Where do games disclose AI use?

The comic intro is AI generated

Two profile pictures (one of these designs is also used as a decal on a tool), all of the "records" in the main characters room, designs on the vape packaging, and a background image for a vending machine were created with Adobe Generative Fill. The Security Robots and The Coffee Time video use audio generated by TTS Maker. The TOS was templated with AI as a generic TOS and meaningful elements were edited in. The Coffee Drink descriptions are pure, unfiltered, AI corpo-garbage-text. I used AI for these purposes because the uncanny-valley, soulless, style was exactly what I wanted as an art direction. I wanted to depict a future in which the soul of the world has been killed by AI. Making humans create art in the style of AI sounds completely dehumanizing, but you're entitled to your opinion.

AI generated concept art may end up in the game in some derivative form. AI may be used to debug, improve, or prototype code. This applies only to a small subset of content. The majority of content in the game does not involve AI generated content.

This game includes dialogues generated with the help of a conversational AI and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

AI is not used in game. However it was used for the capsule images.

To create a unique art style, I employed various technical methods during development, including the use of AI-generated tools to assist in producing some of the materials. These tools significantly streamlined my workflow as a solo developer, allowing me to focus more on core gameplay and detailed refinement. This approach ultimately delivers a richer and more immersive post-apocalyptic world for players. All content has been carefully curated, refined, and integrated to ensure it aligns with the game’s overall quality and artistic vision, while also complying with applicable copyright regulations.

A.I was used to generate in-game painted props, and some of the games OST.

I used Ai to help us with logo's and store front images. We do not use any AI in game or any assistance to program.

Photos were edited with Adobe Photoshop AI Tools

AI will be used to create more languages as I am only fluent in two languages.

The Store Page Art Utilizes A.I. generated art to depict the game's premise and content.

Texture of some paintings in the environments is AI generated.

Additional images for merchants, difficulties and skills.

AI image generation tools were used to create several posters, signs, and book illustrations.

The background of the capsule image on the store page was drawn by an artist, but then stylized using AI.

Cover art.

AI assisted with early art concepting. Every piece of final in-game art is handmade by the developers.

During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. This includes generating reference- and base-material for 2D art as well as text-to-speech audio material.

The farm background of the store page is assisted by artificial intelligence, and no artificial intelligence is used in the game.

AI usage for Coding, Voiceacting, Localization and Graphical Assets made this solo project possible.

Basic, limited AI use in one of the promotional art assets.

Some voice-over lines are AI generated.

Only voiceacting

The game includes enhanced images and generated text-to-speech audio.

We use AI for creating some of the promotional images, and very small percentage of 2D art.

Midnight Margo features photo collage style graphics, made up of photographs, digital painting and AI-generated textures.

The game uses AI-generated images. Some character's voices and sounds are AI-generated. Some texts are assisted by artificial intelligence.

Players can create and modify games using text prompts. The game uses AI (LLM) to understand the player's request and then uses LLM to construct the game using a pre-defined asset library.

AI is used for cinematic cutscenes and certain 2D assets, but the majority of the work is done manually. The characters are actually hand-painted. Similarly, code workflows include partial generation for certain C++, C#, and HLSL functions.

The Steam capsule artwork relies on AI-generated character visuals, further refined through manual editing. The "Suspicious Accident" puzzles use AI-generated artwork for scene elements, arranged and edited manually for the final compositions.

We used AI-assisted tools to help create pre-generated assets such as concept art variations and promotional material. All final in-game assets are fully owned and licensed by us, and do not include illegal or infringing content. The game does not use live AI generation during gameplay.

Card Survival: Tropical Island - The First Days used an early version of MidJourney exclusively to generate character portraits.

Human creation and the use of AI : ➧ 100% of the game's sounds were purchased and designed by humans. ➧ 100% of the animations VFX were purchased and designed by humans. ➧ 100% of the interface was designed, customized, and integrated by me over more than two years of meticulous, case-by-case attention, representing thousands of hours of work. These interface elements come from numerous resource packs purchased online from human artists such as Kodiac Graphics and his amazing Mercenary GUI https://kodiakgraphics.itch.io/mercenary-rpg-gui or PONETI and his 4000 icons https://poneti.artstation.com/store/zVzR/4000-fantasy-icons or PVGames and his trully unique 2D Srpites used as cosmetic in-game coat of arms appearances, REXARD https://assetstore.unity.com/publishers/13229 Dream Circle for hundreds of incredible animations vfx https://dreams-circle.itch.io/ And many more ! Generative AI was used to create backgrounds images such as class backgrounds, menu backgrounds, battle backgrounds. I recently updated the sprites of all the enemies in the game using generative AI; the retro 3D rendering is incredible and perfectly matches the art style. All this represents approximately 15% of the game's graphics assets. But this was done carefully and sparingly, and in conjunction with human work and my artistic direction. ➧ 100% of the game's music was made by humans 15 Soundtracks by Alexander Nakarada 1 Soundtrack by Wolfgang Muermann 26 Soundtracks by Alkakrab

Generative AI is used in this game to assist with localization, helping to translate in-game text into multiple languages efficiently

- Part of our English voice cast is created by using AI to modify the live actors' voices. - Several of our in-game Radio stations feature music generated with AI .

Marketing materials are made with AI, including Art and Music.

Some minor polish such as wording refinement and UI icons were assisted using AI tools. All 3D models, animations, gameplay systems, UI implementation, sound and visual effects, and narrative were created entirely in-house.

Some background and terrain texture images in the game were generated using AI and may have been manually edited. The courses in this game are procedurally generated using (traditional) algorithms, not on AI-based methods."

Our team uses generative AI tools to assist in developing some game assets.

This game uses artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help optimize code and improve development efficiency and runtime performance. Additionally, character voices in the game were recorded by the developer himself. The voice was then synthesised by AI to create different character voices. These technologies enhance the overall quality and experience of the game.

AI assistance is used in the drawing process of character avatars

The AI generates answers to your text inputs in real time.

some textures were generated with AI

The images in the game are collages and/or modified parts of images created by AI. Each image was processed and animated manually by a human.

AI used for: cover art elements.

AI used for: cover art elements.

UPDATE: over 90% of the AI-generated content was removed! Some of the 2D art and music in The Classrooms were originally created with the help of AI tools, not as a replacement for artists, but to get the uncanny, slightly "off" look of AI-generated content. This was intentional, as it reflects the kind of strange content the Superstructure itself would make. Our goal has always been to evoke that uneasy and almost-familiar feeling. To build on this while moving away from AI, we are now trying approaches like fan art contests to gradually replace this content, while still preserving this unique aesthetic. For video and music production, we plan to collaborate with real people, though budget and scheduling mean this will take time.

Generative AI was utilized during development to create Steam capsule designs, in-game UI assets, and the trailer music. All assets produced using AI are fully owned and licensed for commercial use by us.

- AI voice changer applied to some voice acting. - Some in game posters.

Some images in the middle of map loading are retouched using AI to improve their appearance, artistic retouching of some images for advertising, original images (screenshots) were used and retouched to make them more striking.