Where do games disclose AI use?

Programming with AI. For the art assets, the demo currently uses AI-generated art assets, which will be gradually replaced with artwork created by professional artists before the game’s release.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with character artwork, educational text, translations, musical compositions, and store and marketing materials. This content was prepared during development. The game does not use generative AI during gameplay or connect to external AI services.

I use generative technologies strictly in a supporting role, including: brain-storming; editing text; altering images; research; transcription… Generated assets are never the first seed nor the last product of any content in my games.

Some in-app text (character dialogue) and translations were drafted with AI writing assistance and edited by the developer. All graphics are drawn at runtime by hand-written code, and all sounds and music are synthesised by code; no AI image, voice or music models are used, and nothing is AI-generated while you use the app.

Some in-game backgrounds and character and item artwork, as well as promotional artwork, were created using generative AI. AI also assisted with text localization. No generative AI is used during gameplay.

Generative AI was used during development to assist with some images, translations, and background music.

AI tools were used to assist in creating some visual assets and sound effects for this game.

TTS/AI voice lines, along with some images and models.

The protagonist was entirely hand-drawn. Some of the in-game tilesets, objects, background music, and sound effects were created using generative AI, and all AI-generated assets were manually retouched and edited by me before being used in the game.No generative AI content is generated during gameplay.

I use generative technologies strictly in a supporting role, including: brain-storming; editing text; altering images; research; transcription… Generated assets are never the first seed nor the last product of any content in my games.

We used AI tools to help create artwork, music, and text, including translations. We selected and refined the visuals to fit Nightclub Security's cartoon style.

I built my own Agentic AI harness, and then used it to build this game, including some assets & animations etc.. I'm not a developer, I'm a Functional/UX/Graphic Designer that finally found a tool that could help me build my dream games... There is no AI running in the game or generating anything live. I wouldn't consider the game "vibe coded", it has been months of obsessive iterations to ensure the functionality and user experience is of the highest level, which was 100% designed and directed by me, using Agentic AI to build to order. It's far from a "one-shot" prompt hope and prayer... and I think you'll be surprised when you see it.

The character portraits and in-game UI graphics in this game were generated with the assistance of AI tools

Artwork, video and voice performances in this game were created with generative-AI tools and selected and edited by the author; the writing was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the author. Nothing is generated while you play.

本作では、一部のゲーム内アートワーク、アニメーション用素材、音楽などの制作に生成AIツールを使用しています。生成された素材は開発者が選定・編集・調整し、ゲーム内で使用しています。ゲームプレイ中にAIによるコンテンツ生成は行われません。

No generative AI content ships in the game itself — all in-game art, music, sound effects, writing, and design were created by the developer. Generative AI was used only to create some of the store/marketing capsule images.

Generative AI was used to help create some of this game's marketing artwork, including the store page header and capsule images, based on descriptive prompts we wrote. Generative AI was also used to assist with writing the game's English-language localization (in-game menus and interface text).

The content of Dark Dice Dungeon was produced with the help of generative AI tools: the illustrations, the music and sound effects, the in-game writing, and the English and Spanish translations. All of it was then selected, edited and assembled by hand by the developer. Nothing is generated while you play: the game ships with fixed assets and never connects to any service.

Some assets have been generated by AI

Generative AI was used during development to create playing-card court illustrations and promotional artwork, which were reviewed and adapted for the game. No AI content is generated during play.

All code, images, sounds, songs, and writing were AI generated.

We use Claude Code, Fable, for coding procedurally generated assets for this game.

Just some images for the webpage

Some art assets in this game — including scene backgrounds, character portraits, promotional images, and music — were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development, and were manually selected, retouched, and integrated by the developer.

During development, some of the game's art assets were created with the help of AI image-generation tools, then curated, adjusted, and integrated by hand. The game does not generate any AI content in real time during play.

Multilingual translation.

This game uses AI-generated 2D art assets, including block icons, character sprites, and tower visuals. These assets were created with the assistance of generative AI image models and have beenreviewed and curated by our team. All gameplay logic, story, and sound design are human-authored.

Generative AI was used in the creation of some artwork. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the creation and refinement of some pre-generated visual and text content. All content included in the game is reviewed and curated by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services.

Assets in Graphical Assets, including Store assets and Library assets, are used AI to design.

Generative AI tools assisted in producing content for the game and its store materials, including some images, music and character voices. Starlit Hall Studio designs, selects, revises, integrates and reviews the final content. All content is prepared before release; the game does not generate content or connect to generative AI services during play.

We used Generative AI for UI Elements in the Game UI. Until they get reworked by an Artist.

Use AI for drawing art materials, generating music, and writing game code.

Artwork, sound

all made by AI

Visual assets and music in Homeward on the Wind were created with the assistance of generative AI tools and were reviewed and refined by the development team. The game does not generate content in real time. All storylines, choices, and interactions are pre-designed.

This game uses pre-generated AI-assisted artwork for character portraits, store images, and some illustrations. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

The game used generative AI for coding, and the machine translation of the game into languages other than English.

We use AI tools as part of our development pipeline: some images were generated with AI, and AI-assisted tools support parts of the production process. Everything produced this way is reviewed, edited and integrated by hand - the design, gameplay systems and final content are our own work.

As a solo developer, I leverage generative AI tools to efficiently create visual assets and UI elements. Much like an automated tool helps a single craftsman, this technology allows me to bring my vision to life independently, maintaining full creative control over the game's mechanics, logic, and design.

Generative AI tools were used during development to help create some of the game's artwork, including zombie character sprites, hammer icons, achievement icons. All AI-assisted artwork was reviewed and selected by the developer before being included in the final game. The store page description was also written with the assistance of an AI writing tool.

Part of this game's written content was drafted with generative AI tools — some of the in-game text and the English and Japanese localisations — and was then reviewed and edited by the developer. All of it is pre-generated: the game calls no AI model at runtime, nothing is created live by AI while you play, and the computer-controlled opponents are a hand-written, rule-based system. In-game art is original procedural drawing or licensed third-party assets (a third-party icon library under CC BY 3.0); music is licensed from Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 3.0); sound effects are CC0; and the store capsule images are drawn procedurally inside the engine. Full asset credits are shown in the game's "Assets & License" screen.

Generative AI was used in a limited and disclosed way while making this game. Artwork: the logo and wordmark were created with the help of a generative AI image tool, then edited, recoloured and assembled by hand into the store and library artwork you see here. Text: parts of this store page description were drafted with AI assistance and edited before publication. Nothing in the game itself is generated by AI. The match engine, the simulation, the player and club database, the match commentary and every other piece of in-game text are hand-built and hand-written. The game does not call any AI service, and no content is generated while you play.

BitWise was made by a single developer with AI assistance, under the developer's direction and review. It contains no AI-generated images or voices: the game draws all of its art and synthesizes all of its sound with its own code. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.

Some environment art is AI-generated (game background and level-select planet images). Gameplay models, UI, store capsules, and trailer footage are original. Code was written with AI assistance.

The background music was generated with AI tools. In-game text translations were produced with AI assistance.

Part of the artwork in this game was generated using AI image tools and then edited by us. Being a tiny team, those tools are what made this project possible.

Some art assets are generated by AI and then manually optimized and adjusted.

I would use pictures, send them through Nano Banana to enhance and modify (Example: silver eyes for Bees) then have AI turn the creatures into sprites. Game mechanics are all mine but AI would make the Pop up's. (Example: For a $5 bonus correctly spell the territory you captured.) A few sounds are AI generated.

Some in-game image assets were generated using AI tools, but all of them have been re-arranged and painted over by our artists.