Sound effects, 3D assets, store art, code
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- Lost Rabbit Digital
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- Mar 18, 2026
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Sound effects, 3D assets, store art, code
AI is used to help create the game’s art and music, as well as promotional and community content. Players will experience these AI-assisted visuals and audio as part of the game’s aesthetic, but all gameplay mechanics are hand-crafted and unaffected by AI.
Use AI to generate a part of code, sound, mesh,animate,and texture,icon
We sometimes use procedural and AI tools to help bring our ideas to life, but every final asset is crafted and guided by the imagination of our team.
Some textures are AI generated.
We've used AI to generate all of the voice acting for the characters in the game. However, it was also heavily manually edited and remastered by our team members (100% humans guaranteed) before reaching your ears.
Background music is created by AI.
Store description and promotional graphics generated using AI tools.
Game menu image, game logo and game library assets made with ai software
Generative AI tools were used only in the narration / voice acting workflow, with consent from the voice artist. All visual assets, gameplay content, and core creative work are created by our team and external artists."
3D assets, sounds, graphics
This game utilizes generative AI technology to create certain 2D images, background music (BGM), and sound effects to enhance the overall production quality.
Some assets were assisted by AI tools in the art pipeline. AI was not used for final renders.
To keep this project viable without selling a kidney, generative AI was used to assist with Tablo Escobar's motivational dialogues and localization. However, I didn’t make AI slop... I manually reviewed and edited every line to make sure the robots didn't accidentally declare war on the player.
Pre-generated only. The game contains artwork and music created with generative AI before release. All visuals were edited and finalized by the developer in Photoshop. Music was generated with Suno and mastered for in-game use. No runtime AI is used — the game does not generate content while running. No user prompts or uploads are accepted.
Introduction videos use an ai-generated voice.
Various AI code edits for simple functions and easier testing. Some music and sound effects. No art.
Most of the music on the cassette tapes are AI generated
We used AI tools to help prepare some of our game assets and enhance our screenshots.
I just use it to fix bugs in my game and generate the 2D sprites
Created with a mix of AI tools and human touch – recorded, remixed, and lovingly polished in Audacity.
Some sound effects and supplementary music tracks were created using generative AI tools. No AI-generated visuals or gameplay elements are used in the game itself.
In the title screen scene displayed after launching the game, some poster artworks, prop covers, and similar visual elements were created with the assistance of AI. The game’s background music was produced with AI assistance to enhance its overall presentation. In addition, some in-game level asset textures, such as billboards, were also created with the assistance of AI.
Some visual assets were generated with AI tools and finalized by the developer.
AI was used to facilitate the creation of some assets
This game uses generative AI only to create a player character’s 3D head. The AI uses a fixed set of pre-approved traits and does not allow text prompts, user uploads, copyrighted references, brands, or trademarked characters. All outputs are controlled and reviewed to ensure they follow Steam’s guidelines.
I used Ai to help with promotional content and improve some of my original artwork ie as a timesaver
Some capsule images for the Steam store page were created using pre-generated AI tools
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.
AI used for: cover art elements.
for images and just some sprites
This game uses Artificial Intelligence tools only to generate pre-rendered content such as promotional images, concept art, and some non-essential visual elements. The music tracks are also AI-generated. No part of the gameplay uses AI in real time; no levels, code, or dynamic content are generated during play. All gameplay, level design, programming, and mechanics were created manually, with AI assistance only used to solve specific issues and speed up the development process. Artificial Intelligence does not intervene in or modify the player’s experience during gameplay.
Some UI assets,BGM and SFX are created by AI
Store description and promotional graphics generated using AI tools.
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
The mission dialogues and character voices were created using AI. Since the game is fully offline, the voices are pre-generated and not produced in real time during gameplay.
Small animation for some of the background elements in the game.
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 is not used for any major assets or parts of Ludicrum's development. The limited usage was for a few custom generated, niche textures that could not be easily produced.
Generative AI is used only during the initial creation of 2D marketing assets, UI icons, and loading screens, which are later manually refined and finalized by the development team.
AI was only used to produce some visuals in the game.
