Where do games disclose AI use?

We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.

Made the steam page art with AI

Portions of textures, programming code, and in-game text were developed with AI assistance.

Well, just some images for background and characters that produced by artists and AI, were checked by artists and issued as free. So these assets are ok to use.

The in-game CG animations were generated using AI.

Some temporary sound files and graphic resources during development

In Wizard Cats, AI is used to write the code that powers spells created from runes. No art is generated using AI - all art is hand-drawn by our talented team of artists.

BGM is generated using AI

No generative AI content.

We use pre-rendered AI content. Loading screens and UI elements are done with AI.

The game and steam page contain images of units, buildings and characters created by the AI.

some map

The backgrounds of the game's start screen and pick screen were pre-generated by me via AI, and some of the in-game icons were generated by the author via AI. Here is their license: License: Assets can be used personally and commercially. You can modify the asset. You cannot re-distribute the files, even modified versions.

Some images in the game were generated using AI

"I used AI-generated images that I worked with Photoshop on the start screen, lobby screen, and stage selection screen."

Backgrounds and Store Page assets.

This game uses generative AI for creating parts of the programming code.

We used AI-generated images as a basis for part of the images on the store page and made manual modifications

AI was used in the BlueSky/Concepting phase of development to help ideate some designs of characters and UI to save time on our small team. Stable Diffusion using in-house created libraries and loras created from our own original art and not publicly available libraries was used in this process. These concepts are then taken and turned into functional useable game art created by hand, by real artists. Oftentimes this human created art ends up looking nothing like the original concept. No where in the game is any raw AI art used.

I have incorporated artificial intelligence elements into the promotional images of the store, which can make the store look more like what I hope and quickly visualize my ideas

AI was used to generate the picture on the menu screen as well as the game's logo picture. AI was not used to write code or has anything to do with gameplay. I didn't have an artist at the time of creation.

This game's development leveraged Gen-AI to sample in-game sprites for the player and enemy ships. These same sprites have been sent over to paid artists to create their own renditions of these sprites. All other assets such as music, sound effects, and steam page capsules were created by paid artists.

Generated AI is used for background images. Generative AI is used for some expressions in scenarios.

I used the AI for button making and background

Some graphics, icons or design

We use AI to generate icons for props, but we perform secondary processing such as cutout, color grading, and adding shadows. This is just a small part of the content in the game.

This game includes AI-generated images, text, and code. There are no live AI-generated contents.

We used procedural AI-generated art to assist and enhance all our art for the Dogs and Cats (towers assets) inside the game. In all cases, the final product is a direct and faithful representation of the creativity and expression of the creator(s) of Elemental Dog Defense. No art was created directly by a prompt; every sprite and art piece represented in the game was first designed by hand and then enhanced with AI tools.

During the development process, we may use AI-based tools to assist with content creation. In those cases, the final product reflects our creativity and expression.

some map, capsule and Library assets

In this game, AI was used to facilitate the creation of character avatars and illustrations, as well as AI localizations and dialogues and steam page localization.

UI Elements

There is a radio station that put on air AI generated songs, random generated NPCs have access database of pre-generated topics of discussions, there are collectable lost media VHS featuring short experimental films made with AI generated and real footage

Some images are created by generative AI.

The main menu background is AI generated. That same art is used for some of the Steam Capsules.

Event artwork. Character design

This game makes usage of generative AI in various forms. - Image generators for marketing/store page materials and loading screens in game. - Sound generators and text to speech models for robotic announcer voice and some of the SFX. - 3D model generation for a limited subset of assets.

Only for store page, backgrounds and image parts

Concept arts in this game are generated by Stable Diffusion.

The game's logo and store promotional images are generated using AI.

We use AI as a tool for initial concepts and drafts in some areas. All final content for the game, store page, and community is carefully curated and polished by our team.

Promotional image generated by discord

During development AI was used for : - Images for 3D texturing - SFX generation - Parts of code

Some 2d icons were generated, as well as the menu background.

Used in some of the game's logos and illustrations.

Includes some usage of AI art generation

The in-game mech, with its icon partially generated by AI.

The capsule and library background assets are generated by AI.

Midjourney created the game backgrounds, the mouse and all of the vegetables.

This game includes images that are edited after being generated by an AI. -Map backgrounds (pixelized after generation) -Character sprites (silhouetted after generation)