Where do games disclose AI use?

WUS features ai generated static 2D art

A.I. upscaling is used to generate high resolution textures where only low resolution images exist. e.g. low resolution satellite terrain. Text-to-speech tools are utlised to provide radio communications during Early Access development. Some original music tracks have been enhanced using A.I. tools such as mastering, stem splitting, extension and variation creation. In all cases the original track's copyright is fully owned by JimmyArcade Ltd.

Translations are AI generated. NOTHING else is AI generated!

Some visual assets, such as store capsule images and in-game card illustrations, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All gameplay and code are original.

Some sprites have been generated using artificial intelligence; however, all of them have undergone a "human" finishing process, including retouching, animation generation, transparency adjustments, etc.

Some textures in the game are pre-rendered using AI; No live-generate content during gameplay

AI image generation is used for some content in the game.

AI has been used for music on radios, and for some voice lines

The package image of this game was created using multiple AI tools. Part of the background image and background character: Created using Stable Diffusion and provided under the CreativeML Open RAIL-M license. Part of the logo design: Created by Sonic-Alpha using OpenAI's generative AI, "ChatGPT," under the paid "ChatGPT Plus" plan. No AI-generated elements are included in the main game or in-game content.

We have used an AI voice over for the tutorial and other voice prompts where its is anticipated we will need to quickly change the voice during Early Access due to player feedback.

AI was used to generate voiceover.

Used for creating the game banner

AI-generated voices are used in cutscenes.

Capsule art generated by AI.

Parts of the trading cards artwork and profile backgrounds artwork were helped or enhanced by artificial intelligence.

Some parts of the soundtrack and/or minor voiceline grunts have been created or enhanced by Artificial Intelligence.

AI-generated images are used for the backgrounds of the Story Event Phases.

Community items were generated using artificial intelligence.

Avatars were generated by AI

Generative AI is used only during development for minor, replaceable elements like textures or icons. All core assets and code base are created entirely by Wargaming’s artists and developers.

Some artworks have been made with the help of the Midjourney AI tool.

The game uses some AI-generated sound effects, music, voice overs and in-game localization. It may, in rare instances use AI art fully or adopted by artists.

We utilize AI-assisted tools to create some of the 2D artwork assets used within the game’s narrative sections. All generated art has been reviewed and refined by our development team to ensure quality and consistency with the game's world.

Used AI powered video editing tool to animate the static images of our Rico Character and Sky Marshal. We used all our fully contracted and paid for existing content and images we had with these actors from our original recording sessions. No new AI content was generated.

Chat GPT is used to search for programming solutions and to generate names. AI is used to translate to other languages than English. The paintings are prepared with a mixed canvas of AI images, 3D models, photos, textures and other paintings. And is then manually painted over, together with some filters and effects. Generated audio melodies, voices and sound filters for game events are used.

Usage of AI-Generated and Assisted Illustrations in Shadow Empire Post-release Illustration Creation Process The developers use Midjourney and Nano Banana to generate high-resolution illustrations for new functionality added post-release, particularly for Vidcom and Stratagem artwork. These images are often post-processed by hand, as well as enhanced using tools like Magnific, Topaz Labs, or other upscaling and refinement software. AI in Post-release Portrait Art Portraits: A base image is generated using Midjourney with a generic prompt such as “portrait of young woman, military.” Smaller parts (eyes, nose, mouth, hair, etc.) are overlaid using DALL·E to create variations. Aging effects are achieved by rendering an older skin texture with partial transparency over the younger base face. The older the character, the more opaque the overlay becomes. (Note: Eyes and lips often retain a youthful appearance.) This effect is gradually applied using a limited number of sprite layers, allowing nuanced visual transitions. AI-Generated Art in Post-release Game Content The game includes AI-generated and AI-assisted illustrations for Vidcoms and Stratagems. All such AI-generated art is pre-generated — no generative AI tools are called or used in real-time by the game itself. The intention is to provide players with an option to toggle between the original and updated AI-enhanced graphics via preferences. (Note: This is an aim and may not yet apply to all content.)

Some Picture that's all

We use a AI voices for the radio messages, some icons and sound effects.

Our team utilizes AI in a variety of ways to improve the quality of our game. Here are a few examples of how our team incorporates AI into our development process: 1. We use AI to translate dialogue, subtitles, and (more infrequently) music into a variety of different languages spoken by players of our game. This allows more players from different regions to enjoy playing Operation: Harsh Doorstop in their own language, and helps us reach more players throughout the world. 2. We utilize machine learning to help train our NPC bots, giving non-player characters more realistic and adaptive behavior on the battlefield. 3. We utilize AI to assist with finding bugs and other issues in the game, which our developers can then diagnose and fix. We currently work with the RevoltGPT team to help us incorporate AI into our development workflows. If you're interested in learning more, you can visit their website at https://rvt.dev

While almost the entirety of the game is human-made, there are still some places where AI was used to speed up work, data validation or help with tedious tasks - such as converting old crafting recipes to a new format, improving wording of some in-game item descriptions, or generating placeholder thumbnails for internal use (e.g. testing GUI layout and renderer).