Where do games disclose AI use?

Music and some visual assets used in this experience were AI generated

Generative AI tools (including Unity AI) were used to create the capsule art for our store page and certain icons within the game's user interface design.

Generative AI has been used to assist in developing this game.

Pre-Generated: Source code generated with AI coding assistance (Claude Code by Anthropic), directed and reviewed by the developer. A portion of visual assets generated with AI image tools, edited and integrated by the developer. Live-Generated: None.

This game uses AI to generate design drafts and sketches for some characters and scenes. All final in-game assets have been manually adjusted, revised, and finalized by the development team. Additionally, some in-game music and voice lines are AI-synthesized, all of which have undergone full manual editing and post-processing by our audio team.

- Character Model - UI - BGM

Burner Empire uses generative AI in the following ways: During Development Some visual assets in the game were created with the assistance of AI image generation tools. These assets were reviewed, curated, and integrated by the development team as part of the game's overall visual design. In Gameplay Burner Empire features an AI-driven bot fleet that populates the game world with computer-controlled players. These bots use a combination of scripted decision logic and AI-driven behavior modeling to simulate realistic player activity — cooking drugs, deploying dealers, traveling between districts, and engaging in PvP. The bot fleet exists to ensure the game world feels active and competitive regardless of the current number of human players online. The bot fleet is not generative AI in the traditional sense — it does not produce text, images, or creative content. It is a behavioral simulation system designed to make the multiplayer environment feel alive during off-peak hours and at launch while the player community grows. What AI Does Not Do No generative AI is used to create real-time dialogue, procedurally generate game content during play, or make decisions that affect monetization or player accounts.

AI is used to generate some art and sound during parts of development. As a solo dev this is a way for me to test gameplay easy. Translations for store pages are also made with AI

Most localizations were done with AI.

Card art Images and Hero Portraits & Items

None of the assets seen or heard in the game have been generated by AI, but AI generated images and music have been used when ideating the finished content created by humans. AI has been used to help in the coding process and localisation, but everything has been always checked (if not created) by at least one human. Localisations usually have been created by one person and checked by another to assure quality of translations.

Localized content utilizes AI

In-game text translation Promotional images for the store page Initial concept drafts and references for in-game artwork

AI generated music

AI was used to assist with programming and refining in-game text (item descriptions, skill descriptions, UI text). Key art and logo are human-created. All other visual and audio assets are default RPG Maker MZ assets provided under license.

All content created using AI (artwork, code, audio, etc.) is pre-generated. No content is created using AI during gameplay.

This game used Text to Speech programs to generate audio clips for high quality voice dialogues.

Some assets were generated using AI tools. All assets were created using a subscription service for in-game use. (BGM, 2D Art, 3D Model, UI)

Some visual assets and textures were generated using AI tools and refined by the developer.

Some prop textures for 3D assets in the game were created with the assistance of AI tools.

Assisted with coding and created images for sprites and achievements.

The achievements and images shown on the store page were generated or modified using AI

Generative AI art is used as placeholder content until the game is further developed.

As part of the development process generative AI is used to assist designing art assets, sound effects and music.

Note: AI tools were used to help translate the store page and assist in the creation of the game's music.

Some background music is generated by AI.

Generative AI was used only to create the artwork displayed on the main menu screen. All other content including gameplay assets, UI, audio, and code was produced without generative AI

Some of the music/sound effects in this game were arranged or edited with the assistance of generative AI tools. All AI-generated audio was reviewed and curated by the development team.

The steam shop page features some language translations that were generated with the help of DeepL. The game itself does not use any AI generated translations or any other AI generated assets or code.

This game uses pre-generated visual assets, including images and cinematic sequences created with external tools. These assets are used for environmental storytelling and menu presentation, and do not involve real-time AI generation.

AI helped with coding, testing and illustrating this game. There is no in-game AI.

