Where do games disclose AI use?

Some graphical and auditory assets for Sonak were developed using Image and sound effect generation software. The majority of generated content is Icons, and sound effects that the player will encounter while playing Sonak. All assets generated were manually changed and designed to fit the look and feel of the game.

AI-assisted coding tools were part of the development process. AI tools were used to assist the audio production of this game.

AI was used to create all the visuals in the game. However, every illustration required manual reworking, whether through adjustments, graphic polishing, or integration into the game. I understand that some may not appreciate this approach. Please know that my main goal has always been to create a fun and enjoyable game. I am a solo developer who left my job to dedicate 100% of my time to making video games. To be honest, I don’t know how to model in 3D or illustrate in 2D, which is why I used AI as a support tool. I’m fully aware that AI can be seen as a sensitive topic, and that’s why I’ve been reworking the visuals as much as possible. My wish is also, if the game allows me the resources after release, to collaborate with a 2D artist to further enhance the visual identity. Thank you sincerely for your understanding, and I truly hope you’ll enjoy playing Vampire Cat despite these choices. Your support means the world to me.

Some graphical assets in the game were created or modified using artificial intelligence algorithms. This applies only to certain elements of the game visual artwork.

AI was used to help create cutscene background.

Most in-game sprites and item art in this game were generated using DALL·E. As a solo developer, generative AI tools allow me to create a breadth of visual content that would otherwise not have been possible. All assets were carefully selected, curated, and integrated to ensure they align with the game's vision and quality.

AI-generated artifacts

A-Genro is an AI-powered rover that learns from the way you play. Whether it’s your strategy, movement, or combat style, it picks up on your habits and adapts to help you play smarter. Over time, it becomes a personal assistant in the game, giving you support when things get tough and even taking over in auto-pilot mode when needed. The more you play, the better A-Genro gets—becoming a powerful ally that matches your skills and helps you level up your game. Train it, trust it, and let it take your gameplay to the next level!

Radio moderators voice

Relic Hunt features AI-generated images, including item icons, player avatars, and various other visual elements.

Création du Logo du jeu.

AI was used to generate a base concept for store capsule art, which was modified and filtered.

Some image assets in the game of lesser importance (character portraits, item icons) are made using a process that includes AI image generation. This will be replaced with original artwork in the final product.

Cutscene backgrounds are partially AI generated. Store page and main menu have partially AI generated backgrounds.

For Lets Get Loot, we have used generative AI for some store materials and also for some of the music within the game. Aside from this, the gameplay experience does not include in-game generated assets, functionality, or any other form of content.

The icons and UIs used in the game are created with AI-generated images.

Some visual assets in Poker Clicker were initially created with AI image generation tools, then manually redrawn and refined by the developer to fit the game's visual style.

Artificial intelligence was used to create promotional art. Also for creating some graphic parts in the game.

Part of the art resources in this game are generated through AI technology and undergo manual secondary processing To avoid potential infringement risks

Many card images in the game are generated using AI.

We will use AI-generated marketing images for our promotional pictures. The usage locations will include the main promotional image, vertical promotional image, library promotional image, library profile image, and library home page image on the store page. The original materials are self-created and will be processed by AI for later use. There are no AI elements or AI-created content within the game.

Artificial intelligence was used to create the content of the store page and to create the logo that will be visible on the store page.

The game itself is hand crafted, but the song in the music video and some character portraits involved AI.

Some concept art uses AI.

This game incorporates generative artificial intelligence to create select assets, including some in-game textures and AI-generated voices, enhancing the immersive and dynamic player experience. This game does not use AI to live-generated content or code during gameplay.

AI use was minimal and limited to non-gameplay elements, such as generating some in-game audio, assisting with draft texts, and providing a rough sketch for the initial logo concept. All gameplay, design, and final assets were created and refined by hand.

Store page header image is partly ai generated

Generative artificial intelligence was used to create some background graphics for the store and the game

Due to the limitation of development funds, the game's equipment icons, item icons, objects on the scene, and animation sequence frames of characters are generated with AI-assisted generation. This game only uses pre-rendered art assets, not real-time generation AI. If the financial conditions permit, we will gradually replace these art assets.

Some elements of Underside: The Lift were partially created using generative artificial intelligence tools: Several environment artworks and the project logo were generated with the help of AI tools and later refined manually. A portion of the in-game notes and lore texts were drafted with the help of AI and then edited by the developer. The game's Steam store page and marketing materials do not include AI-generated content. Only minor editorial assistance from AI was used when writing the store description. There is no generative AI operating in real time within the game itself.

AI images are used for item icon graphics.

AI assisted creation of game scenes, monsters, skill icons, item icons, and other content.

A limited number of images are initially generated using FLUX before undergoing manual enhancement.

Some AI-generated music is still used, which is replaced in the Early Access version.

Some images and backgrounds in the game are AI-assisted assets that have been carefully edited and refined by me. The artwork is a blend of self-designed visuals and AI-generated elements, with adjustments made to harmonize color patterns.

Character concepts and some design elements were created with assistance from ChatGPT, in close collaboration with the creator (Abstract Gaming). This approach ensured thoughtful planning and a focus on integrating original ideas, balancing AI support with human creativity.

AI-generated art object

The game's login screen and the image used in the game's promotional image were generated by AI

AI technology was used for select visual assets and localization. Character illustrations and in-game designs began as AI drafts and were refined manually to match our style.

Some 3D models of objects, sounds, music, translation and voice-over of text

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

Non-screenshot marketing imagery generated by AI.

All visual art and assets in Nightmare Frontier were created entirely by human hands; no art assets in the game have been generated or assisted by AI. Our use of AI is strictly limited to translation and localization. Specifically, AI-powered translation tools were used to help adapt and refine the game's text across different languages.

Generative AI was used in the multilingual translation process.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

We use text-generating AI for localization in this game.

The music is AI generated. The Chinese translations are AI generated.

The logo and music are generated by AI. I have the right to use them.

AI was used to aid in creation of a logo design.

As a two man bootstrapped indie team, achieving our game's vision without AI would have been literally impossible. We have used AI tools such as Midjourney for item icons, some materials in game, & parts of our trailers. We also used AI such as Soundraw.io for our soundtrack in-game, Suno for trailer music, Elevenlabs for voice acting, and a few other AI tools for technical areas of the game.