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Generative AI tools were used during development to assist in the creation of some pre-generated visual assets, character voices, translations, and promotional materials. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and curated by the developer. The game does not generate AI content in real time during gameplay.

The soundtrack of Camping Keeper was created with the help of generative AI tools.

The in-game music and soundtrack are created using Suno (generative AI). All visual art is produced procedurally through code. Development used an AI coding assistant (Claude), which is a development-efficiency tool; it does not generate any content live at runtime. No generative AI runs during gameplay.

AI generation was used only for store page branding and marketing imagery (the Sizzlix logo, capsule artwork, and store icons). No AI-generated content ships inside the game itself: all in-game 3D art, characters, and environments are licensed asset packs from Synty Studios, in-game icons are rendered directly from those 3D assets, and all audio, text, and design are human-made. The game does not use any live or runtime AI generation.

Store and marketing art assets were created with the assistance of generative AI image tools, based on the developer's original prompts. All other game content is human-authored. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

The pre-rendered cinematics and/or voiceovers may include AI-generated or AI-enhanced content.

Some visual assets used in the game were generated with AI and then reviewed and edited by the developer before being included in the game. No AI-generated content is intended to infringe copyrights or generate illegal or harmful material.

Some of the game's 2D art (character sprites, scenery, item icons and store artwork) was created with the help of generative AI image tools, then curated, edited and integrated by the team. Parts of the game's code were written with AI assistance under developer direction. All AI-assisted content was reviewed by the developers. The game does NOT generate AI content at runtime and does NOT connect to any external AI service.

Parts of development (coding assistance) and the store/marketing page's text and graphics were created using AI-assisted tools (including Anthropic Claude). In-game graphics and audio come from licensed asset packs or were assembled manually; no content is generated by AI at runtime within the game.

Some 2D artwork in Akwarium (characters, UI, environments, and store images) was created with generative AI tools, then reviewed and refined by the developer. No gameplay content is generated by AI in real time.

Generative AI was used only during early visual concepting and ideation for some marketing art directions. The game itself, its mechanics, levels, code, UI, and final gameplay assets are created and edited by the developer.

This game is a solo-developed project. Generative AI tools were used as part of the production workflow, including assistance with code and base visual assets. No generative AI output is used as a final in-game asset – all assets were manually edited and finalized by the developer. All gameplay design, creative direction, balancing, and content decisions were made by the developer.

The background music was created with Suno and the intro narration with ElevenLabs. This content was generated during development, reviewed by the developer, and baked into the build. All sound effects are synthesized in code at runtime and all art is generated procedurally in code — neither is AI.

Some store page and promotional artwork were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. No AI-generated content is produced during gameplay.

A pre-rendered cinematic intro sequence was created with the assistance of AI-based video generation tools. Some visual assets were generated or refined using AI image generation.

A small number of in-game icons were generated using AI tools. All generated assets were reviewed and integrated by the developer.

The text translation content, some icons are made by AI.

Some visual assets in this game were created with the assistance of generative AI tools, then edited and integrated by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI to generate content during gameplay.

In King of Props, generative AI is used exclusively for text-based content: An AI assistant helped translate the in-game texts and menus into the supported languages (German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese) and assisted with drafts for shop pages and marketing texts. I reviewed and revised all results. Visual assets come from licensed asset packs and are not generated by AI; no AI runs during gameplay.

AI tools were used to assist with code development and some marketing visuals. All game design, writing, and gameplay mechanics were created by the developer. No AI-generated content is produced in real-time during gameplay.

Generative AI was used during development to create selected pre-generated audio assets used in the game, including background music and sound effects. Generative AI was also used to create selected studio logos and promotional artwork used on the Steam store page and in marketing materials. No content is generated by AI during gameplay, and the game does not connect to any external AI services.

This game uses AI-generated content, created during development and included as fixed, pre-generated assets in the shipped game (not generated live or dynamically during gameplay). 3D models: Unit, structure, and Titan models are generated using Meshy, an AI text/image-to-3D generation tool. Music: The game's background soundtrack (16 tracks) is generated using Suno, an AI music generation tool.

