Where do games disclose AI use?

Some static content, such as images, is AI-generated.

We use AI in early conceptual design, to figure out an appropriate background art. We then go through several iterations manually with artist modifications, to produce a good, highly polished background that gels well with our characters, story and intended art style. Our characters are hand drawn by humans. Our objects are hand drawn by humans. All user interface (UI) elements are hand drawn by humans. All animations are hand drawn and meticulously rigged (also by humans) using bone animation.

Art: AI assisted with initial sketch concepts; final artwork is entirely hand-crafted. Localization: AI translation used for initial processing; all text is human-reviewed and optimized.

We used generative AI tools during the development phase of the game to assist with the character controller code, the multiplayer system, and localization. We also used AI for language translation of the game’s store page and in-game texts. No AI-generated content is used during gameplay or at runtime.

Some game icons and user interface elements were created using AI image generation tools during development.

AI makes a lot of things easier for drawing, 3D, animation, code, music... but I don't use AI to avoid having to work, nor in place of my imagination: I create the lore, the character designs, the enemies and bosses, the powers and their combined effects, I write the dialogues myself and even the song lyrics. In short, I don't use AI to create, but to produce with the means I have (I document all of this in the YouTube devlog.) And the more Tyberion takes shape, the more I replace AI assets with handmade assets.

Some non-player character voices are generated using AI voice synthesis. This allows for faster iteration and more immersive atmosphere during development. No gameplay, narrative choices, or in-game content are generated by AI.

AI-assisted music and sound effects are used to support development as a solo developer, under proper licensing.

Part of visual assets in game background was generated by AI.

This game uses generative AI to create some visual assets. Specifically, we used AI generated artwork for certain marketing materials on the Steam store (capsules, headers, and logos), as well as a limited number of in-game illustrative images. All AI generated content has been reviewed, edited, and approved by our team to ensure originality, consistency, and compliance with Steam’s content policies. The gameplay itself, core art assets, and all game systems were created directly by our team.

AI is used as a tool, for coding & store page.

AI tools were used during development for prototyping, text correction, and translation support. No AI-generated images or assets are present in the final game or on the store page. All visual and gameplay content is original and created by the developer.

I received help from AI only for some of the images on perk icons due to my art skills not being sufficient.

Some promotional images and parts of the in-game text translations were created with the help of AI tools, but all content was reviewed and finalized by the development team.

AI was used for voice and sound effects.

This game was created with the help of AI tools to assist in areas such as translation, and development support. All creative decisions were made by the human developer.

Art and Graphics for Arena II were generated using AI models.

In our game, we only used basic AI for the banner background image. Apart from that, every line of code belongs to us.

AI has been used to streamline coding and development.

Some textures include visual elements partially created with AI (e.g., artwork on a CD cover). All final assets were assembled, edited, and implemented by the developer.

Artificial intelligence was only used to create music in the demo version teaser.

Generative artificial intelligence has been used only to create a promotional image for the game. This image is part of the marketing material and does not affect the playable content. All game content, including narrative, mechanics, characters, environments and 3D assets, has been developed manually by the team.

All game code has been written with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools. Additionally, AI-assisted workflows were used in the creation of visual assets for both the in-game content and the Steam store page.

Background image generated by AI.

Only capsule images (capsules, banners, logo) were partially generated with AI. All assets were manually edited to meet commercial and copyright standards.

Some of the 3D models and images were created using generative AI.

Image compositions contain AI generated graphical elements.

AI tools were used to assist development, e.g used for writing basic code.

Mini Scouts uses generative AI tools to create certain visual assets, including hero sprites, backgrounds, and select promotional images for the store page. All AI-generated content is pre-rendered, reviewed, and edited by a human being before inclusion in the game or marketing materials. Now, we know that AI art cannot and should not compete with human art. Hence, we'd love to bring aboard interested human artists so we can replace our gen-AI assets with assets made with love by human beings!❤️

AI tools used for language translations. Code and Art may contain <1% AI tools

I use AI-driven tools to generate visual content, music, and 3D models.

By building a Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline against the included local model LLM, it is possible to generate response statements that better meet user needs.

Some images and icons in the game were generated with AI and post-processed manually. In-game music and voice-overs are AI generated. More details on my use of AI in my devlog: https://lemuria.org/devlogs/ta-07/

The following localizations (in-game and store page) are created with the assist of generative artificial intelligence: - French - German - Japanese - Korean - Portuguese (Brazil) - Russian - Spanish The logo for the game studio "Dumen Games" is created with the assist of generative artificial intelligence.

We use AI tools to generate some images used in the game and to assist with generating source code.

AI generate content in pre-rendered video

AI-generated content is used just some sounds

AI has been used for the cover art and videos.

One of the sky textures is AI-generated.

AI was used to create a reference base, enhance images, and generate some individual elements and objects. All outputs were then manually refined and polished by artists. The game also includes AI-generated video content; however, all characters depicted are unique and have been fully hand-polished by the artist to ensure originality and quality.

Some of the illustrations in this game were created with reference to AI-generated ones.

The puzzle pictures in the game and the promotional videos in the store are all generated by AI.

The puzzle pictures in the game and the promotional videos in the store are all generated by AI.

We used IA to generate the background images.

Voices are generated using a text-to-speech model.

This game uses AI technology for translations and parts of the logo.

I’m a solo dev running a creative experiment: every texture, model, sound, music loop and even code started life in generative AI tools that I run locally, before the build ships. No marketplace packs, no outsourcing. Nothing is generated while you play and the game never sends data outside your PC. Crimson System is my proof-of-concept for how far one person (plus a few neural nets) can push a retro FPS.

AI used to create graphics in store

With the help of the AI chatbot, you can generate analyses and varied comments on your games and, if required, listen to them in different languages.

In this game, AI was used for the skill cards used by characters, and it was temporarily used before being updated with hand-drawn images.