Where do games disclose AI use?

SI is used to generate character voices in dialogues.

AI-generated art objects

We use some character portraits and simple UI elements.

RoadHouse Manager was mostly made by a single human on a quest to make the ultimate roguelite set in a roadhouse! Quitting his job at Activision Blizzard and undertaking this quest took years of 60 hour work weeks equaling many 1000s of hours of labour, lots of brain-effort, tons of money, roadhouse research, and many rare Earth resources; eventually going way over budget, forging this entertainment out of raw willpower melded with passion-sauce. Eventually to complete his universe-given quest, this dev delved into the dark side of forbidden technologies of 2026, including devil-spawned AI-tooling, the vile monster of which was used, to make some ear-stuff and eye-stuff in lieu of hiring other humans that could not be afforded at this time, to fill in content gaps with the best possible tools available at the time of production. Go-go human race, hurray!

No AI is used in the game. Only used in illustrations outside of the game.

IA is used for the background of the main menu

Cover and banners in the store page.

I've used AI to generate some 2D textures and background images.

Individual character portraits in the game are generated using AI and then refined by artists before use.

As a self funded, mostly solo indie dev Ai Art has been used during development for prototyping and concept art as well as promotional/marketing materials. All art in game before and during early access should be considered a WIP and not final. It is my goal that sales during EA can fund hiring artists to update/replace this content.

Due to the fact that card games require a large amount of illustrations and illustrations, and I do not have the ability or financial resources to implement them, many AI generated images are used in the game. If you mind, please do not make a purchase. But if you are willing to trust me, then I can assure you that all AI generated images in the game have been manually reviewed and processed, and will not produce obvious strange or abrupt feelings. As for the source of AI models and copyright issues of training data, I only purchased relevant material packages from Epic Mall and did not participate in generation and training.

Some artwork in Deal of the Dead Final Cut was created with the assistance of OpenArt AI software.

The steam capsule with the soldier, mage and mobster Is ai generated. There Is no ai content inside the game.

Two photos on the store page had the background generated by A.I. - Library Capsule (600 x 900 px) - Page background (1438 x 810 px)

We used artificial intelligence as a tool for our artists. We created the visuals of our game with artificial intelligence tools, and our artists edited and finalized these visuals. We want to give you a unique experience by combining the convenience of technology with our art.

An AI-assisted voice-over was included in the game's Early trailer. Most of the questions in the game were generated by artificial intelligence and translated into 8 different languages.

AI-generated and modified imagery for backgrounds and gameplay elements

The program code was partly generated by GitHub Copilot.

The game's intro video and ingame backgrounds were first created with 3D renders and then styled using Stable Diffusion. However, no images were created from scratch with ai. The resulting visuals were then cleaned up and refined using PixageFX and a pixel art editor. Additionally, a large portion of the character voiceovers were done using 'murf.ai' except 'Mike Jack'.

Some visual concept references in this game were created using AI tools during the early design phase. All final game assets were manually created, customized, and refined by our development team. No AI-generated content is used directly in the final product.

Part of the art assets were generated using AI tools to create initial concept sketches, which were then manually adjusted and revised by artists. The final work combines AI-generated foundational designs with human artistic revisions. The translation process for languages other than Chinese utilized AI & human revision.

ChatGPT was used to localize in game and Store Page text.

We received support from artificial intelligence in developing some visuals in the game.

AI used in play test images of cards and audio of final victory song

Steam store page capsules

Some in-game content, such as simulated chat spam and cutscene art in WISH (as befits the narrative) was created with the assistance of AI powered tools.

Some of the store artwork (Steam capsules) are designed with assistance of generative AI. The game itself - includding the music, levels, code and all artwork - is "hand made" without any of this AI stuff.

Angel Guardian was developed with the help of AI tools across our creative pipeline — including story development, dialogue, enemy balancing, difficulty tuning, concept art exploration, animation prototyping, music iteration, and voice experimentation. AI acted as a creative accelerator, allowing us to rapidly test ideas, refine systems, and expand the scope of our world. All content was directed, curated, and finalized by our human development team.

Capsule image Ingame Texts Ingame Images

Visual art

- Text-related: Translation of store descriptions for non-Japanese stores

GenAI is used to create 2D character design concepts as reference images for 3D modeling. It is also used for some UI icons, a limited number of 3D asset models, and translation of in-game character dialogue.

The achievement icon in the game store is generated using AI

Some AI tools were used as part of the creative process to assist with brainstorming, polishing text, and improving efficiency in content creation. However, all final assets, visuals, and materials are manually reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team to ensure original quality and consistency with the game’s vision. No, the game does not use AI to generate content or code in real time during gameplay. All gameplay logic, assets, and mechanics are fully pre-defined and designed by the development team. AI is used only for traditional gameplay elements such as enemy behavior, pathfinding, and combat decision-making. These systems are entirely pre-programmed and do not involve generative AI. The goal is to provide challenging, reactive encounters that feel dynamic and engaging for the player.

Some of the characters' phrases that they say during gameplay.

AI-generated art was developed based on original sketches and artwork created in our studio. We used a private LLM trained exclusively on our own original artwork to iterate and experiment with various visual concepts before finalizing our artistic direction. This process allowed us to efficiently explore creative possibilities while ensuring the final art assets remained true to our unique vision and aesthetic. AI was also assistive in code and project management.

Generative AI tools were used during the development of Academy: Become a Hero to create and refine several game assets. The disclosure of its use is as follows: 2D Art and User Interface: All 2D illustrations, UI elements, icons, and menus (including upgrade screens, stage selection, and customization menus) were generated using AI tools and subsequently edited and refined for final integration. 3D Modeling: The main character (Troid) and its skeletal meshes were created using Meshy. We hold a valid commercial license for all content generated and used in the project. Localization: Game localization and translations into all supported languages were performed with the assistance of AI large language models to ensure global accessibility. Audio and Voiceovers: For the introductory cinematic, AI was utilized to modulate and process the developer's original voice recordings to create distinct and characterized voices for the different characters. All AI-generated content has been manually reviewed, corrected, and finalized by the developer to ensure artistic consistency and technical quality.

All images, text, music, code, and other important parts of the game are created manually. We have used AI for some of the translation, as well as for creating some textures (for example - wall posters). The usage is minimal, and you probably won't notice it. This is done to speed up the development process. In the future, we may replace these assets if we deem it necessary.

Artificial intelligence was used both for multilingual translation and for creating the DLC illustrations.

Generative AI was used to partially create the background images on the marketing assets.. The game itself is hand-crafted, hand-drawn, and animated by a human hand!

Part of graphics generated by AI.

The game is a research project into how the use of AI would affect game production, so AI has been used for images, voiceovers, code, dialogue and other areas as much as possible. Just to see what sort of results it provides.

It has translations to the english that I got from I.A. and some of the animations during the gameplay as well.

Portraits were generated by AI

We are experimentally using generated AI as a reference for some background materials or for textures.

We generated drafts for the game's and company logos, part of the capsules art, the voice in the trailer and the store texts. Then we adapted them to our liking.

游戏中部分美术素材由AI生成

AI was used to generate old version of steam page banner, and now it's as main image on most of community news.

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

AI-generated story invention AI generated audios AI-generated translation AI generated videos AI generated images This game use AI Art. Special Thanks to the following Creators of... KLING AI (Videos) Wonder AI (2D Graphics) Runway AI (Trailer Voice) Chat-GPT / OpenAI (Translation) DALL-E (2D Graphics) Replica AI (Voice) Meshy.ai (3D Models)