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The promotional image for the game, which is also used as the image for the 'play' button on both the home screen and character selection screen, was generated using AI along with some amount of human made alterations.
In addition, the "Coming Soon" trailer on Steam features music that was generated using AI.
"Resurrection: The Judgment" incorporates AI technology to enhance the player experience by creating dynamic and immersive gameplay elements.
Pre-Designed AI Content: All visuals, dialogues, and story elements generated with AI have been carefully curated and integrated into the game during development to ensure originality and quality.
No Live AI Interaction: The game does not use live AI systems or external services during gameplay, ensuring a stable and seamless experience.
Enhanced Immersion: AI-generated assets help build a rich and atmospheric world, offering players a deeper connection to the game's narrative and setting.
Our use of AI is guided by respect for creativity and adherence to ethical standards, ensuring all content is unique and tailored to the Resurrection: The Judgment universe.
Tropicalypse and AI
In Tropicalypse, our primary focus is to deliver an engaging, immersive experience for players. AI is not used in the game mechanics, story design, or player interactions. Instead, we utilize AI tools solely for creating high-quality marketing materials, such as promotional visuals, descriptions, and campaign strategies. This ensures that all in-game content is crafted directly by our development team to maintain a personal, hand-designed touch. Our use of AI is purely external and aims to enhance how we present Tropicalypse to the world, without affecting the authenticity of your gameplay experience.
It will be used to help generate randomness and realism to the NPC interactions. The hope is pull content from my book, Children of Arla, to help support the plot and story in the game.
AI was used to generate the cartoon game art for the store page. Those same assets are used in the title screen of the game as well as the game over screen.
Due to the limitation of development funds, the game's equipment icons, item icons, objects on the scene, and animation sequence frames of characters are generated with AI-assisted generation. This game only uses pre-rendered art assets, not real-time generation AI. If the financial conditions permit, we will gradually replace these art assets.
Some development tools using AI were used to assist with scripting, visual assets, and translation support. All content was finalized and curated by the developer before inclusion in the game.
- The rest of the game (game design, code, visual assets, story, text, etc.) was not created using generative AI.
- The AI does not participate in real-time gameplay and does not generate content for the user.
Used chat got to. Generate 3 pictures for my video story,
1. A yatch sailing on a sea
2. A news paper fake news about the name of the game
3. A news paper fake info saying dream killer related to the narration of the game to immerse the players more into a story view.
All fictional. I used them on the videos.
Noble Legacy uses AI-assisted voice for temporary placeholder lines during Early Access. All content is pre-generated and will be replaced with custom voice acting over time.
You will have the opportunity to use your microphone to talk directly with the residents of the city, ask them about anything in the game story, hear their answer and draw your own conclusions about this resident! Each resident has his own character, emotions and history. You can get to know them better and find out if he is involved in the reason for your arrival at Red Rock!
The character audio in this game is pre-generated using GPT-SoVITS Self-training model.We confirm that our game does not infringe on any existing copyrights and does not impersonate any individuals or entities. we have taken measures to ensure compliance with relevant intellectual property laws.
AI tools were utilized to create various visual elements for the game, including character portraits, the world map, and segments featured in the game's introductory sequence.
AI has been used only for Concept Art generation for the store page and loading screens so far. If any new usage of AI happens I will update with the information.
Currently in-game assets are bought from various places and are licensed, in the future I might use AI to generate something to use in-game, when or if I do I will notify accordingly.
Generative AI was used to touch up and upconvert original artwork in the making of the Radventure Demo. It is our intent to fundraise to hire more artists to replace the use of AI in the future.
Additionally, AI was used in the creation of some sound effects for the demo.
We use AI to create images of craft items to make the drinks that appear in our games.
Generative AI was utilized to create walking animation of characters.
Due to my limited artistic ability, I have made use of a generative artificial intelligence —diffusion model, on the store page to assist in the display of promotional and sales images. But please rest assured that the game screenshots are all taken from real playing process. Finally, I hope you enjoy my independent game!
In AbstractPunk, AI was used for speech synthesis, referencing the earlier Evil Indie Games title, NO THING. AI is used in AbstractPunk to generate character speech and sounds. The collage-style graphics in the game feature AI-generated elements as well as numerous distortions caused by AI.
We use AI partially, in conjunction with manual training and verification for:
1) Creating dialogues and interesting plots, as well as unusual tasks
2) Generation of art, landscapes and surroundings
3) Generation of marketing materials (memes, images, game icons, UI elements, etc.)
