Where do games disclose AI use?

Some creative mockups was made with AI by the designers, and then used by our artists as general inspiration.

This game uses AI behind the scenes as part of the development pipeline.

We want to be clear about our position: we do not support generative AI in art and will not use it for content creation. All visual art, animations, and music in Aura Adventure are created by human artists. We only use an educational chatbot on our website to answer programming questions (https://initori.com/chat). This chatbot may be integrated into the game as an optional learning tool for syntax or logic questions, supplementary to the core experience. We will continue to hire human artists for all creative work—sprites, environments, illustrations, and soundtrack. This approach ensures authentic artistic vision and supports the creative professionals who make this project possible.

This game used generative AI in a limited capacity during development to assist with Blueprint/code writing and debugging. It does not include any features that generate content or code in real time during gameplay, and no art, textures, sounds, story elements, marketing images were created using generative AI.

AI was used to assist with asset and plugin development.

The game's program code contains AI-generated content.

Fog stole my programming ability, so a Drun and Ch helped me write this game.

During development, we used some AI tools to speed things up in areas where we weren’t as experienced. That saved us a lot of time, letting us focus on the fun stuff — creating cool gameplay mechanics, improving performance, and making sure the game runs smoothly without annoying bugs.

Kinmen Kill uses a custom-built AI agent that operates directly within the Unity Editor to write code and develop the game.

Umbra Survivors does not use artificial intelligence during runtime. AI tools were only used as development assistance to help prepare, optimize, or comment on code. All in-game content (graphics, sounds, text, and code) has been manually reviewed and originates from internal development or properly licensed sources.

Only AI Code was used. - Used to create C# scripts for the following features: floating object direction calculations, boss camera, replacing items in shop interface, porting over attack hitbox logic from laggy events into C# code, lip-sync implementation, online leaderboard send/receive, dynamic button swap with keybind update, proximity interaction UI call implementation, mouse/controller sensitivity options, dropped weapon properties. - Used to create external tools to speed up development: blender plug-ins, web tools to parse and modify event data, python scripts. - Used for debugging purposes.

We use AI to speed up our work. We don't create objects from scratch with AI, we only edit what we have drawn ourselves.

Some program code uses generative AI.

During the development of RAEN: Survival Frontier, AI tools were used in a limited way during the concept phase to assist with early visual ideas and text drafts. AI does not control gameplay, mechanics, character behavior, or in-game systems in real time. All content in the game has been reviewed, edited, and implemented by the development team.

AI is used in parts of the 3D asset creation and coding process.

Moderate ChatGPT-generated code within the app, all visual elements were made by me (for better or worse).

AI was used temporarily to prototype some UI elements. These will be refined or replaced during development.

whenever I write code, I ask Ai to polish my code, because my code is not that clean. for some of the art, I draw rough sketches and ask ai to make a more appealing version of it

AI was used as a limited production aid. All final content was reviewed and finalized by the developer; no AI content is generated during play; all assets are original or properly licensed.

This game was developed using limited AI-assisted tools during its creation process. All in-game content is manually reviewed and refined by developers.

Some artwork asset. Game code assistant.

AI technology was used in the development process of this game

In development, we used AI as a support tool for generating ideas and quick concept art in the early stages. The final game is based on ready-made assets and manual tweaking, so AI was used solely as an assistant in the creative process.

An AI-Copilot was used during coding, and an AI spelling and grammar checker was used for writing.

Some portions of the game code were written with the assistance of AI.

During development, procedural and AI-assisted tools may be used to support content creation. Regardless of the tools involved, the final experience reflects the creative vision and craftsmanship of the solo developer behind the project.

Script written by Claude.AI

I used Ai to help improve my typing speed in certain area's. I laid out the entire game design on a whiteboard prior to making the game, and during the development process I used tips for organization of my global variables and other small improvements to my Visual studio file. Wanna know what I used Ai most for? "Hey can you move my art down on the screen by 15 pixels?" XD just so I wouldn't have to edit X-Y values so often. Ai is great at dealing with some of the tedium of programming. :) This is a Human designed and Human made game, Ai just helped me speed along.

We only used generative AI during development on a limited basis to create early drafts (e.g., environment sketches, UI mockups, and character concept art). All final assets shipped in the game, on the store page, and in marketing materials were further edited, reworked, and reviewed by humans, and they do not infringe copyright, likeness/publicity rights, or trademarks. During gameplay, the game does not connect to any AI services and does not produce live-generated content; players will not encounter dynamically AI-generated images or text.

Games use AI as a creative aid in conceptual design.

We use AI to create RPG Maker plugins that adjust parts of the game engine to improve game experience.

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Certain visual elements within the game and marketing materials were manually created by the development team, with AI assisting in troubleshooting during development. The game's AI does not generate real-time content.

The vast majority of the artwork in the game was created by our team of artists, hired freelancers or purchased on market places. In some cases, AI was used to generate reference images to assist with the creative process, but all final assets were either fully redrawn or significantly refined by human artists to ensure quality and originality.

During development, generative AI was used for some visual references and for spelling assistance.

In the game project, AI was used to write part of the code. Developers only need to describe requirements in natural language—such as designing gameplay mechanics or optimizing the UI—and AI can automatically generate corresponding code snippets. It also supports code completion, bug fixing, and performance optimization. This significantly boosts development efficiency, lowers development barriers, and makes the game development process more efficient and convenient.

AI tools were used in a limited, supporting role during development to assist with certain technical and creative tasks. The vast majority of the game including gameplay design, environments, story, music, and presentation is created directly by human developers. AI-generated content is not central to the experience and is used only as part of the normal development workflow.

I used AI to generate the assets and assist in code development, but AI is not used in-game.

This game was developed with the extensive use of generative AI 'Gemini' for many processes, including coding and image generation. While AI helped improve development efficiency, all final adjustments and quality control were done manually to ensure a polished experience for players.

We have used a small amount of AI-generated content only as placeholders during development. All final game assets, store page materials, and marketing content will be created by our team and replaced before release. No AI is used to generate content or code during gameplay.

Ai is used to edit what needs editing by me and to generate some ideas and make texts work since i'm really bad at that being autistic

Some of the code is written using AI.

We used partial ai generated code to aid development.

AI was used to help with some code, before the developer became aware of the harm of using genAI. The developer does not condone the use of genAI. No AI has been used for art, animation, textures, 3d assets, or music.

AI currently assists me with tasks I can’t handle alone without 'overspending.' It’s versatile—useful for generating images (though I edit them later), writing code, and more. Since I’m a beginner, I rely on it for almost everything, even just to verify parts of my games.

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.

Generative AI was used during development for assistance, but no AI-generated content is included in the final game.

AI has been used to generate some artwork and code snippets that I have reviewed

This game does not contain any AI-generated visual or audio assets. I only used AI as a tool for: - Brainstorming and idea generation - Assistance with translations and wording - Improvements to certain code sections and algorithms