Where do games disclose AI use?

Some store visuals made with AI assistance.

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I used BEZI and AI to help write scripts because im literally only one person and it would take 15 years and potentially cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to create this if i didnt have AI assistants.

AI generation is used as a supporting tool for certain 3D assets and game code. AI-generated content is subsequently thoroughly refined by hand before being included in the game.

AI DISCLAIMER. I will be upfront. Much of the art in the game is AI generated. This will slowly be fazed out over time. Commissioning artists is EXPENSIVE and I do not have the skills nor the time to become good at art. If this does well, all imagery will be replaced by commissioned humans.

Please note: DreamForge uses generative AI to create characters, environments, and storylines for all player-created games. We take reasonable precautions to reduce offensive and inaccurate content; however, we do not guarantee the accuracy, appropriateness, or completeness of any generated content. You may not use DreamForge to create, reproduce, or distribute content that infringes on third-party copyrights or other intellectual property rights. Violations may result in removal of content and/or account suspension.

AI tools were used during development for coding assistance (Kiro AI). Store artwork and marketing images were created using Leonardo.ai. Achievement icons were created using PixelLab. No AI content is generated during gameplay - all in-game assets are static and pre-made.

Some graphics created with AI assistance.

AI was used to create static 2D assets for the game's main menu and store page promotional visuals. Additionally, AI tools were used to assist in drafting and refining the store page descriptions and marketing copy. All AI-generated content (visual and textual) has been manually reviewed and edited to ensure quality, accuracy, and copyright compliance

The game currently utilizes AI-generated images as placeholder graphics for background images.

Some assets were created with the assistance of generative AI.

Due to budget reasons, some of the music was generated with Suno AI, without reference to real artists.

Enhanced and translated store page text using AI.

AI is used to create some previews and to post-process some images.

Reel Talk is made by Lost Rabbit Digital: two siblings who handle all the coding, music, writing, and playtesting ourselves, with help from one additional artist, and one musician. We're a tiny team with no outside funding. To keep up, we sometimes use AI tools to brainstorm or generate rough drafts. But nothing ships without our hands on it. Every line of code, every sprite, every track is reviewed, rewritten, and refined by us.

AI was only used to enhance images we already had, giving them a look more in line with the game style. Its use was limited solely to images for the store page and game icons.

AI is partially used for translations.

Some visual assets such as UI elements, icons, and promotional images were created or assisted using generative AI tools. All assets were reviewed, edited, and implemented by the developer. No copyrighted material was intentionally replicated.

Images in-game and marketing were designed by us, then generated with ChatGPT, then modified and edited by us. Coding support from ChatGPT Codex, that has been so much help. Just used to help make the game.

Generative AI tools were used during development for early prototyping only. No AI-generated content ships in the game or is consumed by players, and no content is generated at runtime.

AI tools were utilized to assist with coding, text generation, and creating some graphical assets.

For the non-English versions of this game, we have used AI to generate the translations.

Because I'm developing this game solo, I use generative to iterate quickly and rapidly produce content.

This game uses AI-generated content during development, including some pre-rendered voice acting and textures. AI was also used to assist in the creation of certain promotional artwork. No AI-generated content is created dynamically during gameplay, and players do not interact with AI systems during play.

Promptable's core mechanic uses an LLM to evaluate creature's abilities and evaluate what happens in a certain situation when you and your opponent clash.

In-game illustrations are assisted by AI for design. AI is used for free-form dialogue communication between the player and NPCs.

Uses artificial intelligence to generate high-quality main quests, side quests and game scenes. All AI-created quests are story-driven and interconnected, not shallow or repetitive filler.

Some images are generated using ai and some code is written with the help of ai.

AI was used for backup assets that most likely have already been replaced by artists.

Some AI sound effects and music.

I use AI to debug my existing code so I don't need to spend time looking at documentation. I also use AI to generate some of the art but not all of it.

Some of the game and promo assets (Less than 5% of all the game assets) were made or improved using AI as a temporal decision and will be replaced when it's financially possible

Used AI for a couple of images

Roach english voice. Some marketing images

I have used the AI only to prepare the rough localizations. Furthermore on the way I'am planing to setup crowd localization

Promo materials for marketing and community.

