Where do games disclose AI use?

Generative AI was used to assist in the creation of promotional artwork, marketing images, and store page assets. No AI-generated content is produced during gameplay, and no gameplay features rely on generative AI.

AI was used throughout the development of this Application. Many aspects of the UI and audio optimization were created by AI tools.

Generative AI was used during the development of Phantom Fools as a helper tool. It was used for some images, sound effects, music, and small parts of code. The 3D models, animations, most of the code, and the main game design were made by the developers without generative AI. Everything made with AI was checked, edited, and added to the game manually. The game does not use generative AI during gameplay. No live AI-generated content is shown to players.

Image and BGM made by AI

Monster Pit features handcrafted assets created by talented artists, musicians, and creators from the indie community. AI image generation tools were used during prototyping and stylization to keep the overall visual direction together.

This game utilizes pre-rendered generative AI to assist in the creation of specific 2D/3D environment buildings and UI assets. These tools were used alongside traditional development methods to build out the game's world.

This game uses generative AI tools for code creation, refactoring, debugging assistance, and drafting and revising store text. All AI-generated output is reviewed and edited by the developer before use. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay, nor does it connect to any external AI services.

We used AI for many of the map assets and graphics heavily modified by humans.

The game's programming, art assets, and music are mostly generated with the assistance of AI.

Some character avatars have been generated, created, or designed with the assistance artificial intelligence.

The sole background image in the game is AI-generated.

ai assisted programming and level testing

A portion of the in-game assets and promotional images were created using AI generation tools.

This product uses AI to generate conversation responses and voice output in real time. All AI processing runs locally on the user's machine. No content is pre-generated or stored on external servers.

Generative AI tools were used to create the 2D character sprites and background art in this game. All final assets were manually edited, resized, aligned, and integrated by the developer. AI language models were also used as coding assistants during development. All music tracks in this game are 100% original, human-composed pieces created by The Cyber Den. Sound effects are a combination of original recordings and royalty-free assets. No music or audio was generated using AI.

本游戏由两人团队制作，部分素材使用生成式 AI 辅助完成，包括角色立绘、背景图、CG 、背景音乐、角色配音、及部分商店宣传素材。开发过程中会对生成结果进行人工筛选、修正、后期处理和统一风格调整。 游戏过程中不会实时生成 AI 内容，也不会连接外部 AI 服务。

AI Generated Assets Included

This game uses generative artificial intelligence to create images and 3D models based on period (American Civil War) photographs and illustrations.

This game features AI-generated soundtracks and translations.

This game does not use generative AI to create any shipped game assets, including artwork, audio, or other player-facing content. We prioritize human-created assets and content throughout the development process. We may use AI-powered tools internally to assist with development workflows, research, testing, debugging, automation, marketing, and other backend tasks. These tools are used to support development efficiency and do not generate content that is presented directly to players as part of the game experience.

Artificial Intelligence is used to generate the following assets in the game: Text translations and images inside the simulated webpages.

Generative AI tools were used to assist in the creation of certain visual assets and sound effects. All content was reviewed, edited, and implemented manually by the developer.

Static art assets (store-page capsules, in-game card art, in-game icons) and audio placeholders are generated via Replicate (Google Nano Banana Pro for image, Lyria-2 / AudioGen for audio) using human-authored prompts. Outputs are reviewed by the developer before shipping. No live AI generation occurs during gameplay; all assets are baked at build time. I would like to pay for human assets, but I am moving fast. In the same way that AI turned 12 months of dev time into 2, it also affected how I skinned the MVP. This is best for communicating intention, and I can polish it with human art if there is traction.

AI was used to created the library graphical assets and store graphical assets

Some visual assets and promotional materials for this game were created or assisted using generative AI tools. All content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer.

Artwork, Sound design, Music, Gameplay and Programming are human-created. AI was used to pre-plan artwork, editing/extending images, generating background sounds and music, and to speed up coding. AI images are being temporarily used in the Steam Store presence and will be removed and replaced before game's release.

Full release of the game will have NO AI generated content. Currently, I am using AI generated UI images temporarily only during development phase.

