Where do games disclose AI use?

Generative AI was used to assist with the localization of some in-game text in some languages. All AI-generated translations are reviewed and edited by the developer before being included in the game.

Mancalero is an iterative work still in development. Some AI elements that may remain include code, SFX, visual effects, text and translations (once implemented).

Some of the scene and character illustrations are generated by AI.

After I personally finalized the design phase, some art assets were first rendered using generative AI tools, and I then manually refined and detailed them. Similarly, certain background music pieces were developed with the help of generative AI tools. Should you have any concerns about these methods, please feel free to experience the game according to your own preferences. Thank you for your understanding and consideration.

AI was totally used in the development of this game.

Generative AI tools were used during development for technical planning, system architecture, building custom systems, code cleanup, and similar engineering support. Some current pre-release visual/model assets are AI-generated placeholders. These are intended to be replaced with final authored assets before release.

Some visual assets, such as icon/key art variations, may be generated or assisted using generative AI tools and then reviewed/edited by the developer before inclusion. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay.

"We utilized AI for game localization and artwork generation."

The game uses AI-generated content only for music and translation.

Some visual assets in this game were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. AI-assisted content includes some capsule images and promotional images used on the Steam store page, as well as some in-game background images, item icons, and UI images. The generated results were selected, edited, and adjusted by the developer to match the game's atmosphere and content. The game does not use live-generated AI during gameplay. It does not include any feature where AI generates text, images, voice, music, or other content in response to player input while the game is running.

It helped me with some integrations

Some visual assets in the game were created or assisted using AI-based tools during development. All generated content has been reviewed, modified, and integrated to fit the game's style and design.

Generative AI was used as an assistive tool during development to draft text and translations, and to create some 2D images and graphical assets. As there is currently no budget to hire a dedicated artist, certain visual elements are initially generated with AI and then manually modified and refined. No AI content is generated live at runtime.

AI Usage Disclosure AI tools were used to assist in writing and reviewing portions of the game’s code, as well as for generating early marketing materials. All AI-generated content was reviewed, modified, and finalized by the developer.

Some marketing materials may include AI-generated background music. Tile Blast Royale does not use generative AI to create content during gameplay.

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

Some of the playable character and enemy models currently in the game were made with help from generative AI tools. I’m still working on these assets during development, and some or all of them may be replaced before release. I’ll update this disclosure if that changes.

AI was partially used in the production process for some of this game’s art and audio assets, as well as in the code-writing workflow.

AI tools were used strictly to assist with optimizing some C# scripts and brainstorming mechanics. All final 2D and 3D in-game assets, animations, and core gameplay features were manually created and implemented by the developer.

Character portraits were created using AI. As well, as modification to existing character portraits to create different expressions. AI was not used for writing or audio purposes.

We use AI tools where appropriate to streamline our workflow, specifically for pre-generating certain in-game assets such as images and music, as well as assisting with translations

All of your conversations with the “manita” character are generated by artificial intelligence. The design, UI/UX, and character design are not generated by artificial intelligenc

I'm a solo developer and a 3D and graphic design teacher by day. Every visual asset in this game (from the pixel art creatures to the 3D environments) is crafted by me. Music and sound effects come from licensed human creators. AI tools helped me during development with coding, debugging, and organizing ideas, but never to create visual or audio content. The English and Spanish localizations are written by me. For all other languages, I used AI-assisted translation, because there's nothing better than playing a game in your own language, and I wanted Luminons to reach as many people as possible. Professional translators are outside the budget for a solo project, but if this game finds its audience, revisiting every localization with human translators (and adding more languages) is absolutely on the list.

Immortal Rebirth utilizes generative AI for some in-game icons.

Music in this game was produced with the help of AI

SurfaceBox uses generative artificial intelligence to create some selected visual assets, including certain promotional images from the store page and some in-game graphic elements. Most of the assets, as well as programming, game design and final integration, were created and reviewed manually by the developer. No artificial intelligence is used to generate content in real time during the game.

This game uses generative AI tools to assist in creating some art assets, sound effects, and text content. All generated content has been reviewed and edited by humans to ensure compliance and quality.

Some assets used in this game may have been created using AI. Information about these assets can be found in the game's credits.

This game contains pre-generated content created with the assistance of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Some or all character illustrations, background scenes, visual assets, story content, character dialogue, voice content, and background music were created or assisted using generative AI technologies during development. All such content was reviewed, refined, and integrated into the final version of the game by the development team.

This game utilizes generative artificial intelligence to design some monster prototypes, some background music, and to enhance store images

Generative AI video tools were used to assist in creating some trailer and marketing video materials. The game itself does not use live-generated AI content.

AI were used to assist with translating text into multiple languages.

Some 2D textures contain AI-generated content.

AI is used for some of the music and images in the game.

Puckn Hell's sound production processes and concepts have been supported by artificial intelligence.

Store page and in-game translations, as well as some materials, are generated using AI.

translations into non-English languages (otherwise I could not translate the game into everyone's language in good time)

Some in-game images and user interface (UI) elements were created with generative AI assistance, then reviewed and edited by our team for use in the game and store materials.

Non-English localizations are AI-assisted and reviewed by our team for quality. Simplified Chinese was additionally reviewed by a native speaker. We welcome community feedback to help improve translations over time.

