Where do games disclose AI use?

AI was used to help modifying and creating part of text translation / visual / sound assets.

Some backgrounds and translations in this work were created using generative AI.

This game uses gen-AI images for menus and marketing images/videos...

The promotional images, image graphics, and library asset images of the game are rendered using AI, with the main elements being in-game content and only rendering the atmosphere. Other game models, scenes, and music did not use AI.

Track-select card thumbnails (one image per race track) are AI-generated, pre-rendered JPEGs included in the bundled web build. These are static decorative thumbnails, not generated at runtime. No other in-game content uses generative AI.

Some images in this game were generated with the assistance of AI tools during development.

As a small independent development team, we used generative AI as a supporting production tool during development. All creative direction, game design, asset selection, editing, integration, and final approval were handled by the development team. AI-generated material was reviewed and modified by the developers before being included in the game. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

Imperium is a solo-developed game that makes extensive use of generative AI to create its content: • Visual art and graphical assets — planet surfaces, buildings, species and ship artwork, interface art, and store/marketing imagery — were generated using Midjourney and ChatGPT, then extensively edited, composited, and refined by hand in Photoshop (including Photoshop's AI tools) to fit the game's art direction. • Music was generated using Suno. • Sound effects were generated using ElevenLabs. Every asset is reviewed, edited, and approved by the developer before it ships, and the game's design, systems, and balance are the developer's own. Imperium's in-game opponents use traditional algorithmic AI, not generative AI.

The game uses some icons and visuals that were previously created with artificial intelligence (some in-game visuals and capsule image, etc...)

Some sounds effekts and Objects made with AI

Ai was solely used in the creation of capsule art. The artwork is a stylized version of a rendered 3D image directly from Unity.

Generative AI was used to assist with the general coding of this game.

人物头像、少量图标以及音乐

Some visual assets in this game were created with the assistance of generative AI tools.

Generative AI was used as an assistive tool during certain stages of visual asset creation. The overall design, direction, editing, and final composition of the work were created and managed by the developer.

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Generative AI tools were used during the creation of certain marketing and promotional materials for the game, including concept artwork, logos, store page assets, and text drafts. All AI-generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer before publication.

AI was used to translate the game's texts into other languages.

Cogfall was developed solo by Nodding Panda Studios. To bring the steampunk Clockwork Kingdom to life, AI tools were used to generate artwork and music under the creative direction of the developer. Every image and track was intentionally prompted, selected, and refined to fit the game's vision — AI served as a creative tool, not a replacement for creative decisions. All gameplay systems, code, game design, writing, and balancing were created entirely by the developer.

"AI tools (Leonardo AI) were used to generate some concept art and UI textures during development. AI tools (Gemini) were used to generate background music assets. All assets were pre-generated before being integrated into the game."

RoundyWheels uses AI-generated Music

AI tools were only used in the development phase for code, textures, texts, audio and music production. There is no player-accessible AI generation feature or external AI service connection in the released game, and all built-in content has passed full manual compliance review.

In this game, some visuals and sounds were generated by artificial intelligence.

Checkpoint64 has used AI to assist with development & styling. Checkpoint64's dev team are Senior developers in their day jobs and know the code inside and out. All art & assets where created by a Human graphic artist.

"Generative AI was utilized to assist with the initial translation and localization of the game's text assets. All AI-assisted content underwent thorough manual review, editing, and refinement by our development team to ensure cultural accuracy and a high-quality narrative experience for players."

VoxelForge includes local generative AI features for user-assisted 3D and voxel asset creation. Users can provide their own source images and use the application to generate 3D models, voxel assets, meshes, textures, and related production assets. This generation runs locally on the user’s computer using model files bundled with the application. VoxelForge does not connect to an external AI service during normal use. It does not require a Hugging Face account, API key, cloud generation service, or external server connection at runtime. User input images and generated outputs are not uploaded to our servers. The AI features are intended as creative tools for asset production. Users are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights to any images or source material they import, and for reviewing generated outputs before using or distributing them.

Unheenged was created using the assistance of AI for it's Code, Audio and some 3D Models.

Some images and icons were generated by AI image generation tools, because I am not an artist and too poor to afford one.

Generative AI is only used as a programming assistant (like code completion or text localization). It’s not used to create the art, audio, or other content that players actually see. Enemy AI and procedural map generation are done with traditional game logic, not generative AI. The art and audio released come from third-party licensed materials on itch.io, with credits given in-game. The game doesn’t call any generative AI services while running.

Generative AI tools were used to provide secondary assistance in creating some 2D concept art, background images, and UI texture components during the development process.

Generative AI tools were used during the development process to assist in writing code, creating speech, sound effects, and 3D assets. No generative AI is used during actual gameplay.

AI was used to generate voices for the characters in this game. AI was heavily used in the work of translating from English to other languages.

We use AI tools to create promotional materials for the game.

The English version of the game was translated by artificial intelligence.

AI was used to polish the code and produce marketing materials.

Some UI sprites and sound effects were created with the assistance of generative AI tools.

Some key art and illustrations in this game were created using generative AI image tools. No AI generates content in real time during gameplay.

Some animations and effects use AI

Generative AI was used to assist with localization/translation of in-game text. All translated text is pre-generated and included with the game as static content. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay. All artwork is hand-drawn, the music was created by human artists, and all programming was done manually.

AI tools were used to assist with parts of the game's code, the drafting of narrative and dialogue content, and initial translations of in-game and store page text. All AI-assisted output has been reviewed and edited by the development team.

The game has AI-generated content - Images in the banners on the page - Images during the game - Translations and editing support

some textures were generated with AI

This game uses generative AI during development for pre-rendered visual assets, store capsule and library artwork, icons, textures, and supporting marketing images. AI-generated material is reviewed and edited before inclusion. The game does not generate AI content for players during gameplay.

TYPE HYPE's static visual assets — the main-menu skyline background, achievement icons (34 color + 34 grayscale variants = 68 PNGs), exhibition-level theme backgrounds (15 themes × 6 layer files = 90 PNGs), and Steam capsule backgrounds — were created with the assistance of generative AI image tools (primarily OpenAI's GPT image generation). All AI-generated assets were curated, selected, and approved by the developer. No AI runs at runtime in the shipped product. Music (59 tracks) is human-composed and sourced from Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License. Code was written collaboratively by the developer with an AI coding assistant. The game contains no AI-generated content shown to players during gameplay (procedural music layering is rule-based, not AI).

This game was designed and developed entirely by humans. Generative AI was only used to assist with the translation and localization of in-game text. No AI-generated artwork, audio, gameplay content, or narrative content is included in the game.

I've used ai generators for icons and logos. All coding, animations and modelling has been done by me.

Some pre-rendered movie scenes, character artwork, and background music in this game were created as original assets with the assistance of generative AI tools, then reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not use live generative AI to create content during gameplay.

AI tools were used in the creation of certain elements of this project. - programming - sound effects - background Music - Steam capsule image

We currently use AI for some of the audio dialogue as well as some of the placeholder 2D art assets. Our goal is to get art made for these where possible and we already have a voice actor and musician on board who is working on our audio.

In the development of this game, generative AI tools are used in the processes of programming code assistance and multilingual text translation to improve efficiency and quality.