Where do games disclose AI use?

Galaxor uses generative AI tools to support the creation and revision of selected visual content, including icons, artwork, banners, store graphics and marketing materials. Generated content is reviewed, selected and, where necessary, manually adjusted before being used in the game or on the store page. No live-generated AI content is created during gameplay.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some early visual concepts, select sprite bases, music/audio drafts, and voice/audio prototypes. All AI-assisted content included in the game was selected, edited, refined, and reviewed by the development team to fit the game’s final style and direction. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

MindGate's content—including character illustrations, related store and promotional images, and in-game text—is created by the developer using generative AI tools. The developer directs, selects, edits, and finalizes every asset, and makes all gameplay design and balance decisions.

Several of the original tracks included with the base game were created with the help of AI tooling as was some of the initial iconography and translations.

We used Gemini (Google's Generative AI) to assist with Japanese to English localization and text translation.

Some of the artwork/Images were Ai Enhanced to make the images clearer. The localization(languages) was done by Ai.

AI has been used to generate SFX files. If you know a real human that is willing to make these, let me know!

Generative AI was used only to assist with localization/translation partially. All localized text was reviewed and edited before release. No AI-generated content was used otherwise.

Generative AI was used to assist with some in-game text and voice narration. All content was reviewed and integrated by the developer.

The game was made only by me and my friend, we are starting out in this endeavor, and AI helped us a lot. The programming code was assisted by artificial intelligence. Some music might have been altered using artificial intelligence. Images outside of gameplay used to promote the game were adjusted using artificial intelligence.

Generative AI was used to assist in creating certain environmental textures, decorative artwork, and promotional materials. All gameplay systems, programming, level design, puzzles, story, and core game content were created by the developer and manually integrated into the game

Generative AI was used in the creation of reaction sound effects (burning, explosions, electricity etc.) only. All music and imagery is human-made and attributed.

Generative AI assisted with: English localization (AI-translated, developer-reviewed), some store-page capsule art (generated programmatically), and store-page description text. No AI runs live/at runtime in the game. Core code, game design and original in-game sprite art were made by the developer.

Storytelling Artworks

This AI usage is strictly limited to development assistance and does not generate any content in real-time for the players.

Some of the UI was created with AI assistance

AI tools may be utilized to increase development efficiency for various game content. Such content has been vetted for accuracy and consistency with the game's theme and ideas.

This game uses pre-generated AI-assisted artwork for some visual assets, including store artwork, library assets, logos, and selected 2D fantasy background images. These assets were created or edited during development, reviewed by the developer, and included as fixed images in the game or marketing materials. The game does not use live generative AI while the player is playing. No AI system generates new dialogue, quests, characters, images, audio, or gameplay content during gameplay.

We have used AI as a translation tool to translate this game from Japanese to English. As a result, some parts of the text may contain unnatural phrasing or content that differs from the original intent.

Some of the game's 2D art (character sprites, scenery, item icons and store artwork) was created with the help of generative AI image tools, then curated, edited and integrated by the team. Parts of the game's code were written with AI assistance under developer direction. All AI-assisted content was reviewed by the developers. The game does NOT generate AI content at runtime and does NOT connect to any external AI service.

Parts of development (coding assistance) and the store/marketing page's text and graphics were created using AI-assisted tools (including Anthropic Claude). In-game graphics and audio come from licensed asset packs or were assembled manually; no content is generated by AI at runtime within the game.

Some 2D artwork in Akwarium (characters, UI, environments, and store images) was created with generative AI tools, then reviewed and refined by the developer. No gameplay content is generated by AI in real time.

This game is a solo-developed project. Generative AI tools were used as part of the production workflow, including assistance with code and base visual assets. No generative AI output is used as a final in-game asset – all assets were manually edited and finalized by the developer. All gameplay design, creative direction, balancing, and content decisions were made by the developer.

A pre-rendered cinematic intro sequence was created with the assistance of AI-based video generation tools. Some visual assets were generated or refined using AI image generation.

Generative AI was used during development to create selected pre-generated audio assets used in the game, including background music and sound effects. Generative AI was also used to create selected studio logos and promotional artwork used on the Steam store page and in marketing materials. No content is generated by AI during gameplay, and the game does not connect to any external AI services.

