Public Steam disclosure research25,380 disclosures tracked
Where do games disclose AI use?
Search developers’ Steam disclosures, compare classified AI use across
games, and follow recorded changes.
This index adds cross-game classifications and statistics to
statements published on individual store pages.
Groups reflect automatic analysis of public disclosures; mature records are excluded. These counts do not measure AI use across all of Steam.
Missing or unclear statements cannot establish whether a game uses AI.
We don't use "black box" models trained on stolen art. Our generative models are trained exclusively on our own proprietary assets, sketches, and source material. If the AI didn't learn it from our own artists, it doesn't exist in our pipeline. No scraping, no copyright infringement, no "oops, that looks like a famous illustrator's style" moments.
We aren't using AI to write our stories or paint our worlds we still prefer the human touch for that. Generative technology is strictly limited to in-game animations.
We built our own "brain," fed it only our own art, and it only helps with the "wiggly bits" (animations). Everything else is pure, unadulterated human effort.
Dark and Darker has begun utilizing AI-powered tools in the content creation process. All elements that make up the essence of the game are still done by the people who make this game.
Limited AI-assisted processing was used for some content based on human-created material, including certain video sequences animated from hand-rendered frames.
Generative AI is initially used in the localization, but later replaced with human-translated text in the main release version. Additional languages only available in the optional "testing" beta branch contains AI-translated text that is not yet replaced.
How we use artificial intelligence:
Some creative assets in Slash The Tower were created with the help of generative AI.
Art and music were produced using Google Gemini (AI-assisted generation). Those assets are pre-made and shipped with the game—they are not generated live while you play.
Game code and parts of the user interface were developed with assistance from Cursor (an AI-enabled editor) together with Unity. That means design and implementation were guided by us as developers, with AI helping draft or refine code and UI-related work—not replacing human creative direction for the whole game.
We do not use generative AI to create personalized or real-time content for each player session beyond what is described above. If we add AI-generated material to the Steam store page, community hubs, or marketing, we will treat it the same way: clearly labeled and consistent with this approach.
Some in-game icons originated as AI-generated concept drafts and were subsequently heavily modified, refined, and finalized by the developer before being included in the final game.
Some temporary art and sound assets were created with the assistance of AI. These are placeholder assets used to help prototype the game and will be replaced with original content in future updates.
Mystic Grove uses generative AI in a limited supporting role for certain pre-rendered content, including music and some 2D visual assets such as skill images, spec node images, and related artwork. The core game itself — including gameplay systems, programming, combat, level design, map creation, and overall development — is solely created by the developer. Mystic Grove does not use live-generated AI content during gameplay.
As a solo developer, I used generative AI tools to assist in creating many of the game's character sprites, environmental art, and audio assets. This allowed me to focus my limited time on the things I care about most: deep mechanical systems, addictive prestige progression, satisfying combat feel, and making the "numbers go up" fantasy as juicy and rewarding as possible.
This game uses AI-generated visual content in both the store page and in-game assets. Specifically: store page artwork (header, capsule images, and screenshots backgrounds), in-game character sprites, enemy sprites, background art, visual effects, item icons, and sprite-based animations were created with the assistance of AI image generation tools. All AI-generated content was reviewed, selected, edited, and refined by the development team to fit the game's art style. No AI-generated content is produced during gameplay — all assets are pre-rendered and curated before distribution.
We use AI for some of our images. All generated images are manually corrected, retouched, and processed by our developers before being integrated into the final game assets.
We use AI to assist in-game logic and algorithms.
This game uses generative artificial intelligence as a support tool during development. The technology is used to assist in creating and refining ideas, narrative texts, descriptions, and initial design concepts. All generated content undergoes curation, review, and manual adjustments by the development team to ensure quality, consistency, and alignment with the game's universe. No AI systems are used to interact directly with players in real-time or to collect personal data.
"Approximately 30 static monster sprites were created using the Nana Banana AI tool to serve as high-fidelity placeholders for this solo-developed project. These assets are a temporary measure to realize the game's tactical scope; we are committed to replacing them with handcrafted human artwork as development milestones are met. We confirm these materials do not contain illegal content or infringe on existing intellectual property."
Some icons and UI elements in this game were generated using AI tools. Most other game assets were either purchased from the Asset Store or created by us.
some of the games assets were generated using ai. Almost every time I used ai when making this game I had to tweak something within the image. The code was entirely made by human input.
The Library Capsule, Library Header, and Library Hero are partially AI generated. The anime styled art is AI with some human edits but the logo and in game art are not AI.
