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RAX uses generative AI-assisted content in limited areas. Background music was generated with Flow Music. English localization text was assisted by generative AI and manually reviewed/edited by the developer. Some promotional visual assets, including posters and background images used for the Steam store page, community assets, or marketing materials, were created with AI image generation tools.
All gameplay systems, puzzle rules, level design, game logic, and player interactions are manually designed by the developer. RAX does not use real-time generative AI during gameplay.
Generative AI is used across this game's development — including store-page marketing artwork, in-game art (cards, UI elements), sound effects, and source code. All AI-generated content is human-directed, reviewed, and edited by the developer. No AI runs at game time; everything ships as static, pre-rendered assets.
We have updated our AI disclosure in order to provide better transparency and clarity around the use of this support tool for Crazy Taxi: World Tour:
At SEGA Corporation, we utilize generative AI as an optional support tool for developers, with the aim of enabling developers to focus more on creative tasks and deliver better experiences to our players.
In Crazy Taxi: World Tour, generative AI was used as part of the ideation process for background objects. However, no AI-generated content will be included in the final game.
Some 3D models and sound effects were created using generative AI tools (Tripo3D and Woosh) during development. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
As a solo developer working on a passion project with very limited resources, I utilized generative AI as a workflow tool to help sketch out the initial base meshes and textures for the miniatures and terrain elements. However, every single asset was then manually refined, over painted, and fully optimized by me to ensure a consistent, high-quality art style and solid performance.
Generative AI was used only for a small portion of the game's visual and marketing materials, which were subsequently refined by the developer. The overwhelming majority of graphics and content were created manually or obtained from licensed sources.
Warning: This game contains trace amounts of human effort—mostly restricted to pressing "Ctrl+C" and "Ctrl+V."
In the spirit of our title, "AI Slop" was created using generative artificial intelligence for practically every asset, line of code, and marketing material in existence.
Here is exactly how we let the machine do our jobs:
- Art & Assets: Every single visual asset, from the UI to the 6-fingered anime girls and the melting hands of our characters, was generated using text-to-image AI tools. No digital painters were harmed in the making of this game, because we didn't hire any.
- Narrative & Writing: The dialogue, item descriptions, and this very disclosure statement were generated by LLMs. We simply prompted a chatbot to "be funny and cynical" and copied the output without editing the typos.
- Code & Mechanics: The logic powering our card games and botnet automation was largely assembled by AI coding assistants. If the game crashes, please blame the algorithm, as our "lead developer" is actually just a prompt engineer.
- Music & Sound: The background tracks were generated by synthetic audio engines to ensure a continuous stream of procedurally generated slop-lofi beats.
We believe in a future where humans do not have to create things, freeing us up to spend more time looking at screens. We hope you enjoy consuming this premium, 100% synthetic digital garbage.
AI tools were used to generate some store icons and capsule-style promotional images. No AI-generated content is used as core gameplay, game code, or customer-facing interactive systems.
Some background music in this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools. The final selection, editing, and implementation of the music were handled by the developer.
Some promotional images on the Steam store page and selected in-game UI images were created or assisted using generative AI, then reviewed and edited by the development team before use.
Generative AI was used in the development of Relax Puzzle as an assistive tool to help create some of our art assets and assist with programming logic. The AI served as a supporting utility to enhance our creative workflow and development efficiency. All content generated through these tools was carefully reviewed, refined, and integrated by our team to ensure the quality and consistency of your gaming experience.
Generative AI was used for a very limited portion of the programming and for most of the English translation. However, all textures and 3D models were created by human artists.
Generative AI DisclosureWe believe in full transparency with our community regarding the development of our game. In this project, generative artificial intelligence (AI) was used strictly for translating the game's user interface (UI) and menus into multiple languages.What was generated: Only the user interface, buttons, menus, and system text translations were assisted by AI tools to make the game accessible to more players worldwide.Quality Assurance: All AI-translated UI texts were manually reviewed, edited, and tested by our team to ensure clarity, correct formatting, and accurate context.Human-Made Content: All other aspects of the game—including gameplay mechanics, code, graphics, level design, story, music, and audio—were created entirely by human hands without the use of AI.
Monster Pit features handcrafted assets created by talented artists, musicians, and creators from the indie community. AI image generation tools were used during prototyping and stylization to keep the overall visual direction together.
This game utilizes pre-rendered generative AI to assist in the creation of specific 2D/3D environment buildings and UI assets. These tools were used alongside traditional development methods to build out the game's world.
This game uses generative AI tools for code creation, refactoring, debugging assistance, and drafting and revising store text. All AI-generated output is reviewed and edited by the developer before use. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay, nor does it connect to any external AI services.
This product uses AI to generate conversation responses and voice output in real time. All AI processing runs locally on the user's machine. No content is pre-generated or stored on external servers.
Generative AI tools were used to create the 2D character sprites and background art in this game. All final assets were manually edited, resized, aligned, and integrated by the developer.
AI language models were also used as coding assistants during development.
All music tracks in this game are 100% original, human-composed pieces created by The Cyber Den. Sound effects are a combination of original recordings and royalty-free assets. No music or audio was generated using AI.
