Where do games disclose AI use?

Generative AI used for only localization on interfaces and subtitles.

Translation creation

The voice lines & some images in the game were generated using AI. Store page art is also generated using AI.

Used AI to assist in writing and translating the English store page description.

Spy Carnival uses generative AI as a creative aid during the art production process. AI-generated visuals was used strictly as reference material and visual inspiration. All final artwork visible in the game has been reviewed, reworked, and refined by a human artist. No raw AI-generated output is used directly in the game.

Some visual assets (store artwork, in-game portraits, backgrounds) were created using AI generation tools.

Some images, icons, voices, and text are generated by AI.

Some trivia questions were generated with the assistance of AI tools. However, all questions and answers have been manually reviewed, edited, and fact-checked by me before being included.

Disharmony utilizes AI-assisted translation for some of its localized content.

Generative AI tools were used solely to assist with localization and translation processes. All translated content was reviewed and edited by the development team before being implemented in the game. The game does not use live AI-generated content during gameplay.

Generative AI was used as a supportive tool to enhance the visual details of character portraits and a specific in-game interactable item. Additionally, AI-assisted technology was utilized to refine multi-language translations to ensure linguistic accuracy for global players, and AI-generated voice technology was used for the audio narration in the main teaser video.

The game uses an offline local LLM to dynamically generate NPC dialogue, parse player's text commands, and judge the player's actions in court. The game uses zero generative AI art or audio assets.

AI assisted in the game design and development.

The 3D models are standard purchased assets (e.g., Synty Studios) and are NOT AI-generated. Generative AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT) were used to assist in writing parts of the game code during development. The background music tracks and sound effects were created using generative AI tools. Additionally, some marketing materials on the Store Page (such as the logo and capsule artwork) were created using generative AI tools.

We use AI to power dynamic conversations with hand-crafted NPCs. Each character has a unique personality, backstory, and knowledge base. Their dialogue is generated in real-time based on your questions, creating authentic interview experiences that feel natural and unpredictable. The AI runs completely offline on your machine. No internet connection required, and your conversations remain private.

Some of the game and promo assets (Less than 5% of all the game assets) were made or improved using AI as a temporal decision and will be replaced when it's financially possible

This game uses AI-generated artwork for character designs, card illustrations, and visual assets. As a solo indie developer, I used AI tools to create base artwork, which was then manually refined and edited by hand. All AI-generated content was created during pre-production and does not generate new content in real-time during gameplay.

Some images on the store page have been created using artificial intelligence.

Generative AI was used only to create some pre-rendered in-game visual assets.

Generative AI was used to create a small portion of the in-game soundtrack. Specifically, 3-4 music tracks played via an in-game 'boombox' tool were generated using AI. All other assets, including 3D models, code, and gameplay mechanics, have been created manually without the use of AI.

Some marketing assets and a few 3D models were created with AI assistance, some sprites were created with AI, while all core gameplay, design, and creative direction were developed by the team.

During the development of our game, we utilized generative AI to create the main background image used in the game scene.

Character skill images are made with Image Generator.

Some of the art references were made by AI

Yes. That Game? uses generative AI (for example ElevenLabs) to create some of the voice-over lines used in the game. All AI-generated audio is pre-recorded during development, not generated live while the game is running, and every line is reviewed and approved by the developer. The game does not allow users to create their own AI-generated content.

Used for some texture generating.

Using AI for Generating Art and assets

In the development of the game, generative AI models were employed for the following purposes: Generating reference imagery and concept sketches for 3D character and environment designs Producing prototype visuals for certain user-interface (UI) elements Facilitating rapid, consistent translation of in-game text for multilingual support All AI-generated assets were rigorously reviewed by our team to ensure originality and meet quality standards; manual refinements were applied where necessary. No real-time content generation, gameplay logic, or code creation relies on AI during runtime.

I've only used generative AI to create a few decorative paintings that appear in the game environment. No character models, UI elements, or gameplay-related assets were generated with AI. I'm a solo developer without an art background, and I used AI just to fill in some gaps during development. In the future, I plan to work with professional artists to replace or enhance these assets.

Some content in this game was created with the assistance of AI tools. This includes: Library Hero image (partially generated using AI-based image generation tools) Certain background music and sound effects (created or enhanced using AI composition tools) A portion of character voice lines (generated using AI voice synthesis for non-playable characters)

There is some writing which is provided for the player to simulate the conversational style of LLMs when the player is pretending to be the ship's computer. This text was generated via LLM.

Translations made with Ai help

AI used to generate and edit community images, marketing and Concept Arts.

Some logos, text, in-game translations, and character voices were created with AI assistance. All other gameplay content, including characters, animations, and code, is handcrafted.

Our small indie team has responsibly used generative AI tools to accelerate our development while maintaining full creative control. We used MidJourney to generate base visual assets, which were then carefully edited, customized, and rendered by our artists to match the game’s artistic direction. These AI-generated elements are part of the final visual content, but were not used “as-is” and underwent human refinement. For localization, we used AI-based tools to assist with proofreading and translation consistency, ensuring clearer communication across languages. No AI systems are used during gameplay or in real-time content generation. All interactive and gameplay logic was developed by our team. We fully comply with Steam’s policies regarding AI use, and all assets were created and integrated within the scope of ethical and legal use. Transparency and player trust are at the heart of our approach.

Some visuals within this content and on the store page have been generated using AI.

Due to time and budget constraints, we have received AI support in 2 UI elements. Our work plan will be to redesign them as soon as possible.

Currently we used AI to create the capsules for the game's store page. The game itself does not contain any active form of artificial intelligence, except for our steam capsules, all other things were created by humans.

AI only was used to create the achievement images

Generative AI is used to create logo and banner images.

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.

Only the tutorial narration is AI voice generated.

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

Generated images are used as placeholder art for certain role portraits.