Some visual assets used in the store page and in-game presentation were initially created with the assistance of AI-based tools and were subsequently manually edited, refined, and integrated by the developer. AI tools were used only as part of the early creative workflow (such as concept exploration or base imagery). All final assets were curated, modified, and approved by a human developer. No AI-generated content is created dynamically at runtime, and AI is not used to generate gameplay logic, player interactions, or in-game decisions.

Smol Toad uses generative AI only for interface text translation into additional languages. No generative AI is used for gameplay, art, hats/cosmetics, assets, character behavior, or any other content.

As a self taught solo dev, I use ai to learn about new way to create and improve my coding skills. So part of my knowledge comes from ai and while writing code I get a second opinion from ai to know if there are better ways to go about it and better myself.

Store page uses AI generated Art

Used AI to generate starting images for store page.

How Does It Work? The Human-Led Creative Process Players will start their game by participating in a time traveling Ritual. AI doesn't write our story; it writes a story within a world which our creative team has designed. The Ritual takes what you describe and the world we’ve built – its art, biomes, enemy types, magic systems and overarching lore – and turns it into gameplay that’s personal to you. These aren't AI suggestions; they are human-designed game mechanics and rules that AI must follow. During The Ritual, you describe your hero – their name, and how they look, plus curious nuggets about what they love, hate, are known for etc. When you describe your hero as "a punk rocker who fears spiders and loves the color red," our platform triggers a process and system instructions that work hand-in-hand with Gemini AI. We send your input along with our own carefully crafted guidelines that tell Gemini exactly how to evaluate content appropriateness. All storytelling is orchestrated by logic the engineering team designed, not AI deciding what happens next, alongside a story bible and character descriptions, creating assets, in real time, to craft your customized gaming experience. All character visuals are generated using a custom AI model (LoRA) trained exclusively on our own artwork. It understands how we draw faces, hairstyles, armour, and bodies – the rules, proportions, and style choices behind the art – rather than copying individual images or creating its own. This means when your character gets generated, it is not generic AI art; it is our artistic DNA interpreting your imagination. The result is a caricature of your hero, rendered in our visual language. Similarly, character abilities aren't randomly generated; they follow strict mathematical systems. When Gemini generates a Unique Spell, for example, the damage, archetype, name, colours, and parameters, come from us. While The Ritual could find anyone at all in the past, we’ve also implemented layers of safeguards to ensure only true heroes can be recruited to the war effort.

Every single item images is generated by AI to reflect its properties

AI tools were used for helping with certain tasks

AI Was used to assist in coding, and the production of client and website graphics, music and SFX.

AI was used as a tool to assist with coding and text editing.

AI tools were used during development to create certain character artwork and some sound effects. All gameplay content is pre-rendered, and no AI generates new content while the game is being played.

In RoleMIAster, a local AI acts as your personal Game Master. It creates worlds, characters, quests, and items in real time, interprets your actions, and narrates the consequences dynamically, offering a unique and ever-changing role-playing experience.

Before I get into this, I'd like to say that I am a professional game designer, writer, sprite artist, video animator, music producer, and audio engineer. I worked in the industry for a number of years, and deciding on whether or not to use gen AI was not something I took lightly. I know there are a lot of feelings about this right now, and I understand why a lot of people are hurting, but ultimately, I felt that it enhances the will and talent of the end user. I use programs that claim they are trained on models that own the rights to the content, or are trained on open source materials. This game uses a limited amount of generative AI for content. About 50% of the art assets are generated, then carefully tailored for visual cohesion. Currently, very little animation is done with generative AI, but this could change in the future. The music is 100% human created by Punch Deck. The voiceover is 100% generative AI. Depending on funding, this could change in the future.

Warvox uses AI-generated artwork only for promotional images on the Steam store page. The game itself does not use generative AI for gameplay, visuals, characters, environments, quests, dialogue, audio, or story content. All in-game assets, systems, and content are created and authored by the development team. Any AI referenced within gameplay refers solely to traditional, non-generative game AI systems such as enemy behavior, combat logic, pathfinding, and decision-making. These systems do not generate new content and do not modify player-facing assets. No generative AI alters player content, visuals, progression, or narrative during gameplay.