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I’m developing FlyFuture as a solo developer and use AI tools to assist with troubleshooting, programming, design, and optimization. On top of this, there will be planes in the future that are commandable through OpenAi's Speech to command functions...similar to now and not so far future aerial combat usage of unmanned wingman jets.
I don’t agree with many of the ways AI is being used, and I understand why people have concerns about it. I believe AI should should be used as a tool and not to take over entire workloads, replace creative judgment, or become a shortcut for producing unoriginal work. Used thoughtfully, though, I think it can be a valuable tool...which is how I use it.
Some artwork in the game and its Steam store and marketing materials was created or refined with generative AI tools before release. Some music tracks were generated offline with ACE-Step. These are fixed, pre-generated assets. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service.
Some visual and audio assets were generated with AI tools during development and edited for use in Dead Last. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during production to create character artwork, portraits, and some of the game's illustrations and visual assets. AI tools also assisted with the story, dialogue, and store-page copy, including its English version. These are pre-generated materials; the game does not use generative AI to create new content during gameplay.
Every part of this game's concept, design, and features was created by humans. The ideas, the gameplay, the look and feel, and every decision about how it all fits together came from us.
For the programming itself, we use AI coding agents to help us write code. They speed up development and let us focus our time on what matters most: making the game fun to play.
Pre-generated AI content:
Some promotional artwork used on the Steam store page was created with generative AI and subsequently edited by the developer
We use generative AI to assist in creating art images, adding more details to our work and speeding up the production process. AI-generated images are primarily used for backgrounds and certain CG details.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create some pre-generated 2D artwork, including item icons, characters and environments, as well as store and marketing materials, including the cinematic teaser. These assets were selected, prepared and integrated by the development team. The game does not generate content using AI during gameplay or connect to external AI services.
AI tools were used during development to create pre-made content such as images, voices, music and 3D model drafts. Everything was selected, edited and integrated into the game by the developer. The game does not generate any content with AI while you play and does not connect to AI services.
AI was used to generate the art, music, sound effects, the captains' short vocal reactions, the game text and the translations, all curated and reviewed by hand. Nothing is generated at runtime.
AI was used as a support tool during development (code assistance and initial image generation). All artwork was individually reworked by hand, and no content is generated live during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create and refine some 2D artwork, icons and promotional images, and to assist with store-page text and translation. These assets are prepared before release and reviewed by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service. Player-designed weapons are created with the in-game drawing and crafting tools, not generative AI.
The store capsule artwork (and the app/shortcut icons cropped from it) was created with AI image generation tools. All in-game content — art, models, audio, writing — was not AI generated.
Generative AI was used during development to help create some pre-generated quiz questions and visual artwork used in the game and its promotional materials. These are fixed assets prepared before release. The game does not generate content with AI during gameplay.
Character art, backgrounds, interface graphics and store artwork were created with the help of generative image tools and then selected, edited and assembled by the developer. Game design, code and writing are our own work. The game does not generate any content while you play.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist in creating some of the content included in this game. This content is prepared in advance. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to external AI services.
Skate N Chill uses pre-generated AI artwork and instrumental music created with Suno. AI-generated artwork is also used in store and promotional materials. These assets are prepared before release; no AI content is generated during gameplay.
AI tools were used to help write the game's code and make some placeholder sprites and text. All placeholder art/text is being removed by me, and i'm getting help with the removal/cleanup of AI code.
AI is used to assist with the localization and translation of the game's store page and in game text. It is also used to assist with some simple voice interactions, such as goblin growls and battle cries, as well as basic texture adjustments that fit the game's low poly visual style.
Generative AI was used during development to create visual assets, including character illustrations, backgrounds, and UI artwork, as well as portions of the written text. The generated content was edited and adapted to fit the game's setting and presentation.
This game used AI to make it possible to be developed by one person in reasonable time, with the hope that more people will join later to replace the AI part.
Ratiator is made by a small independent studio, and generative AI is one of the tools that lets a tiny team build a world this big. Every piece of AI-assisted content was directed, selected and refined by us to match our own art direction and design.
Artwork: backgrounds, UI elements, event illustrations, icons and key art were created with AI image tools from our concepts and art direction, then curated, edited and assembled by hand.
3D models: our rats and their household-junk weapons and armour started as AI-generated 3D models built from our concept art. We then rigged, fitted, animated and tuned them with our own tools, so every rat moves and fights the way we designed it.
Animation: a few short cinematic clips and the living light in some backgrounds (flickering lanterns, flowing water) were made with AI video tools and blended into our original paintings.
Writing: story and event texts were drafted with the help of an AI writing assistant, then edited and shaped by us to fit the world and its humour.
Nothing in the game is generated by AI while you play. Every fight, rat and story event is driven by the game's own systems, and no player data is sent to any AI service.