Some visual assets and UI elements were originally created by a human designer and later refined with the assistance of AI tools to improve clarity and polish. In addition, some background music was created with the assistance of AI tools and then edited and integrated by the developer. All final assets were reviewed, modified, and implemented by the development team.

Certain visual and audio assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development and were manually edited and refined by the developer. All gameplay content is handcrafted, and no generative AI is used during gameplay.

Some graphical assets are AI-assisted

Football Conquerors uses generative AI tools during development for some pre-generated assets and iteration workflows, including concept visuals, selected card/store artwork drafts, music drafts, and writing/code assistance. All AI-assisted outputs are reviewed, edited, and approved by the developer before release. The released game does not generate player-facing content or code in real time during gameplay, and it does not require a live third-party generative AI service during play.

When creating this game, our team utilized the support from Trippo AI for modeling, and Doubao for concept artist. We finally created the whole level design by UE5.

Dust & Diamonds is a 100% solo project. The idea for this game came to me a few days after my son was born — my first child. I was celebrating with my cousin and bet him I could build something like Motherload in two weeks. As you've probably guessed, I lost that bet spectacularly. I'm writing this almost a year later, and my son turns one in a few days. I have a degree in computer game engineering, but I live in a small town with no game studios — so I drive a pallet jack around a warehouse by day and build this game after hours. I can't afford to hire an artist or a composer. To bring this world to life at all, I turned to generative AI tools. I'm not going to hide that. How does the game use AI? Graphics (2D): A significant portion of the visual assets — character portraits, environment elements, buildings — was generated using AI, then manually retouched, edited, and assembled by me in the engine into a cohesive style with a parallax system. Music and sound: The musical tracks in the game were generated by AI. Fittingly, this ties directly into the game's lore — the "Relics of the Old World" (our 21st century) collected by the goblins are canonically works created by AI before the great cataclysm, carrying the lost wisdom of humanity. What's mine in this game is the design: how the economy works, how water behaves in a flooded shaft, when a ceiling collapses, what the old man says across the counter. I came up with each of these systems, wrote them out, tested them, and reworked them a dozen times until they behaved the way I wanted. I'm just a regular guy who had an idea for a game about digging in the dirt and was stubborn enough to see it through. Thank you for your understanding and support.

During the early prototyping phase, I use AI tools to visualize initial concepts and create temporary placeholders. All of these have been completely replaced in the final game with hand-crafted art created by myself and talented freelancers.

Some music and graphic assets were created using generative AI and have been reviewed and edited by our team.

The Game uses AI Generated Music & Main Menu Backgrounds

AI was used to create 3D models of game units

Generative AI was used to aid in the preparation of store visuals and multi-language localization. The final content is not entirely AI-generated, as it has undergone significant manual inspection, confirmation, and refinement to ensure quality.

Some textures were created with AI, but heavily modified after.

Grid Grind was created 100% using Cursor Ai for code.

This app includes pre-generated content created or assisted using generative AI. This includes the game logo, title screen, certain story-related images used during key moments of the game, a majority of item-related visuals (such as weapons, armors, accessories, and quest items), and approximately 60% of character portraits used in dialogue. All such content was selected, reviewed, and in many cases manually edited and integrated by the developer before being included in the game or on the store page. Additionally, most of the game's plugins were developed with the assistance of AI tools. No AI is used at runtime or during gameplay.

Music samples/loops have been partially produced with tools utilizing generative technology.

Some of the image materials were generated using AI.

Generative AI was utilized in the process of creating and optimizing UI background images and certain in-game text content, such as item descriptions and lore. All AI-generated assets were carefully reviewed, retouched, and edited by the developer to ensure they align with the game's unique atmosphere and artistic vision.

The game's translation was partially assisted by AI, but all in-game text was created and edited by real people. AI was used to enhance a small portion of the textures, but these were always manually refined afterward and served only as one method to make the textures sharper alongside other hand-made improvements in graphic editors. All images, including signs and drawings on the walls, were commissioned from real artists.

Some menu visuals were created using AI tools and refined by the developer.