotic artwork, were created using AI as a visual supplement to the game. I chosed to use AI-generated visuals as it allowed me to dedicate more time and budget to what truly matters - funny and long gameplay.

We used generative artificial intelligence tools to create all user interface sounds and ambient audio in the game. The music was also generated using AI, allowing us to produce original compositions tailored to the game’s atmosphere. No AI-generated voices, images, or narrative text are included in the game. The use of AI was strictly limited to audio content.

During the development process; generative AI tools were used for creation of certain 2D visuals (such as posters scattered around the city, UI icons etc.). In such cases these assets were later modified by our art team to reflect our own artistic and creative vision.

Some in-game illustrations and trailer music were created using AI tools. We plan to replace all AI-generated illustrations with artwork by human artists for the full release, though some AI assets may remain depending on production constraints. Our goal is to minimize the use of AI-generated content by launch.

In Boogie Cruise, artificial intelligence plays a key role in controlling the AI racers, including dynamic racing strategies that adapt to the player’s actions. These AI competitors adjust their tactics based on speed, position, and player behavior, ensuring each race offers a unique and challenging experience. Notably, the AI also controls other opponents, offering increasingly difficult challenges as the player progresses. The AI adapts to player skills, creating a competitive and engaging environment throughout the game. Additionally, AI is used in the setup of the store page, optimizing the presentation of content for users, and is also utilized for generating certain images to support the game’s visual design, enhancing the overall aesthetic.

“Some promotional artwork was AI-assisted and human-edited. No AI is used in gameplay — all in-game content is handcrafted by our team.”

Artificial intelligence was used for a very limited number of in-game assets, such as textures, icons, and audio.

All voice acting was performed by humans who were compensated for their work. We have used ai-software in the post-production process when we've deemed appropriate. The game also uses images and sounds from Pixabay, a royalty free image hosting website. Due to the nature of the site, we cannot always confirm the source of said assets, so they may also be ai-generated.

Safe Hayven uses pre-rendered AI images within game artwork in the store and images in the menu screens which are found in game.

Some soundtracks are generated by AI

Due to limited development resources, some assets, including images, icons, models, sounds, and text, were created using generative AI.

Some marketing images for the game were initially created using AI tools to streamline the production process. These have since been edited to ensure they match the overall tone and style of the game. Additionally, some images were generated with the help of AI, as well as the voices of the characters. We are actively working to secure the resources needed to bring in professional voice actors, and we plan to release an update with full voice acting after launch.

Some content in this game was created with the assistance of AI tools. This includes: Library Hero image (partially generated using AI-based image generation tools) Certain background music and sound effects (created or enhanced using AI composition tools) A portion of character voice lines (generated using AI voice synthesis for non-playable characters)

Chibi Wars: Deep State currently uses 3d models and images (such as posters) that have been generated using AI. Our goal is with funding to replace all aspects of models or images produced by AI with products created by real people. I suck at art, so until I can pay someone to make it for me (no one works for free) I have to use AI models and posters (decals).

icons & sound

Using AI models for generating pictures, 3d models e.t.c

I use some AI art (not all my art is AI), for showing characters in the marketing material, it is an AI enhanced version of real drawing of paid artists. The plan is for Most of it to be replaced by fully human created art eventually.

Some in-game images and music were generated and assisted by AI technology.