AIvy is a next-generation desktop mascot whose character dialogue is generated by AI on the fly.When you talk to AIvy, or when the character spontaneously speaks up about something happening on your PC, the words aren't pre-written scripts — the AI thinks them up and replies in real time. The generated dialogue is then read aloud by a text-to-speech engine, synchronized to the character's lip movements.[What the AI generates]- The character's dialogue (text)[What the AI does NOT generate]The 3D character itself (VRM model), facial expressions, animations, UI, and sound effects are all pre-authored assets. No images, video, or music are generated by AI during use.[About the AI models]Dialogue generation (default, local inference): AIvy is a local LLM runner built on llama.cpp (the same kind of architecture used by LM Studio, Jan, GPT4All). On first launch you pick from a dropdown the open-source language model best suited to your language — Sarashina 2.2 3B (MIT) for Japanese, Qwen 2.5 3B (Apache 2.0) for the others — and download it once from HuggingFace. From then on inference happens entirely on your PC, and your conversations are never transmitted externally. The in-app catalog only offers models under permissive licenses (Apache 2.0 / MIT).Dialogue generation (optional, cloud LLM): For users without local-LLM-capable hardware, AIvy additionally offers optional cloud LLM integration with OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google Gemini. Network traffic occurs only when the user has explicitly registered their own API key with the chosen provider in the in-app settings. API keys are stored with OS-level encryption (Windows DPAPI) on the user's device and are never sent to any AIvy server (we don't run one). Usage costs are billed directly by the chosen provider. When this feature is not used, no external traffic occurs and inference runs entirely locally.[Streaming / video creation]You may freely stream, record, and share content created with AIvy. Just follow the license terms of the VRM model, each TTS engine, and the language model you actually use — commercial use, monetization, and credit requirements vary per VRM/engine/model.[Things to know]AI responses vary every time, depending on the model you choose, the personality you configure, and what you say. For the rare case of an unexpected response, you can switch personality presets, change models, or pause speech at any time.

This game uses AI-generated tools to assist in the creation of certain assets, including music and logo design used in promotional materials such as the trailer. All gameplay content, art direction, and game design are created by the developer.

about AI I hope you can understand： With the help of AI, I created some of the game's background music and part of the visual assets.

Character portraits and some narrative text were created with AI tool assistance during development. Game design, story direction, building sprites, music, and sound effects are human-authored. All content is reviewed and approved by the developer.

The game wasn't made with AI, but the marketing photos for the game were made with AI.

Generative AI is used to create sound effects and voice lines. The AI-generated images provide foundational 2D artwork for promotional materials that are heavily stylized and edited. All the AI-generated assets are static, pre-baked and there is no live, real-time interaction with AI during gameplay.

AI was used to translate the game into Japanese and Spanish and to correct English mistakes.

Enemy head textures were AI generated to avoid use of the likenesses of real people. All other assets were human-made.

AI was used to generate initial language translations, which were then reviewed and refined by human editors to ensure quality and cultural accuracy.

We use AI for code review and task scheduling.

Our development process incorporates some AI-assisted tools to help create ambient textures and environmental assets. All assets have been extensively refined and integrated by our artists to ensure they align with the game's unique PSX/VHS aesthetic. We are committed to maintaining a high-quality human-led artistic direction.

We continue to draw all game art by hand. Some of our sounds have been generated using a tool called ElevenLabs. We use a wide range of co-development tools to help optimise and test the code in our minigames. We have used tools like OpenAI to help with localisation of our content to other languages.

The game's radio includes AI-generated music tracks.

Uses some AI for some assests, and throughout the development processes.

Generative AI was used only for some store page marketing images, including the box art. No AI-generated content appears in the actual game.

Some visual assets used for HackMeNow’s Steam store page, community assets, and marketing materials were created with the assistance of generative AI tools and then reviewed/selected by the developer. The game itself does not use live generative AI during gameplay. No AI system generates player-facing text, images, audio, code, missions, or other dynamic content while the game is being played.

Generative AI has been used during development to create certain concept art, promotional materials, visual mockups, and marketing assets. These assets are used for early-stage presentation and community engagement. Gameplay systems, game design, programming, and final in-game content are developed and curated by the development team. No live-generated AI content is currently generated for players during gameplay.

Its used for some Art and some of the Code

Since this is a large project for a two-person team, we used AI assistance to refine some code and create certain images that were difficult for us to capture in the real world. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, adjusted, and approved by us before being included in the game.

LLM coding tools were used to assist programming and for localizing text into non-English languages. No AI tools were used in the art process, audio, game design, or balancing. No version prior to 0.9 contained LLM output.

LLM coding tools were used to assist programming and for localizing text into non-English languages. No AI tools were used in the art or audio.

Generative AI tools were used as part of the development process. For store page materials, AI-generated outputs were used as reference material. The final store assets were manually edited and assembled by the developer. For the game itself, generative AI tools were used to assist with the creation of some in-game visual assets, such as sprites, and to support programming and implementation work. All AI-assisted content is reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer before inclusion. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay and does not generate images, text, audio, or other content at runtime.

Artificial intelligence has been used for "Localization".