Where do games disclose AI use?

Some equipment icons are generated by AI.

Some shop assets and game illustrations are pre-generated by AI

AI‑generated images were used in certain 2D and background image assets.

Some of the in-game graphical elements and some parts of the game code is generated by AI.

We use artificial intelligence to create graphics such as game covers and other banners. We don't use AI at all in the game itself.

This game is 99% created by real people, the background of level 2 and level 3 were created with AI.

The game utilizes AI to generate human personalities and dialogue for you to interrogate and pick apart when making your decision to execute or release.

An AI Image Creator was used for the title picture and the Achievement-Icons.

We did not use AI to generate any content at runtime, we only used AI to generate some promotional images

We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.

game arts, and text correction

AI was used in the generation of assets.

We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.

AI (DALL-E by OpenAI: ChatGPT) was used to: - generate the game logo; - generate textures for physical materials (rocks, wood, etc.); - generate shields, bushes, flags, gold chains, mosaics, and a sword; - generate dynamite, rods, enemies, and bonuses; This game does not use AI to live-generate content or code during gameplay. All AI assets have undergone human post-processing.

Made the steam page art with AI

Game logo was made using Microsoft Copilot

Created some game promotional images and icons using AI tools

During the development of Zombie Kebab, we may use AI-assisted tools to support our creative process. These tools help us speed up production and experiment with ideas — but every asset, scene, and design decision is guided and refined by our team. Some examples may include concept art, background textures, or decorative posters within the game world.

Voiceovers and in-game music are partially created by generative AI

Some images that are later modified or edited for higher quality and to reflect what the image is intended to represent. Not all images in the game are AI generated.

AI have been used for the logo but is replaced by a non AI artwork now.

AI systems were used to generate all in-game music, the majority of visual assets, and select portions of the game's code.

The music.

AI was used to generate Hero Library asset picture in the store page.

The photos in the store (excluding in-game screenshots) were created with the help of AI. The visuals in the achievements were created with the support of AI.

Concept for some of the game characters, store images art.

KI is used to generate images/visual art for backgrounds or emotes.

Using for voices

Concept art was generated by AI

AI-generated artifacts

Part of the game concept art production and UI design was produced with reference to generative AI.

Well, just some images for background and characters that produced by artists and AI, were checked by artists and issued as free. So these assets are ok to use.

AI has been utilized in our game to add an extra layer of immersion. We've used AI-generated static background images to create captivating atmospheres within the game world. Additionally, AI-driven voice synthesis brings some of our characters to life, giving them unique and expressive voices. This use of AI contributes to a more engaging and dynamic experience for players.

Some character and weapon images are created using AI.

The in-game CG animations were generated using AI.

The game's title image and promotional images include content generated by AI. However, the in-game content does not include anything generated by AI.

Some temporary sound files and graphic resources during development

In Wizard Cats, AI is used to write the code that powers spells created from runes. No art is generated using AI - all art is hand-drawn by our talented team of artists.

We use AI-generated images of fictional characters in certain parts of the game.

We used generative AI for some graphics (UI), which were then refined by humans for full integration.

Ai was used to create the backgrounds of the steam advertisement pictures with the "Shoot Until You Rest" title on it. To clarify: The screenshots did NOT get modified by ai. A few assets are based on an ai generated image that was further modified with picture-editing-tools(for example the puddle of the slow grenade).

BGM is generated using AI

AI was only use to generate the game's cover art

AI was used experimentally to generate reference images that were used in the creation of a various art assets in the game. These AI images do not appear in game and were only used indirectly in the exact same way one might use a photo reference.

There are a handful of times we've used AI to create details in the background of some of our scenes, but this content is rare and often temporary. We also have an instance of AI generated music - we've got a silly ambient track that plays in the game's end-game-failure-state scene.

No generative AI content.

There are a few posters and pictures with AI generated images.

The grapics on the shop page is ai generated. Most of the texture in the game are hand-drawn, but some of them are ai-generated. All game levels are hand-crafted in the level editor (everybody who owns the game can do that, too). Enemy behaviour is deterministic and sometimes random; no ai used here.

The game uses generative AI during the development process to create some game icons and promotional images for the store page. These AI-generated assets are limited to pre-rendered visual materials and do not generate or alter game content in real-time during gameplay. All generated content is reviewed manually to ensure it meets relevant standards and quality requirements.

Some jumpscare effects and item visuals make limited use of AI-assisted generation, followed by manual editing. All content is curated, integrated, and polished by the development team.