Where do games disclose AI use?

AI-assisted tools were used during development for select artwork, marketing materials, and for code bug-checking/optimization. All gameplay, design, balance, and core assets were handcrafted by the developer. The game does not use AI to generate content during play.

Capsule/library artwork is AI generated.

Text format, marketing, music postprocessing

Store description and promotional graphics generated using AI tools.

AI is used for some visual assets.

AI was used to create some of the artwork, sprites and music.

During the development of D.R.I.F.T., some AI tools may have been used for optimization and generating graphics. However, AI is not used in the game at any point during gameplay.

The game currently uses AI-generated music that will be replaced with an original human-written soundtrack before release or any major public beta.

・Some background images (they have actually been edited before use) ・Certain parts of the in-game code

Haze uses AI to generate unique, procedural game content that ensures no two playthroughs are identical. AI-Generated Content: - Scene Imagery: Scenes are generated using Replicate's imagen-4 model, creating unique visual environments as players explore - Narrative & Dialogue: Google Gemini generates scene descriptions, story text, and contextual responses based on player actions - Interactive Elements: AI analyzes scenes to determine clickable areas, available actions, and discoverable items How It Works: When players explore the game world, AI services generate new scenes and narrative content in real-time based on the current story context and player choices. This creates a dynamic, branching experience where the horror unfolds differently for each player. Data Usage: Player interactions are processed to generate contextually appropriate content during gameplay. No player data is used to train AI models. Game content is generated on-demand and stored locally on the player's device.

We used generative-AI tools during development for some art and audio, plus AI assistants for code and copy edits. All results were reviewed/edited by us. No in-game or real-time AI; no player data is sent to AI services.

Using a fully completed game design document created by a Software Engineer, 100% of the game's code was generated via an AI Coding Agent. Aside from the fonts and audio assets, all functional and visual components are the result of AI-Generated code.

Some writing tools and image-generation processes were used alongside our own artwork. We begin with concepts and exploratory art created in-house, and these tools help us produce consistent final assets when needed.

Character portraits are pre-rendered by AI along with some voices. These are placeholder assets and will not be in the final product.

Some images, textures, text elements, sounds, music, names, and marketing copy for the game were created with the assistance of generative AI tools.

We use AI to generate some graphic assets.

This game uses Google Gemini AI to provide real-time educational information about locations on Earth. The AI assistant responds to player questions about geography, history, culture, and natural phenomena. All AI-generated content is educational and factual, with responses converted to speech using Google Text-to-Speech. The AI does not generate user-created content or allow custom prompts - it only provides informative responses to predefined question categories about Earth exploration.

Some of the music used in the game and promotional materials was generated or composed using artificial intelligence systems.

We used AI tools to optimize and enhance some of our pictures used in market page. They are not fully AI generated, just edited.

This game includes AI-generated English voice and minor content.

AI was used initially to prototype a design of the logo for the 1st game Astro Fighters. This design has been manually adjusted from the AI concept and now forms a part of the Astro Fighters and Astro Fighters 2 logo designs.

Some artwork, in-game videos, and voices are AI generated for prototyping purposes but are planned to be entirely replaced with human-made content by the end of development and before release.

Some visual assets in the game were created using AI.

Game uses AI only for visual and text content. Card illustrations and free avatars were created with the help of AI tools. Some in-game texts were edited using AI.

AI-Generated Music

Some visual assets in the current Early Access build are placeholder concepts used during development. Original artwork is being produced and will replace these assets progressively throughout the Early Access period.

AI is used to make code that I can't understand, math is hard for me, some text may also be generated with AI but most is written by me. Everything else is made by my, art, music and concepts.

This game uses AI-generated music tracks and AI-generated UI icons. All AI content is pre-rendered and shipped as standard audio and image files. No AI generates content or code during gameplay.

AI is used for one select character voice. Will be replaced in future update

No AI-generated content is used in gameplay or in-game assets. Only certain promotional banner images incorporate AI-assisted elements derived from original in-game artwork.

宣传图，标题文字，以及游戏中敌人的图片使用AI生成。

Store capsule was AI-assisted and edited by the developer. No real persons or third-party IP were used; commercially cleared.

AI was used to generate multiple images on the page

During development, some visual assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools as part of the content creation process, including certain achievement icons. In all cases, the assets were reviewed, edited, and integrated by the development team. The final game experience reflects the creative direction and artistic decisions of the developers.

Using AI voice for in-game AI voice

Use AI-guided model style generation

I'm using an A.I. modified voice as a joke (which works great, by the way!). I'm using A.I. generated planets, stars and asteroids - all that stuff you see on the deepest layer of background (excluding some easily recognizable hand-drawn objects here and there).

During the development of this game, generative AI tools were utilized to create initial concepts and base drafts for some of the visual assets. Most things were first sketched by human imagination, then professionalized by AI to give players the most flawless visual. All of these AI-generated drafts were then heavily edited, redrawn, and finalized by the developer in the pixel art program Aseprite to fully match their unique artistic vision. All final in-game assets reflect the developer's own pixel art style and effort. AI music is also included. The game does not use generative AI to create any content in real-time during gameplay.

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

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

We are using an AI-generated capsule image for our market research and testing phase. Once we wrap up these tests, we will create and share the final hand-painted capsule art.

Graphic elements like some icons and backgrounds. We are working to change it.

This game uses AI-generated content for the BGM and some in-game images (e.g., food and animal images).

AI is a narrative theme, and AI was used as a coding resource.  However, no AI was used in the creation of the art, music, or dialogue.

Most StoryBay images are AI generated. Most of the Radio musical song tracks are AI generated. Most of the spoken dialog is AI generated.

The game promotional images and translations were partially created using AI. The game graphics and sound effects were also partially created using AI.

Some AI-generated assets are currently used as placeholders. These will be replaced with human-made assets before release.

Some visual assets on this page as well as in-game content include pre-rendered imagery generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. These images are used for illustrations only. This game does not contain any AI live-generated content nor code.

The images used for the header, store, library, and those related to logos and marketing were created with generative artificial intelligence.

As a one-person indie dev on a small island, with a clear idea, some programming skillz, minimal artistic talent, and practically zero funding, using AI has helped me actually to finish developing Lightyears of Fervent Warfare. I started developing LoFW during COVID-19, when I began learning game development as a hobby during Seychelles' lockdown. I had coded my MSc project in C# and was able to code everything by hand. I was even able to design the pixel graphics on my own. Then COVID-19 ended, life continued, and LoFW was left in the dust. This year, I experimented with the Cursor and Midjourney AIs and discovered that I could leverage them to continue developing my game part-time. Using Cursor to modify my existing code and generate new code via vibe coding helped me implement features quickly. This gave me the time to focus on the actual game design, the feature set, and testing. And while I still work on most of the pixel graphics by hand, using Midjourney to generate more complex graphics has helped me save time and resources that I don't yet have. Sure, using AI still takes time; I can be pedantic and tend to modify and optimise everything manually. Chastising AIs, reviewing code, and doing manual edits to the graphics are now part of my workflow. AI shenanigans notwithstanding, I do hope that you'll support my game!