Where do games disclose AI use?

Pre-created music with separated tracks created with AI

Some visual assets, including banners and promotional materials, were created with the assistance of artificial intelligence. All dialogue is generated in real time by artificial intelligence, making each interaction unique and dynamic.

The game requires the use of large language models. Players need to purchase APIs of various brand-specific large language models through other channels at their own expense, or deploy large language models locally on their own devices via Ollama to power the game.

Some visual assets in this game were initially generated using AI tools and then manually edited and refined by artists. No AI systems influence gameplay or player data.

Some UI elements and logos were created using AI.

Some art, music, and code structures in this game were assisted by AI tools during development. All outputs have been reviewed, refined, and integrated by human developers to ensure consistent style and high-quality gameplay experience.

A part of the backgrounds and scenes. Some elements of the user interface.

The game's logo and some in-game artwork were created using generative AI.

For generating card illustrations only

AI generated Bird Chirping, Music and SFX.

The background images and birds pictures are pre-rendered AI art

Our game does not use AI in gameplay. AI is only used for marketing materials.

Some in-game illustrations were initially created using AI-generated images to speed up the creative process. These visuals are now progressively being replaced with original artwork by our artists to better match the game’s style. Eventually, all AI-generated images will be removed from the game.

The original illustration is loaded and the illustration is generated by AI.

Some of the materials and text descriptions are created by AI

In Banana of Doom, AI takes the cards you play, pits them against each other, and generates funny, creative text reasons for the outcome then reveals them to the player

All illustration assets in this game were created using generative AI tools (Whisk and ImageFX). All remaining work required to produce the game—from UI design and editing to layout and event scripting—was manually crafted by the developer. AI-generated content is limited to static illustration assets only, and the game does not include any real-time AI generation features.

Generation of audiovisual resources

Code formatting assisted by Grok.

I used AI to write me descriptions about my game. I gave it details about my game, and told it to write me a desciprtion.

AI was used to create reference images. One scene features several AI-generated images. All other content was created manually.

No AI was used for in-game graphics or music. This work is the product of human endeavor. In the game, AI tools assisted with composing a singular audio effect that was otherwise not possible, as visual animation timing was fixed. Outside the game, AI was used to support marketing materials (circa 5% of marketing content). There is no in-game generative AI. The clue generation runs locally, without a LLM or cloud service. We understand different people draw their own lines with AI. We aim to use modern tools responsibly, and hope this disclaimer provides for informed decision making.

This game uses AI-generated images, voice, and music for pre-rendered content. All assets were created and finalized prior to release. No AI is used during gameplay.

Some of the pixel art in this game was inspired by AI-generated concepts, but every design has been edited and refined by me, to fix imperfections and make it my own. As a Solo Developer with a limited budget, I also used AI tools to help create the sound effects and music.

The promotional images for this game's storefront were created using AI.

The store description was partially generated with AI text tools, and AI coding tools. were used to assist in code development

The background images and mushrooms pictures are pre-rendered AI art

Some graphical assets and sounds were created using generative AI tools during development. These were manually refined to ensure quality and unique identity.

The background and character images are based on AI generated images.

The developer of Synergy Strike used AI-assisted tools as part of a solo development workflow. Audio, visuals, and code assistance were crafted using a curated set of generative tools all directed, reviewed, and shaped by a single human creator. Synergy Strike is handmade at its core.

Some code is generated by AI, some image materials are generated by AI, and some music is generated by AI.

We use image generation AI for some character portraits, backgrounds, eye-catching images, etc. All images used are processed and used after confirming that they have a commercially available license.

Use of Generative AI Generative AI was used during the development period in a limited capacity, specifically for code generation assistance and for temporary placeholder image (sprite) assets used only during the early development stage and test play. All image (sprite) assets generated by AI at the placeholder stage were used exclusively for testing purposes. These AI-generated assets are not included in the released version of the game that players play. In the released version of the game, all sprites have been completely replaced with assets that are either hand-drawn by the developer or obtained from legitimate asset stores. As a result, players will not encounter any AI-generated image (sprite) assets during gameplay. Even at the provisional stage, great care was taken to avoid any infringement of third-party copyrights. Image generation was strictly limited to generic, non-distinctive materials with no risk of copyright infringement. Examples include the following (note that all such provisional materials are replaced with custom assets or assets from the asset stores in the released version of the game): - Background wallpapers (such as copper, silver, gold, or rainbow-style gradients) - Decorative text elements and font design prototypes - Common, generic pattern materials (such as brick blocks, metal pipes, springs, wooden boards, etc.) By using generative AI in this manner, players benefit primarily in the following ways: - Improved development speed, enabling faster delivery of updates and balance adjustments - Cost efficiencies in development, with savings Lead enhancing the overall game experience and strengthening player support If you have any questions or concerns about AI use please feel free to contact us at the email address below. For inquiries, please contact us at either of the following email addresses: socravinci1@gmail.com socravinci@icloud.com

AI has been used in art and music creation.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The cover image of the store page was generated by AI.

The character images and other images include AI-generated content. There are no elements generated by AI in real-time.

Some graphical assets were generated with AI assistance.

Most of the images, backgrounds and some texts in this game are AI-generated.

The game's background music was generated using AI

Some of the art is currently generated by AI as I am a solo developer with no experience. All artwork and models will be replaced with authentic ones in the future but for the early development and my lack of skill this was the best option.

ai is used to put things into words i couldn't otherwise because of my autism and for editing images and content

No AI generated Images, Audio or code in the final product.

ElevenLabs Speech Synthesis has been used to pre-generate the voice over for the tutorial.

We used AI tools to assist in the creation of the game's music tracks.

Some of the game's background images were generated using AI rendering.