Some assets in this game were created with generative AI tools during development and then selected and edited by hand: the store key art and capsule images, some in-game images (UI decorations, stage backgrounds and some illustrations), and the background music and jingles. No generative AI is used while you play: the stats and skills of your drawing are decided by deterministic on-device image processing, and nothing is sent to an AI service.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with portions of programming and store-page text. All AI-assisted material was reviewed, edited, tested, and integrated by the developer. No generative AI is used during gameplay.
Some pre-generated artwork in the opening/title presentation and Steam store images was created with generative AI and edited by the developer. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create some of the game's visual assets, including 3D props and environments, as well as localized text and store page descriptions. The main cat character model is a purchased third-party asset. The game does not generate AI content or connect to external AI services during gameplay.
Generative AI was used to create some images, music, sound effects, and prerecorded synthetic chant voices. The game also uses on-device AI speech recognition to transcribe player recordings.
Black Banner Company is made by one person.
What is mine: the design, the rules, the balance, the world, and every decision of tone. Nothing ships that I have not read, corrected or rewritten.
What is AI-assisted:
— the illustrations and part of the interface art;
— the entire English translation;
No AI runs while you play. All content is fixed at build time. No data is sent anywhere.
The English may read awkwardly in places. Tell me where and I'll fix it.
If these tools are a problem for you, I would rather you knew before buying than after.
Generative AI tools were used to create and refine promotional artwork and startup/loading artwork based on our game’s character designs. The startup artwork is included in the game.
The background music in this game was created using generative AI. Generative AI was also used for the translations into the nine languages other than Korean, and for the achievement icons. The game design, the original Korean writing, and the character pixel art are human-made.
Rally Dynasty's illustrations were produced with generative AI image tools and then chosen, cropped and composited by hand. That covers the key art the game's branding is built on, and the side-elevation drawing of each car in the catalogue. Nothing is generated while you play: the game runs offline, connects to no AI service, and the simulation itself - the era rules, the results, and every line of text you read - is written by hand.
We use our own created small local generative AI models to create Artworks in realtime. Local LLM's are used to interact with the NPC's Text based (Input / Output) in realtime.
Be aware that realtime AI can make mistakes. We put a lot of effort into to make it work properly, but there can still be issues. No external AI models needed so your data stays on your own Computer!
We generally used AI assistance to create Assets in the game, most Assets where highly edited from Human Authoring.
The game was created by strong directed human vision, so everything is unique and my own idea!
I’m developing FlyFuture as a solo developer and use AI tools to assist with troubleshooting, programming, design, and optimization. On top of this, there will be planes in the future that are commandable through OpenAi's Speech to command functions...similar to now and not so far future aerial combat usage of unmanned wingman jets.
I don’t agree with many of the ways AI is being used, and I understand why people have concerns about it. I believe AI should should be used as a tool and not to take over entire workloads, replace creative judgment, or become a shortcut for producing unoriginal work. Used thoughtfully, though, I think it can be a valuable tool...which is how I use it.
Some artwork in the game and its Steam store and marketing materials was created or refined with generative AI tools before release. Some music tracks were generated offline with ACE-Step. These are fixed, pre-generated assets. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service.
Some visual and audio assets were generated with AI tools during development and edited for use in Dead Last. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during production to create character artwork, portraits, and some of the game's illustrations and visual assets. AI tools also assisted with the story, dialogue, and store-page copy, including its English version. These are pre-generated materials; the game does not use generative AI to create new content during gameplay.
Every part of this game's concept, design, and features was created by humans. The ideas, the gameplay, the look and feel, and every decision about how it all fits together came from us.
For the programming itself, we use AI coding agents to help us write code. They speed up development and let us focus our time on what matters most: making the game fun to play.
Pre-generated AI content:
Some promotional artwork used on the Steam store page was created with generative AI and subsequently edited by the developer
We use generative AI to assist in creating art images, adding more details to our work and speeding up the production process. AI-generated images are primarily used for backgrounds and certain CG details.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create some pre-generated 2D artwork, including item icons, characters and environments, as well as store and marketing materials, including the cinematic teaser. These assets were selected, prepared and integrated by the development team. The game does not generate content using AI during gameplay or connect to external AI services.
AI tools were used during development to create pre-made content such as images, voices, music and 3D model drafts. Everything was selected, edited and integrated into the game by the developer. The game does not generate any content with AI while you play and does not connect to AI services.
AI was used to generate the art, music, sound effects, the captains' short vocal reactions, the game text and the translations, all curated and reviewed by hand. Nothing is generated at runtime.
AI was used as a support tool during development (code assistance and initial image generation). All artwork was individually reworked by hand, and no content is generated live during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create and refine some 2D artwork, icons and promotional images, and to assist with store-page text and translation. These assets are prepared before release and reviewed by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service. Player-designed weapons are created with the in-game drawing and crafting tools, not generative AI.