RAX uses generative AI-assisted content in limited areas. Background music was generated with Flow Music. English localization text was assisted by generative AI and manually reviewed/edited by the developer. Some promotional visual assets, including posters and background images used for the Steam store page, community assets, or marketing materials, were created with AI image generation tools.
All gameplay systems, puzzle rules, level design, game logic, and player interactions are manually designed by the developer. RAX does not use real-time generative AI during gameplay.
Generative AI is used across this game's development — including store-page marketing artwork, in-game art (cards, UI elements), sound effects, and source code. All AI-generated content is human-directed, reviewed, and edited by the developer. No AI runs at game time; everything ships as static, pre-rendered assets.
We have updated our AI disclosure in order to provide better transparency and clarity around the use of this support tool for Crazy Taxi: World Tour:
At SEGA Corporation, we utilize generative AI as an optional support tool for developers, with the aim of enabling developers to focus more on creative tasks and deliver better experiences to our players.
In Crazy Taxi: World Tour, generative AI was used as part of the ideation process for background objects. However, no AI-generated content will be included in the final game.
Some 3D models and sound effects were created using generative AI tools (Tripo3D and Woosh) during development. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
As a solo developer working on a passion project with very limited resources, I utilized generative AI as a workflow tool to help sketch out the initial base meshes and textures for the miniatures and terrain elements. However, every single asset was then manually refined, over painted, and fully optimized by me to ensure a consistent, high-quality art style and solid performance.
Generative AI was used only for a small portion of the game's visual and marketing materials, which were subsequently refined by the developer. The overwhelming majority of graphics and content were created manually or obtained from licensed sources.
Warning: This game contains trace amounts of human effort—mostly restricted to pressing "Ctrl+C" and "Ctrl+V."
In the spirit of our title, "AI Slop" was created using generative artificial intelligence for practically every asset, line of code, and marketing material in existence.
Here is exactly how we let the machine do our jobs:
- Art & Assets: Every single visual asset, from the UI to the 6-fingered anime girls and the melting hands of our characters, was generated using text-to-image AI tools. No digital painters were harmed in the making of this game, because we didn't hire any.
- Narrative & Writing: The dialogue, item descriptions, and this very disclosure statement were generated by LLMs. We simply prompted a chatbot to "be funny and cynical" and copied the output without editing the typos.
- Code & Mechanics: The logic powering our card games and botnet automation was largely assembled by AI coding assistants. If the game crashes, please blame the algorithm, as our "lead developer" is actually just a prompt engineer.
- Music & Sound: The background tracks were generated by synthetic audio engines to ensure a continuous stream of procedurally generated slop-lofi beats.
We believe in a future where humans do not have to create things, freeing us up to spend more time looking at screens. We hope you enjoy consuming this premium, 100% synthetic digital garbage.
AI tools were used to generate some store icons and capsule-style promotional images. No AI-generated content is used as core gameplay, game code, or customer-facing interactive systems.
Some background music in this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools. The final selection, editing, and implementation of the music were handled by the developer.
Some promotional images on the Steam store page and selected in-game UI images were created or assisted using generative AI, then reviewed and edited by the development team before use.
Generative AI was used in the development of Relax Puzzle as an assistive tool to help create some of our art assets and assist with programming logic. The AI served as a supporting utility to enhance our creative workflow and development efficiency. All content generated through these tools was carefully reviewed, refined, and integrated by our team to ensure the quality and consistency of your gaming experience.
Generative AI was used for a very limited portion of the programming and for most of the English translation. However, all textures and 3D models were created by human artists.
Generative AI DisclosureWe believe in full transparency with our community regarding the development of our game. In this project, generative artificial intelligence (AI) was used strictly for translating the game's user interface (UI) and menus into multiple languages.What was generated: Only the user interface, buttons, menus, and system text translations were assisted by AI tools to make the game accessible to more players worldwide.Quality Assurance: All AI-translated UI texts were manually reviewed, edited, and tested by our team to ensure clarity, correct formatting, and accurate context.Human-Made Content: All other aspects of the game—including gameplay mechanics, code, graphics, level design, story, music, and audio—were created entirely by human hands without the use of AI.
Monster Pit features handcrafted assets created by talented artists, musicians, and creators from the indie community. AI image generation tools were used during prototyping and stylization to keep the overall visual direction together.
This game utilizes pre-rendered generative AI to assist in the creation of specific 2D/3D environment buildings and UI assets. These tools were used alongside traditional development methods to build out the game's world.
This game uses generative AI tools for code creation, refactoring, debugging assistance, and drafting and revising store text. All AI-generated output is reviewed and edited by the developer before use. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay, nor does it connect to any external AI services.
This product uses AI to generate conversation responses and voice output in real time. All AI processing runs locally on the user's machine. No content is pre-generated or stored on external servers.
Generative AI tools were used to create the 2D character sprites and background art in this game. All final assets were manually edited, resized, aligned, and integrated by the developer.
AI language models were also used as coding assistants during development.
All music tracks in this game are 100% original, human-composed pieces created by The Cyber Den. Sound effects are a combination of original recordings and royalty-free assets. No music or audio was generated using AI.