This game utilizes generative AI tools to assist in the creation of visual assets, specifically sprites, as well as for generating in-game text for English language.
Generative AI have been used during development to:
assist with visual ideation (preliminary concepts and artistic inspiration) and some initial visuals.
help with the writing or rephrasing of certain descriptive texts.
All content present in the game (gameplay, mechanics, final visuals, interfaces, animations, and balancing) has been designed, selected, modified, and integrated manually by the developer.
No other artists' works were used as reference to generate anything.
Generative artificial intelligence is not used during gameplay, does not influence in-game decisions, and does not interact with player data.
Our current build utilizes generative tools for some marketing materials and visual assets. Every element is refined, hand-edited, and curated to align with our artistic vision.
We are actively evaluating our art pipeline and may further polish or replace these assets as development progresses to ensure the highest quality for the final release.
This game uses music and some visual assets generated with the help of artificial intelligence. All AI-generated content is curated, edited, and integrated by the developers as part of the creative process.
Satarichi: Heroes De Caelum is a work based on the original intellectual property of Jose Luis Matias Martinez (Rol, 2012; Novela, 2025), with character designs by Artemio Guevara. Generative AI has been used exclusively as technical assistance for the animation of original art and in the production of soundtrack segments, integrated with compositions under commercial license. All material has been supervised and edited manually.
I use Claude (Anthropic) to help scale development, like bug fixes, code modularization, and translations/localization. All game design, story, world-building, and creative decisions are mine alone. Claude does not make design or balance calls and is used in development only. There's no AI running in the shipped game itself and no player data is sent anywhere during play.
Translations are AI-assisted and may contain errors. Please report any you find on our Discord.
If any of this isn't for you, I wanted to make sure you saw this before purchase, just in case you are not comfortable with these tools.
Coding and translation were assisted by AI tools and reviewed by human.
All artwork, animations, music, stage design, and gameplay mechanics are 100% handmade.
Some visual and descriptive content in this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development.
All gameplay logic, level design, and final content were reviewed and curated by the developer.
No AI-generated content is created dynamically during gameplay.
Some assets in this game were created with the assistance of AI-generated tools, including in-game building artwork, resource icons, and promotional video materials. All AI-generated content was reviewed, curated, and edited by the developer to fit the game's visual style.
AI was used as a supporting tool during development. All assets were reviewed, refined, and finalized by the team. All final content reflects the team’s creative direction and manual work.
We don't use "black box" models trained on stolen art. Our generative models are trained exclusively on our own proprietary assets, sketches, and source material. If the AI didn't learn it from our own artists, it doesn't exist in our pipeline. No scraping, no copyright infringement, no "oops, that looks like a famous illustrator's style" moments.
We aren't using AI to write our stories or paint our worlds we still prefer the human touch for that. Generative technology is strictly limited to in-game animations.
We built our own "brain," fed it only our own art, and it only helps with the "wiggly bits" (animations). Everything else is pure, unadulterated human effort.
Dark and Darker has begun utilizing AI-powered tools in the content creation process. All elements that make up the essence of the game are still done by the people who make this game.
Limited AI-assisted processing was used for some content based on human-created material, including certain video sequences animated from hand-rendered frames.
Generative AI is initially used in the localization, but later replaced with human-translated text in the main release version. Additional languages only available in the optional "testing" beta branch contains AI-translated text that is not yet replaced.
How we use artificial intelligence:
Some creative assets in Slash The Tower were created with the help of generative AI.
Art and music were produced using Google Gemini (AI-assisted generation). Those assets are pre-made and shipped with the game—they are not generated live while you play.
Game code and parts of the user interface were developed with assistance from Cursor (an AI-enabled editor) together with Unity. That means design and implementation were guided by us as developers, with AI helping draft or refine code and UI-related work—not replacing human creative direction for the whole game.
We do not use generative AI to create personalized or real-time content for each player session beyond what is described above. If we add AI-generated material to the Steam store page, community hubs, or marketing, we will treat it the same way: clearly labeled and consistent with this approach.
Some in-game icons originated as AI-generated concept drafts and were subsequently heavily modified, refined, and finalized by the developer before being included in the final game.
Some temporary art and sound assets were created with the assistance of AI. These are placeholder assets used to help prototype the game and will be replaced with original content in future updates.