The store capsule artwork (and the app/shortcut icons cropped from it) was created with AI image generation tools. All in-game content — art, models, audio, writing — was not AI generated.
Generative AI was used during development to help create some pre-generated quiz questions and visual artwork used in the game and its promotional materials. These are fixed assets prepared before release. The game does not generate content with AI during gameplay.
Character art, backgrounds, interface graphics and store artwork were created with the help of generative image tools and then selected, edited and assembled by the developer. Game design, code and writing are our own work. The game does not generate any content while you play.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist in creating some of the content included in this game. This content is prepared in advance. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to external AI services.
Skate N Chill uses pre-generated AI artwork and instrumental music created with Suno. AI-generated artwork is also used in store and promotional materials. These assets are prepared before release; no AI content is generated during gameplay.
AI tools were used to help write the game's code and make some placeholder sprites and text. All placeholder art/text is being removed by me, and i'm getting help with the removal/cleanup of AI code.
AI is used to assist with the localization and translation of the game's store page and in game text. It is also used to assist with some simple voice interactions, such as goblin growls and battle cries, as well as basic texture adjustments that fit the game's low poly visual style.
Generative AI was used during development to create visual assets, including character illustrations, backgrounds, and UI artwork, as well as portions of the written text. The generated content was edited and adapted to fit the game's setting and presentation.
This game used AI to make it possible to be developed by one person in reasonable time, with the hope that more people will join later to replace the AI part.
Ratiator is made by a small independent studio, and generative AI is one of the tools that lets a tiny team build a world this big. Every piece of AI-assisted content was directed, selected and refined by us to match our own art direction and design.
Artwork: backgrounds, UI elements, event illustrations, icons and key art were created with AI image tools from our concepts and art direction, then curated, edited and assembled by hand.
3D models: our rats and their household-junk weapons and armour started as AI-generated 3D models built from our concept art. We then rigged, fitted, animated and tuned them with our own tools, so every rat moves and fights the way we designed it.
Animation: a few short cinematic clips and the living light in some backgrounds (flickering lanterns, flowing water) were made with AI video tools and blended into our original paintings.
Writing: story and event texts were drafted with the help of an AI writing assistant, then edited and shaped by us to fit the world and its humour.
Nothing in the game is generated by AI while you play. Every fight, rat and story event is driven by the game's own systems, and no player data is sent to any AI service.
Some assets in this game were created with generative AI tools during development and then selected and edited by hand: the store key art and capsule images, some in-game images (UI decorations, stage backgrounds and some illustrations), and the background music and jingles. No generative AI is used while you play: the stats and skills of your drawing are decided by deterministic on-device image processing, and nothing is sent to an AI service.
Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with portions of programming and store-page text. All AI-assisted material was reviewed, edited, tested, and integrated by the developer. No generative AI is used during gameplay.
Some pre-generated artwork in the opening/title presentation and Steam store images was created with generative AI and edited by the developer. No AI content is generated during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create some of the game's visual assets, including 3D props and environments, as well as localized text and store page descriptions. The main cat character model is a purchased third-party asset. The game does not generate AI content or connect to external AI services during gameplay.
Generative AI was used to create some images, music, sound effects, and prerecorded synthetic chant voices. The game also uses on-device AI speech recognition to transcribe player recordings.
Black Banner Company is made by one person.
What is mine: the design, the rules, the balance, the world, and every decision of tone. Nothing ships that I have not read, corrected or rewritten.
What is AI-assisted:
— the illustrations and part of the interface art;
— the entire English translation;
No AI runs while you play. All content is fixed at build time. No data is sent anywhere.
The English may read awkwardly in places. Tell me where and I'll fix it.
If these tools are a problem for you, I would rather you knew before buying than after.
Generative AI tools were used to create and refine promotional artwork and startup/loading artwork based on our game’s character designs. The startup artwork is included in the game.
The background music in this game was created using generative AI. Generative AI was also used for the translations into the nine languages other than Korean, and for the achievement icons. The game design, the original Korean writing, and the character pixel art are human-made.
Rally Dynasty's illustrations were produced with generative AI image tools and then chosen, cropped and composited by hand. That covers the key art the game's branding is built on, and the side-elevation drawing of each car in the catalogue. Nothing is generated while you play: the game runs offline, connects to no AI service, and the simulation itself - the era rules, the results, and every line of text you read - is written by hand.
We use our own created small local generative AI models to create Artworks in realtime. Local LLM's are used to interact with the NPC's Text based (Input / Output) in realtime.
Be aware that realtime AI can make mistakes. We put a lot of effort into to make it work properly, but there can still be issues. No external AI models needed so your data stays on your own Computer!
We generally used AI assistance to create Assets in the game, most Assets where highly edited from Human Authoring.
The game was created by strong directed human vision, so everything is unique and my own idea!