4) Optimizing the game on weak devices
5) Optimization of large game areas
The promotional image for the game, which is also used as the image for the 'play' button on both the home screen and character selection screen, was generated using AI along with some amount of human made alterations.
In addition, the "Coming Soon" trailer on Steam features music that was generated using AI.
"Resurrection: The Judgment" incorporates AI technology to enhance the player experience by creating dynamic and immersive gameplay elements.
Pre-Designed AI Content: All visuals, dialogues, and story elements generated with AI have been carefully curated and integrated into the game during development to ensure originality and quality.
No Live AI Interaction: The game does not use live AI systems or external services during gameplay, ensuring a stable and seamless experience.
Enhanced Immersion: AI-generated assets help build a rich and atmospheric world, offering players a deeper connection to the game's narrative and setting.
Our use of AI is guided by respect for creativity and adherence to ethical standards, ensuring all content is unique and tailored to the Resurrection: The Judgment universe.
Tropicalypse and AI
In Tropicalypse, our primary focus is to deliver an engaging, immersive experience for players. AI is not used in the game mechanics, story design, or player interactions. Instead, we utilize AI tools solely for creating high-quality marketing materials, such as promotional visuals, descriptions, and campaign strategies. This ensures that all in-game content is crafted directly by our development team to maintain a personal, hand-designed touch. Our use of AI is purely external and aims to enhance how we present Tropicalypse to the world, without affecting the authenticity of your gameplay experience.
It will be used to help generate randomness and realism to the NPC interactions. The hope is pull content from my book, Children of Arla, to help support the plot and story in the game.
AI was used to generate the cartoon game art for the store page. Those same assets are used in the title screen of the game as well as the game over screen.
Due to the limitation of development funds, the game's equipment icons, item icons, objects on the scene, and animation sequence frames of characters are generated with AI-assisted generation. This game only uses pre-rendered art assets, not real-time generation AI. If the financial conditions permit, we will gradually replace these art assets.
Some development tools using AI were used to assist with scripting, visual assets, and translation support. All content was finalized and curated by the developer before inclusion in the game.
- The rest of the game (game design, code, visual assets, story, text, etc.) was not created using generative AI.
- The AI does not participate in real-time gameplay and does not generate content for the user.
Used chat got to. Generate 3 pictures for my video story,
1. A yatch sailing on a sea
2. A news paper fake news about the name of the game
3. A news paper fake info saying dream killer related to the narration of the game to immerse the players more into a story view.
All fictional. I used them on the videos.
Noble Legacy uses AI-assisted voice for temporary placeholder lines during Early Access. All content is pre-generated and will be replaced with custom voice acting over time.
You will have the opportunity to use your microphone to talk directly with the residents of the city, ask them about anything in the game story, hear their answer and draw your own conclusions about this resident! Each resident has his own character, emotions and history. You can get to know them better and find out if he is involved in the reason for your arrival at Red Rock!
The character audio in this game is pre-generated using GPT-SoVITS Self-training model.We confirm that our game does not infringe on any existing copyrights and does not impersonate any individuals or entities. we have taken measures to ensure compliance with relevant intellectual property laws.
AI tools were utilized to create various visual elements for the game, including character portraits, the world map, and segments featured in the game's introductory sequence.
AI has been used only for Concept Art generation for the store page and loading screens so far. If any new usage of AI happens I will update with the information.
Currently in-game assets are bought from various places and are licensed, in the future I might use AI to generate something to use in-game, when or if I do I will notify accordingly.
Generative AI was used to touch up and upconvert original artwork in the making of the Radventure Demo. It is our intent to fundraise to hire more artists to replace the use of AI in the future.
Additionally, AI was used in the creation of some sound effects for the demo.
We use AI to create images of craft items to make the drinks that appear in our games.
Generative AI was utilized to create walking animation of characters.
Due to my limited artistic ability, I have made use of a generative artificial intelligence —diffusion model, on the store page to assist in the display of promotional and sales images. But please rest assured that the game screenshots are all taken from real playing process. Finally, I hope you enjoy my independent game!
In AbstractPunk, AI was used for speech synthesis, referencing the earlier Evil Indie Games title, NO THING. AI is used in AbstractPunk to generate character speech and sounds. The collage-style graphics in the game feature AI-generated elements as well as numerous distortions caused by AI.
We use AI partially, in conjunction with manual training and verification for:
1) Creating dialogues and interesting plots, as well as unusual tasks
2) Generation of art, landscapes and surroundings
3) Generation of marketing materials (memes, images, game icons, UI elements, etc.)
4) Optimizing the game on weak devices
5) Optimization of large game areas