Scourge of the Necromancer makes significant use of generative AI in its production. We want to be fully upfront about it. Visual assets (2D images + video) — all AI-generated, then human-curated and human-edited. Every shipped image and video in the game and on the Steam store page was produced with AI tools, then reviewed, edited, and selected by hand by the developer. This covers: Steam store capsules and library art, the store-page background, all in-game achievement icons, hero portraits, the Necromancer concept art, decorative UI elements, all real-time cinematics (the defeat sequence and all victory variants), and the marketing trailer's atmospheric segments. Image models used: Google Imagen 4, Google Veo 3.1 (video), Nano Banana Pro / Gemini 3 Pro Image (Google), Black Forest Labs FLUX.2, Recraft V4 Pro, Ideogram V3, and Bria RMBG-2.0 (background removal). Final assets received human editing — compositing, color correction, retouching, frame extraction, masking, and rejection of unusable outputs. 3D models — AI-generated base meshes, then human-edited in Blender. The in-game hero character models (Knight, Cleric, Ranger, Wizard, Warrior, Alchemist) started as outputs from Tripo AI's generative 3D model service (FBX + texture PNGs), but each model was then opened in Blender by the developer for hand editing — mesh cleanup, geometry adjustments, and texture fixes — before being exported for use in the game. Each finished model was imported into Unity with hand-tuned scale, rotation, material configuration, and import-setting curation. Unsatisfactory generations were discarded and re-prompted; the Blender editing step is substantial enough that the shipped models are not pure AI output. Music — AI-generated, then human-curated and post-processed. All music tracks in the game (menu, gameplay layers, boss phases, victory, defeat) were produced with Google Gemini's music generation, then human-selected, trimmed, looped, and mixed by the developer. Necromancer voice — AI-generated, then human-edited. The Necromancer's spoken syllables were synthesized with ElevenLabs Text-to-Speech (Eleven Multilingual v2 model), then pitch-shifted, EQ'd, and processed with reverb in Audacity by the developer to produce the final in-game delivery. No other character has spoken voice lines in the shipped game. Sound effects — all AI-generated. Every SFX in the game (ability sounds, ambient layers, UI sounds, footsteps, kill/spawn cues, tile state cues, boss audio) was produced with ElevenLabs Sound Effects, then human-selected, trimmed, processed, and mixed by the developer. The Necromancer voice lines use ElevenLabs Text-to-Speech (covered separately above). Runtime behavior. The game does NOT use live-generated AI content at runtime. Every shipped asset is a fixed, pre-rendered file. Player-facing text, dialogue, narrative, lore, and game design were written by the developer without AI generation. Code. Code development used Claude (Anthropic) as an AI coding assistant. This is behind-the-scenes efficiency tooling not consumed by players, but we mention it here for full transparency.

Some of the artwork shown in our store screenshots, trailer, and on the app's in-game screen is placeholder media created with an AI image-generation tool (Google's Gemini image model). This includes the example movie posters, album covers, TV-series key art, and the cinematic "now playing" stills. These images depict entirely fictional films, albums, and shows. They exist only as copyright-safe demo content so we can show the app's interface without displaying real, copyrighted media that the user does not own the rights to publish. They do not represent any real title. Reel Room is a media player for the user's own library (Jellyfin server, local files, and network shares). The app performs no AI generation at runtime — all media a player sees in normal use is their own content. This is pre-generated content only; there is no live/runtime-generated AI.

Yes, some environment elements and decorative assets in the game were created with the assistance of generative AI. All AI-generated content has been manually edited and polished to ensure it fits the game's overall art style and to guarantee the absence of any prohibited content.

Some visual assets (pixel art backgrounds, card sprites) and marketing copy (store descriptions) were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All AI-generated content was reviewed, curated, and refined by the developer.

We believe that no person should be replaced by AI. All Primals — their models, animation, rigging, textures, SFX, and VFX — have been handcrafted by skilled artists. Our developers may choose to use generative AI as part of an iterative, exploratory development process, but how and when is left to individual team members, and the final product always reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team. As a small team, we have licensed some icons and 2D assets from external creators, and it is possible that some of these creators have used generative AI.

The store images and splash page were generated by xAI Grok, the music is by Suno. CoPilot and Claude helped me with the coding.

Generative AI was used to assist in the creation of promotional visual assets, including the game's logo and certain store page artwork. No gameplay content, code, story, dialogue, quests, characters, or game mechanics are generated by AI. All gameplay screenshots represent actual in-game content.

Music in Keeping Up is AI-assisted: tracks generated with Suno from prompts written, selected and edited by the developer. Code was written with the help of an AI coding assistant, under the developer's direction and review. Most in-game artwork (character portraits, board art, store capsules) are human-made by the project's artists. There are some placeholder AI artwork images.

Some translations, music tracks, and graphics were created using Artificial Intelligence.

Steam capsule art and a background image in game.

All visual assets, character art, backgrounds, music, sound effects, dialogue implementation, and programming assistance for this game were created with the help of generative AI tools. The original concept, story, characters, direction, and overall game design were created by the developer. AI was used as a creative production tool during development, while all final content selection, editing, and integration were directed by the developer.