During production we use generative AI in one narrow way: internal placeholders. Rough concept sketches and scratch voice lines hold a spot while the real assets are being made. Every placeholder is flagged in-engine, and none of it ships in the game players buy — the release version contains no generative AI content. Testers in early builds may spot flagged placeholders; that's what the flags are for. All art, writing, and voice work in the finished game is made by people. We know even placeholder use is a fair thing to question, so where we do use these tools, we aim for ones that license their training data and compensate the creators behind it.

AI is used for all sounds: sounds effects, musics.

AI Assisted Coding AI Assisted Localization

C helps about the game.

Some visual assets and music in the game were created with the assistance of AI tools.

Some music and assets in this game were created with generative AI tools, then manually reworked and adapted by the developer. The game design, code and integration are the developer's own work.

Some textures and some code has been created with AI assistance.

Google AI Studio Build and Antigravity were used for coding. ChatGPT was used for design. Stable Diffusion, Gemini 3.1 Flash Image, DALLE-3, MAI-image-1, and GPT-4o were used for images. Suno was used for the BGM. ElevenLabs Sound Effects was used for the sound effects.

This game uses AI-assisted tools for the creation of some content. Certain artwork, voice lines, and sound effects are generated or assisted using third-party AI services, including ElevenLabs. All AI-assisted content is reviewed and integrated during development to ensure it fits the game’s style and overall experience.

General coding. General imagery, including character art and skill icons. All BGM. Some sound effects. General translation.

Generative AI was used to assist in creating certain visual assets and concept art. All AI-generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer into the final game.

Generative AI has been used when creating some of the images in the menu and as well as when editing some parts of the audio tracks.

AI was used to create some textures that were applied to custom 3D models such as environmental items, clothing, weapons, 3 of the player faces, and some of the 2D UI background.

A small number of icons and minor graphical assets currently used in the game are temporary placeholders created with the help of AI. These assets will be replaced with original, custom-made artwork as development progresses. Our goal is to use fully original content in the final version.

The game's music tracks were generated using AI tools (ElevenLabs Music, on a paid commercial plan, and Stable Audio Open) and were curated and edited by the developer. Key art and some promotional images were created with AI image generation (Stable Diffusion) and reviewed by the developer. All gameplay visuals, game design, and code are original work. No AI content is generated at runtime.

Our team uses generative AI tools to help develop some in game assets.

AI tools were utilized to generate art assets on the store page and in-game.

As a small, two-person independent development team, we have used generative AI to help create a limited number of pre-generated assets during development. This includes portions of the store capsule artwork, a number of UI elements and icons, and approximately three lines of dialogue for a single enemy. The AI-generated visual content is used solely as placeholder artwork to support our Early Access proof of concept. These assets allow us to focus our limited resources on gameplay, systems, balance, and overall game quality while we continue development. Replacing these placeholder assets with original, commissioned artwork is a planned and intentional part of our Early Access development roadmap. No generative AI was or will be used to create gameplay, game logic, programming, level design, music, sound effects, visual effects, or any live-generated in-game content.

Pre-generated AI tools were used to create some visual assets and promotional artwork, including UI concepts, store page artwork, icons, and environmental illustrations. These assets are reviewed and curated by the developer before inclusion. The game does not use live-generated AI content during gameplay.

Command Doctrine uses generative AI to create some of the content you play. When you generate a scenario or a campaign, an AI model produces the map, the opposing forces, the objectives, and the written mission briefing from your prompt. AI is also used to write narrative battle reports, to create the images that accompany them, and to interpret the natural-language orders you give your units. This content is generated live by third-party AI services. We apply content moderation and input filtering to guard against inappropriate or unsafe output.

During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.

AI-assisted tools were used during visual exploration and iteration for some marketing materials, select visual drafts and music. Final design, creative direction, editing, asset selection, and implementation were handled by the developer.

Some art, music, and 3D assets in this game were created with the help of generative AI tools. Every AI-generated asset was carefully reviewed, refined, and hand-curated by the developer to fit the game's art direction and tone. The game does not use any live-generated (runtime) AI content.

Some visual assets, including characters, environments, objects, and backgrounds, were produced with the help of generative AI tools during development, then curated, edited, cleaned up, and integrated manually under human art direction to achieve a consistent visual style.

The visual art in Cat 3. The cat sprites, enemies, icons, relic, UI art, and the store/marketing images were created with the help of generative AI tools. I'm a solo developer and a programmer at heart: I can't draw, so I set up a local pixel-art generation pipeline to make the game's artwork. No AI-generated content is produced during gameplay.