AI tools were used to assist with localization for some of the supported languages in Guncrypt. Many translations were reviewed by native speakers at Halfbrick, although not every supported language received a full review. If you notice anything that seems incorrect in your language, please let us know. We’d appreciate your help improving it.

Some 3D assets, 2D artwork, and marketing materials were created using AI-assisted tools.

Some text on this Steam store page and in related marketing materials was drafted with the help of generative AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. The game's artwork, characters, animations, and audio are created by the developer and are not AI-generated. The game does not use generative AI to create any content during gameplay.

Some art assets were created with the help of generative AI.

During production we use generative AI in one narrow way: internal placeholders. Rough concept sketches and scratch voice lines hold a spot while the real assets are being made. Every placeholder is flagged in-engine, and none of it ships in the game players buy — the release version contains no generative AI content. Testers in early builds may spot flagged placeholders; that's what the flags are for. All art, writing, and voice work in the finished game is made by people. We know even placeholder use is a fair thing to question, so where we do use these tools, we aim for ones that license their training data and compensate the creators behind it.

AI is used for all sounds: sounds effects, musics.

We use generative AI as an assistive tool during development to help with code writing and to generate drafts or concept materials for 일부 visual assets. All final in-game content is reviewed, edited, and produced by the development team.

Thousand Ward uses generative AI as part of the development pipeline to help create and refine some visual assets, including promotional artwork, background illustrations, event imagery, and supporting art concepts. Gameplay systems, balance, progression, and player-facing game design are authored and reviewed by the development team.

This game is developed by a solo developer. To ship a project of this scope in a reasonable timeframe, some assets are created with the help of generative AI tools. This includes parts of the user interface, certain icons, and the game logo. All core gameplay, code, systems, and world generation are built by hand. AI is used only as a support tool for visual assets, and all generated content is reviewed and edited before use.

AI Assisted Coding AI Assisted Localization

Some music, sound effects, and UI icons in Riftslayer were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development. All AI-assisted content was reviewed and selected by the developer before being included in the game.

Some visual assets used during the development of **Hordes of War** were created or enhanced with the assistance of generative artificial intelligence. These assets include certain promotional artwork, concept art, and placeholder images used during development. All gameplay systems, game design, world-building, maps, mechanics, balance, programming, and the final implementation of in-game content have been created, reviewed, and curated by the development team. Any AI-assisted content is carefully edited and integrated to ensure it meets the artistic style and quality standards of the game.

C helps about the game.

We use generative AI tools to assist with:- Machine translation (MT) of interface and data text, reviewed before release.- Drafts of store page text and marketing materials.All content is reviewed by a human before publication.Art, creatures, and music [adjust to reflect reality] do not use generative AI / use AI for [X].

Some music and assets in this game were created with generative AI tools, then manually reworked and adapted by the developer. The game design, code and integration are the developer's own work.

Our team uses generative AI tools to assist in developing some assets.

Almost the entire game uses traditional assets made by people. Artificial intelligence was only used as an aid to create some music, sound effects, images, and translations.

My game uses artificial intelligence tools to assist in the creation of certain visual assets, including a number of images and illustrations used in the game's library assets and promotional materials.

EchoMind uses a locally running large language model to generate conversational text responses in real time based on the user’s prompts and local memory/context. The AI-generated content is limited to text-based conversation and local memory summaries. EchoMind does not generate images, music, voices, sound effects, 3D models, textures, or executable code as part of its normal user experience.

AI is used in some of the images on the store page and in the game title.

The in-game music was created through a collaboration between human composition and AI-assisted tools. Some promotional images displayed on the Steam Store page were also created using AI-assisted tools.

The document images in this game were generated with AI assistance.

The comic images in this game were generated with the assistance of AI.

Some of the store page artwork, including capsule images and promotional graphics, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools.