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Beyond the Fracture contains both pre-generated and live-generated AI content.
Pre-generated AI content:
Some visual, audio, and voice assets were generated with AI tools during development and reviewed, edited, and curated by the developers before being included in the game. This includes selected construct opponent portraits, spoken name clips, character histories, and HERALD-7 commentary voice clips in German and English.
Live-generated AI content:
During first-time onboarding, the game uses external AI services to generate three candidate player identities live. Each identity includes a generated profile portrait and a generated spoken name introduction. The profile portraits are additionally guided by internal short character descriptions generated from predefined archetypes and prompt templates.
This live generation is constrained by predefined prompts, fixed character archetypes, a controlled name system, and no free-form text input from players. The player selects one of the three generated identities. The chosen identity cannot be changed during the current Playtest, and repeated regeneration is not available during normal gameplay.
No live AI generation occurs during normal matches after onboarding.
Generative artificial intelligence tools were used to assist with creating and iterating on some audio, visual, and code assets. All AI-assisted content was manually reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer.
This game uses generative AI to improve both the development process and gameplay features. During development, AI tools were utilized to generate certain text, visual, and audio assets.
All AI-generated content is reviewed and controlled to ensure it aligns with the game's design and provides a safe experience for players.
All voice dubbing (customer speech lines) was generated using AI text-to-speech technology.
Core gameplay design, code, and overall creative direction are human-authored.
Some visual assets and promotional images for the store page were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. AI-generated content is used for marketing purposes only and is not part of the gameplay experience.
Some images and visual assets used on this store page and in onRails, were created or enhanced with the assistance of AI-generated imagery tools. These materials are used for promotional and illustrative purposes only and may not represent final in-application visuals.
A note on AI-generated content
Tilting is a solo project. The code, design, gameplay systems, AI opponents, game logic, and writing are entirely my own. The visual and audio content is not. Virtually all of it originated in generative AI tools.
Specifically, AI was used for: store-page artwork (capsules, library art, hero), in-game art (character portraits, card art, venue art, UI elements), achievement icons, music, and sound effects.
My role on the non-code side was overwhelmingly that of a curator — prompting, regenerating, and iterating across different AI tools until the output fit the game's identity. I draw enough to make minor tweaks here and there on individual visual pieces; for the music it was mostly tool-shopping until something landed right. But the volume of art and audio this game ships with is far beyond what I could produce or commission as a solo developer, and the bulk of every non-code asset originated in AI.
Some artwork and visual assets in Crowned, including
card illustrations and background graphics, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All content was
reviewed, curated and integrated by the developer.
Our team's Generative AI policy is that we cannot use it at all for Assets, Sounds, and Arts. The only thing we have allowed ourselves to use Gen AI for is coding, although we have agreed we won't use Gen AI the first time we attempt to solve a problem. We only use Gen AI after having already attempted to fix a problem through YouTube videos, asking peers, etc.
Some static 2D artwork used in the game and Steam marketing materials was created with assistance from generative AI, then curated, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services.
Most of this game is AI-generated. In-game text (UI, game names, descriptions), graphics (player icons, vector elements), code and the majority of the micro-game implementations — all AI, then reviewed and curated by the developer. Localization to all non-English languages is AI-translated. No AI runs at runtime; everything is pre-generated and shipped statically.
Sarges Horrors may use AI-generated audio for placeholder or prototyping purposes during development. Final audio content is planned to be original and hand-crafted.
Some game and store page text or visual assets were created or refined with generative AI during development. This content is pre-generated and included in the shipped game or store materials. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services during gameplay.
Generative AI was used as a development assistant during this project. It helped with brainstorming gameplay mechanics, coding/debugging support, level design ideas, marketing copy, store description text, and some promotional/store artwork.
The game itself is a 2D platformer developed in Unity. Gameplay does not use live generative AI, and no content is generated dynamically during gameplay.
During the development process, I used generative AI tools to assist in creating certain art assets and sound effects. All AI-generated content has been reviewed and refined to ensure quality and consistency. The final product reflects my creative vision , and no illegal or infringing content is included.
Generative AI tools were used as supportive assistance in the creation of certain promotional materials, concept art, temporary text, and marketing content during development.
All final in-game content is manually reviewed, edited, and integrated by the development team.
Temporary pre-rendered visual assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. The game does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while running.
This game contains pre-generated content created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development.
Some icons were assisted by ChatGPT, some music was assisted by Suno, and some voice content was assisted by IndexTTS.
The game does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not generate text, images, music, voice, or other content in real time based on player input.
Driftbane: The Long Awaited uses generative AI tools during development for some character art, 3D character base meshes, music tracks, and as a coding assistant. The developer refines, integrates, and curates AI outputs by hand. All creative direction, narrative, design decisions, and gameplay are authored by the developer. No AI content runs at runtime in the game.
Generative AI tools were used to assist with writing, reviewing, and improving parts of the game's code.
All models, textures, images, sounds, and music used in Single Note are created through human work. The game does not use AI-generated visual assets, audio assets, music, or 3D models.
Single Note is developed by a small independent studio, and AI tools were used as development assistance during production. All final implementation decisions, testing, integration, and creative direction are handled by Fanjoy Studio. The game does not use live-generated AI content during gameplay.
Beyond the Fracture contains both pre-generated and live-generated AI content.
Pre-generated AI content:
Some visual, audio, and voice assets were generated with AI tools during development and reviewed, edited, and curated by the developers before being included in the game. This includes selected construct opponent portraits, spoken name clips, character histories, and HERALD-7 commentary voice clips in German and English.
Live-generated AI content:
During first-time onboarding, the game uses external AI services to generate three candidate player identities live. Each identity includes a generated profile portrait and a generated spoken name introduction. The profile portraits are additionally guided by internal short character descriptions generated from predefined archetypes and prompt templates.
This live generation is constrained by predefined prompts, fixed character archetypes, a controlled name system, and no free-form text input from players. The player selects one of the three generated identities. The chosen identity cannot be changed during the current Playtest, and repeated regeneration is not available during normal gameplay.
No live AI generation occurs during normal matches after onboarding.
Generative artificial intelligence tools were used to assist with creating and iterating on some audio, visual, and code assets. All AI-assisted content was manually reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer.
This game uses generative AI to improve both the development process and gameplay features. During development, AI tools were utilized to generate certain text, visual, and audio assets.
All AI-generated content is reviewed and controlled to ensure it aligns with the game's design and provides a safe experience for players.
All voice dubbing (customer speech lines) was generated using AI text-to-speech technology.
Core gameplay design, code, and overall creative direction are human-authored.
Some visual assets and promotional images for the store page were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. AI-generated content is used for marketing purposes only and is not part of the gameplay experience.
Some images and visual assets used on this store page and in onRails, were created or enhanced with the assistance of AI-generated imagery tools. These materials are used for promotional and illustrative purposes only and may not represent final in-application visuals.
A note on AI-generated content
Tilting is a solo project. The code, design, gameplay systems, AI opponents, game logic, and writing are entirely my own. The visual and audio content is not. Virtually all of it originated in generative AI tools.
Specifically, AI was used for: store-page artwork (capsules, library art, hero), in-game art (character portraits, card art, venue art, UI elements), achievement icons, music, and sound effects.
My role on the non-code side was overwhelmingly that of a curator — prompting, regenerating, and iterating across different AI tools until the output fit the game's identity. I draw enough to make minor tweaks here and there on individual visual pieces; for the music it was mostly tool-shopping until something landed right. But the volume of art and audio this game ships with is far beyond what I could produce or commission as a solo developer, and the bulk of every non-code asset originated in AI.
Some artwork and visual assets in Crowned, including
card illustrations and background graphics, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All content was
reviewed, curated and integrated by the developer.
Our team's Generative AI policy is that we cannot use it at all for Assets, Sounds, and Arts. The only thing we have allowed ourselves to use Gen AI for is coding, although we have agreed we won't use Gen AI the first time we attempt to solve a problem. We only use Gen AI after having already attempted to fix a problem through YouTube videos, asking peers, etc.
Some static 2D artwork used in the game and Steam marketing materials was created with assistance from generative AI, then curated, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services.
Most of this game is AI-generated. In-game text (UI, game names, descriptions), graphics (player icons, vector elements), code and the majority of the micro-game implementations — all AI, then reviewed and curated by the developer. Localization to all non-English languages is AI-translated. No AI runs at runtime; everything is pre-generated and shipped statically.
Sarges Horrors may use AI-generated audio for placeholder or prototyping purposes during development. Final audio content is planned to be original and hand-crafted.
Some game and store page text or visual assets were created or refined with generative AI during development. This content is pre-generated and included in the shipped game or store materials. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services during gameplay.
Generative AI was used as a development assistant during this project. It helped with brainstorming gameplay mechanics, coding/debugging support, level design ideas, marketing copy, store description text, and some promotional/store artwork.
The game itself is a 2D platformer developed in Unity. Gameplay does not use live generative AI, and no content is generated dynamically during gameplay.
During the development process, I used generative AI tools to assist in creating certain art assets and sound effects. All AI-generated content has been reviewed and refined to ensure quality and consistency. The final product reflects my creative vision , and no illegal or infringing content is included.
Generative AI tools were used as supportive assistance in the creation of certain promotional materials, concept art, temporary text, and marketing content during development.
All final in-game content is manually reviewed, edited, and integrated by the development team.
Temporary pre-rendered visual assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. The game does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while running.
This game contains pre-generated content created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development.
Some icons were assisted by ChatGPT, some music was assisted by Suno, and some voice content was assisted by IndexTTS.
The game does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not generate text, images, music, voice, or other content in real time based on player input.
Driftbane: The Long Awaited uses generative AI tools during development for some character art, 3D character base meshes, music tracks, and as a coding assistant. The developer refines, integrates, and curates AI outputs by hand. All creative direction, narrative, design decisions, and gameplay are authored by the developer. No AI content runs at runtime in the game.
Generative AI tools were used to assist with writing, reviewing, and improving parts of the game's code.
All models, textures, images, sounds, and music used in Single Note are created through human work. The game does not use AI-generated visual assets, audio assets, music, or 3D models.
Single Note is developed by a small independent studio, and AI tools were used as development assistance during production. All final implementation decisions, testing, integration, and creative direction are handled by Fanjoy Studio. The game does not use live-generated AI content during gameplay.
