Where do games disclose AI use?

- Some artworks have been made with the help of the Midjourney AI tool. - The Map Data in some countries has been generated with the help of AI technology to recognize satellite images.

art/music

This game contains user-generated content, which may contain AI generated stuff. We don't AI generate anything.

Some visual and written elements—such as portraits, item icons, and quest text—were created or enhanced with the help of AI tools. These were based on original hand-drawn assets and carefully refined to match the game's overall style. The majority of in-game visuals remain fully handcrafted.

Capsule art and one or two textures made partly with the help of generative AI.

Main menu graphics.

Warchief uses AI to generate UI unit images, enhancing the visual experience with dynamically created artwork. Each unit's appearance is crafted to fit seamlessly within the game's aesthetic, ensuring a fresh look.

Avatars were generated by AI

This game uses generative AI tools during its development. Specifically: AI was used to assist in the creation and artistic refinement of marketing assets, library hero images, and the game title logo. AI was used to provide reference and optimization for certain static environmental background assets within the game. All AI-generated content has been manually edited and quality-controlled to ensure it aligns with the game's oriental art style.

Artificial intelligence (AI) was used during the development of this game to generate English language voiceover.

Some small parts of in-game assets are AI generated (like part of background music, or voice)

This game uses AI generated images, mostly for background and object illustrations.

Use of AI-generated for some backgrounds

Posters、part of UI icons、a few portraits of Npcs are generated by AI

AI was used to help with translating content , generate visual ideas or content that our artists and content creators use later.

Icons + Artists Paintover for 5 icons, out of 100s of artist icons

The game use AI generated music and some pictures generated by AI.

Used AI powered video editing tool to animate the static images of our Rico Character and Sky Marshal. We used all our fully contracted and paid for existing content and images we had with these actors from our original recording sessions. No new AI content was generated.

Chat GPT is used to search for programming solutions and to generate names. AI is used to translate to other languages than English. The paintings are prepared with a mixed canvas of AI images, 3D models, photos, textures and other paintings. And is then manually painted over, together with some filters and effects. Generated audio melodies, voices and sound filters for game events are used.

Some game content, marketing materials, and character voices for Medieval Frontiers were created or translated with the assistance of AI tools. While we use these technologies to support our workflow, every feature and narrative beat is a result of our team’s deliberate creative decisions. The final experience is hand-guided by our vision to ensure the world feels authentic to our players.

We use AI for some 3d models and images, but most of the content created is not generated by AI.

I use PhotoShop's generative AI, Replica Studios for some voice acting, and ChatGPT for some quest dialogue. I also use Mid Journey to generate graphics. Most AI generated content is temporary and will be replaced when/if the game ever makes enough money to hire people to replace them.

1. We used ChatGPT-4 to make some custom javascript plugins. 2. Used ChatGPT-4/DALL-E3 to generate some of the faces of NPC's, also some icons for the system menu.

We leveraged AI-generated content to enrich our game with elements that would have been otherwise challenging to include. Specifically, we used AI for the AI character voiceover in different languages, a feature made possible thanks to this technology. In this case it made even more sense since the character is actually an AI. Otherwise, all the core art and visual elements of the game have been designed by human talents.

AI-generated images were used as marketing material.

Some of the voice-over dialogs during the introduction cut-scene are computer generated. Some of the images during the introduction cut-scene were stylized using generative AI.

We are a small indie team and as our game includes close to 200 characters you can interact with, we have used Midjourney to produce their portraits for the Early Access release of the game. Depending on feedback we may revisit this at a later stage.

While almost the entirety of the game is human-made, there are still some places where AI was used to speed up work, data validation or help with tedious tasks - such as converting old crafting recipes to a new format, improving wording of some in-game item descriptions, or generating placeholder thumbnails for internal use (e.g. testing GUI layout and renderer).