Mystic Grove uses generative AI in a limited supporting role for certain pre-rendered content, including music and some 2D visual assets such as skill images, spec node images, and related artwork. The core game itself — including gameplay systems, programming, combat, level design, map creation, and overall development — is solely created by the developer. Mystic Grove does not use live-generated AI content during gameplay.
As a solo developer, I used generative AI tools to assist in creating many of the game's character sprites, environmental art, and audio assets. This allowed me to focus my limited time on the things I care about most: deep mechanical systems, addictive prestige progression, satisfying combat feel, and making the "numbers go up" fantasy as juicy and rewarding as possible.
This game uses AI-generated visual content in both the store page and in-game assets. Specifically: store page artwork (header, capsule images, and screenshots backgrounds), in-game character sprites, enemy sprites, background art, visual effects, item icons, and sprite-based animations were created with the assistance of AI image generation tools. All AI-generated content was reviewed, selected, edited, and refined by the development team to fit the game's art style. No AI-generated content is produced during gameplay — all assets are pre-rendered and curated before distribution.
We use AI for some of our images. All generated images are manually corrected, retouched, and processed by our developers before being integrated into the final game assets.
We use AI to assist in-game logic and algorithms.
This game uses generative artificial intelligence as a support tool during development. The technology is used to assist in creating and refining ideas, narrative texts, descriptions, and initial design concepts. All generated content undergoes curation, review, and manual adjustments by the development team to ensure quality, consistency, and alignment with the game's universe. No AI systems are used to interact directly with players in real-time or to collect personal data.
"Approximately 30 static monster sprites were created using the Nana Banana AI tool to serve as high-fidelity placeholders for this solo-developed project. These assets are a temporary measure to realize the game's tactical scope; we are committed to replacing them with handcrafted human artwork as development milestones are met. We confirm these materials do not contain illegal content or infringe on existing intellectual property."
Some icons and UI elements in this game were generated using AI tools. Most other game assets were either purchased from the Asset Store or created by us.
some of the games assets were generated using ai. Almost every time I used ai when making this game I had to tweak something within the image. The code was entirely made by human input.
The Library Capsule, Library Header, and Library Hero are partially AI generated. The anime styled art is AI with some human edits but the logo and in game art are not AI.
This game utilizes generative AI tools to assist in the creation of visual assets, specifically sprites, as well as for generating in-game text for English language.
Generative AI have been used during development to:
assist with visual ideation (preliminary concepts and artistic inspiration) and some initial visuals.
help with the writing or rephrasing of certain descriptive texts.
All content present in the game (gameplay, mechanics, final visuals, interfaces, animations, and balancing) has been designed, selected, modified, and integrated manually by the developer.
No other artists' works were used as reference to generate anything.
Generative artificial intelligence is not used during gameplay, does not influence in-game decisions, and does not interact with player data.
Our current build utilizes generative tools for some marketing materials and visual assets. Every element is refined, hand-edited, and curated to align with our artistic vision.
We are actively evaluating our art pipeline and may further polish or replace these assets as development progresses to ensure the highest quality for the final release.
This game uses music and some visual assets generated with the help of artificial intelligence. All AI-generated content is curated, edited, and integrated by the developers as part of the creative process.
Satarichi: Heroes De Caelum is a work based on the original intellectual property of Jose Luis Matias Martinez (Rol, 2012; Novela, 2025), with character designs by Artemio Guevara. Generative AI has been used exclusively as technical assistance for the animation of original art and in the production of soundtrack segments, integrated with compositions under commercial license. All material has been supervised and edited manually.
I use Claude (Anthropic) to help scale development, like bug fixes, code modularization, and translations/localization. All game design, story, world-building, and creative decisions are mine alone. Claude does not make design or balance calls and is used in development only. There's no AI running in the shipped game itself and no player data is sent anywhere during play.
Translations are AI-assisted and may contain errors. Please report any you find on our Discord.
If any of this isn't for you, I wanted to make sure you saw this before purchase, just in case you are not comfortable with these tools.
Coding and translation were assisted by AI tools and reviewed by human.
All artwork, animations, music, stage design, and gameplay mechanics are 100% handmade.
Some visual and descriptive content in this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development.
All gameplay logic, level design, and final content were reviewed and curated by the developer.
No AI-generated content is created dynamically during gameplay.
Some assets in this game were created with the assistance of AI-generated tools, including in-game building artwork, resource icons, and promotional video materials. All AI-generated content was reviewed, curated, and edited by the developer to fit the game's visual style.
AI was used as a supporting tool during development. All assets were reviewed, refined, and finalized by the team. All final content reflects the team’s creative direction and manual work.
