Where do games disclose AI use?

Our campaigns are hand-written by real creators and authors. We use a local AI to draw on this source material and adapt it to the actions you and other players take. AI will fill in blanks where they exist and generate new material, but the prompt data is still drawn from our own created sources.

Some images or sound effects are generated by AI.

We’re just a small team of broke developers using AI to help us code

Our team used artificial intelligence to create the initial segment of the product’s promotional video

An LLM (AI) is used to generate the story of your turn. Much like a dice roll, the generated story may result in your success or failure! Your turn is shown in an animated and narrated cutscene, all generated by the AI.

We may utilize procedural and AI-based tools throughout our development process to support content creation, including the use of text-to-speech technology for our voiceover work. Regardless, every aspect of the final product is a direct result of our team's own creative vision and expression.

Our small indie team has responsibly used generative AI tools to accelerate our development while maintaining full creative control. We used MidJourney to generate base visual assets, which were then carefully edited, customized, and rendered by our artists to match the game’s artistic direction. These AI-generated elements are part of the final visual content, but were not used “as-is” and underwent human refinement. For localization, we used AI-based tools to assist with proofreading and translation consistency, ensuring clearer communication across languages. No AI systems are used during gameplay or in real-time content generation. All interactive and gameplay logic was developed by our team. We fully comply with Steam’s policies regarding AI use, and all assets were created and integrated within the scope of ethical and legal use. Transparency and player trust are at the heart of our approach.

AI was used to generate the voice of the announcer host in the trailer and in-game.

We use AI to generate the music for the game.

Some menu images in this game were created using AI to enhance the atmosphere and aesthetic.

AI helps me with texts on the Steam page (grammar correction, translations, and texts). AI helps me correct errors in the game code and optimize it (Integrated Microsoft Copilot in the Visual Studio environment). I don't use AI at all for music and sound creation. I don't use AI at all for 3D or 2D graphics creation.

The textures of some assets in the background were enhanced using an ai-pipeline.

AI was used to assist with basic concept art for some content.

A small number of creature type icon resources in the game are assisted by AI

Players need to talk to characters, powered by LLMs, for clues in their adventures.

As a small indie team, we may use procedural and/or AI-based tools to assist with the development process. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.

Loader image, image present in the main menu and 7 puzzle images are generated with generative AI.

I am currently using ElevenLabs synthetic voices for my eight characters. The synthetic voices are generated from scratch. They are not clones of any real people. I look forward hiring professional voice actors once the game is successful.

Translation of texts

Some store assets have been AI generated

A few textures are done using AI generated content.

We integrated with Meshy to allow players to generate 3D furniture and decor for their rooms using a text prompt. Any 3D assets generated in this way are purely for personal use and cannot be placed on our download center. Generative AI was not used in the making of our 2D artwork or included 3D assets.

We generated drafts for the game's and company logos, part of the capsules art, the voice in the trailer and the store texts. Then we adapted them to our liking.

Generated images are used as placeholder art for certain role portraits.

I've used chatgpt to translate the text in the game and on the steam page.

Super Sketchy Party is using optional Image Recognition AI to guess what a player drew. The result is then presented as an additional guess the other players can pick. Especially with a small party size this gives the players more options to choose from. It not only rewards clear drawing skills but also encourages players to think outside the box with their guesses, as the AI handles the more predictable responses.