Where do games disclose AI use?

Icons of items and characters were generated using artificial intelligence.

Crusader features artwork developed with generative AI.

This game uses generative AI to support certain NPC dialogue and voice interactions. AI-generated content operates within predefined gameplay systems and is moderated to ensure it complies with platform guidelines.

This game incorporates AI-pre-generated assets, including images created with Midjourney and music produced with Suno.

Background images in game made by a friend, who utilized AI for help.

AI is used to generate some materials for the game.

I used Ai to help with promotional content and improve some of my original artwork ie as a timesaver

The vending machine and island promo art were AI-generated; the final assets were later hand-retouched. The vending-machine’s facial animations were NOT made with AI.

This game is an experimental pilot project commissioned by World Labs, the creators of Marble AI technology. I used their AI as a tool for producing scenes and landscapes. The creative process always began with my spatial planning and, in many cases, my own hand-drawn sketches. These were translated into a realistic image style using generative AI and ultimately used by Marble AI to create the final scenes under my strict artistic direction.

Some parts of the game trailer include AI-generated content.

Some parts of the game trailer include AI-generated content.

This game uses pre-generated AI only for certain 2D background images and promotional store visuals. These assets were created before release and remain fixed. The game does not include any live AI generation during gameplay.

As a solo developer, I used AI tools to assist in creating the base assets for marketing materials and background art. Each generated element was then manually edited, polished, and overpainted to ensure it met the game's aesthetic standards and to guarantee that the final output contains no infringing or illegal content. However, no AI has been used in the actual game; all gameplay assets, including sprites, UI and card art are entirely hand-drawn.

As a small Indie studio, we can't afford a composer and voice actors, so for the moment we decided to use AI. Ideally, for the release, we will be using real voices actors and music composed by a real composer.

Some music was generated with the help of AI.

AI has been used to generate some of the icons used in Hex-Calibre's UI.

Generation of UI elements and music

Kinmen Kill uses a custom-built AI agent that operates directly within the Unity Editor to write code and develop the game.

In-game content, including images and voices, is created using advanced generation tools

we use AI across multiple areas of our creative process. This includes generating and enhancing textures, videos, stories, logos, concepts and ideas, music, voice acting, sound effects, and even 3D models. AI tools help us experiment faster, explore new artistic directions, and bring our worlds to life with greater efficiency and creativity.

There's one painting inside the mansion building, in chapter 2 called "Full House" chapter. That painting was generated by OpenAI ChatGpt as texture for painting mesh. it's not live-generate content, but it's pre-rendered by AI.

AI generated art is used for the capsule logo, and some other logos in the community section of the game

This game contains AI-generated music and voice acting.

In-game music and localization were created using AI.

Cinematic and soundtrack

It has been used in a way for some 2D asset

We use AI to generate songs

Some of the voice-overs and audio was created using AI-assisted tools and editors.

All of our 3D assets including characters, environments, and props are hand-made by humans. Some 2D elements (UI, icons, textures) and select sound effects may use AI tools, but no asset is fully AI-generated.

We use AI to voice game characters.

Some images are generated with AI.

Some ingame arts created with AI help.

As a solo developer I could not hire professional voice actors so I used Eleven labs to record sounds for some game Characters.

Arena of Death uses AI tools only during development for creative asset generation — such as producing concept art, logos, and voice prototypes. No AI systems are used during gameplay, and the game itself does not include AI-driven player behavior, decision-making, or content generation. All final in-game assets are curated, edited, and approved by the development team to ensure originality and quality.

There is no AI-generated content in the game itself, but there is on the store page; the photos of the store's resources and the library resources were generated by AI, as were the promotional materials.

Generative AI was used in the creation of promotional images for the store, such as the logo and banners. In addition, generative AI was used for character voice audio included in both the main game and promotional videos (PV), as well as for the production of certain video segments within the PV.

Some cutscene images were created using AI-assisted tools. The in-game text-to-speech feature uses a standard voice synthesis tool. No real-time AI interaction or generative systems are used during gameplay.

As a solo dev, I use AI to generate store contents and backgrounds for the game

Our game uses AI to assist with localization into multiple languages. AI tools are used to support translation, making the game accessible to a wider audience.

I use AI to design my Steam page. The cover was made half with the help of AI. The text was prepared in advance to fit the page layout. The logo was also created using this tool.

Use in cover art

This game was developed by a solo developer using AI-assisted tools to support parts of the creative and technical workflow, including marketing materials, store page assets, music, and portions of code. All AI-assisted outputs were reviewed, refined, and integrated by the developer. No AI systems are used to generate content during gameplay.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

The game to contain art assets generated by artificial intelligence

AI is used for generating marketing material and for some in-game assets both as placeholders and as long term use assets. These could include, music, 3D models, icons, and character dialogue. AI is also used for code optimization.

Much of the enemy graphics were made with the help of generative AI. However, none of them are simply used "as is." Getting the artwork to match Hong Kong 97's SNES graphics requires downscaling resolution and adjusting contrast, saturation etc.

Generative AI was used to create some store page promotional images. No generative AI is used to create gameplay content or generate content during gameplay.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

Game art and music assets are generated with AI.

The game includes some code generated with the assistance of AI during development. AI was also used to create rough concept drafts for the key visual.