Explore the Universe 2175 uses AI in two distinct ways, and we want to be clear about both. Real-time simulation (the core of the game). The galaxy is driven by a custom AI system we built ourselves. Faction behavior, MEGABOT's roaming strategy, enemy tactics, and the way wars unfold across sectors are all computed live in our own engine — not generated text or assets. This is procedural and rule-based simulation: the "intelligence" you fight against is real-time decision-making, the same category as the AI in any strategy game, just deeper. Dialogue is human-written, scripted in advance. Music and sound are human-created. Some in-game entity visuals and animations are AI-generated (created during development, not dynamically while you play). Some marketing and store-page images are AI-generated. Gameplay screenshots are authentic. No AI-generated content is used to deceive players or misrepresent the game.
Some sound effects were created using artificial intelligence.
AI image generation was used to help design the Steam store page capsule images
Some UI icons and store artwork have been AI generated.
just funny pictures
Some of the page's visuals are generated using AI.
AI used For Marketing Materials
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.
| Title⇅ | Disclosure | Creator⇅ | Src | Reviews⇅ | Added↓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fragile Frontier In-game content artcodeaudio | Sound effects, 3D assets, store art, code | Lost Rabbit Digital | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
SkyRen In-game content artaudio | AI is used to help create the game’s art and music, as well as promotional and community content. Players will experience these AI-assisted visuals and audio as part of the game’s aesthetic, but all gameplay mechanics are hand-crafted and unaffected by AI. | Kyodai Khan | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Freaking Hallway codeaudioart | Use AI to generate a part of code, sound, mesh,animate,and texture,icon | Coolguy Club | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Goal Gang Unclear | We sometimes use procedural and AI tools to help bring our ideas to life, but every final asset is crafted and guided by the imagination of our team. | Turbo Futur | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Drunken Hog In-game content art | Some textures are AI generated. | Noir Hound Digital | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Tammuz: Blood & Sand In-game content audio | We've used AI to generate all of the voice acting for the characters in the game. However, it was also heavily manually edited and remastered by our team members (100% humans guaranteed) before reaching your ears. | Bad GOAT Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Super Billards Maker In-game content audio | Background music is created by AI. | Virtualbird UG | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Sad Virus Forest Store/marketing arttext | Store description and promotional graphics generated using AI tools. | ZERO5GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Drunken Guy Adventure Store/marketing art | Game menu image, game logo and game library assets made with ai software | Saylor Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Barfender In-game content audio | Generative AI tools were used only in the narration / voice acting workflow, with consent from the voice artist. All visual assets, gameplay content, and core creative work are created by our team and external artists." | Proto Division | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Bagnomor Unclear artaudio | 3D assets, sounds, graphics | Bagnodev | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
QPopGirl In-game content artaudio | This game utilizes generative AI technology to create certain 2D images, background music (BGM), and sound effects to enhance the overall production quality. | Emotion Dynamics | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Exovore In-game content art | Some assets were assisted by AI tools in the art pipeline. AI was not used for final renders. | Tapzilla | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
How Asian Parents went to School In-game content text | To keep this project viable without selling a kidney, generative AI was used to assist with Tablo Escobar's motivational dialogues and localization. However, I didn’t make AI slop... I manually reviewed and edited every line to make sure the robots didn't accidentally declare war on the player. | Andy Yeet | 25 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Throst In-game content artaudio | Pre-generated only. The game contains artwork and music created with generative AI before release. All visuals were edited and finalized by the developer in Photoshop. Music was generated with Suno and mastered for in-game use.
No runtime AI is used — the game does not generate content while running. No user prompts or uploads are accepted. | ZiG GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
City Transport Simulator 2026 In-game content audio | Introduction videos use an ai-generated voice. | ViewApp | 479 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Salmon Tower In-game content codeaudio | Various AI code edits for simple functions and easier testing. Some music and sound effects. No art. | Oolong Studios | 36 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Apocalypter In-game content audio | Most of the music on the cassette tapes are AI generated | SawyerK Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
VanVive Together : Survival RV Store/marketing art | We used AI tools to help prepare some of our game assets and enhance our screenshots. | Co-Op Station | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Protocol: Bullet Hell In-game content artcode | I just use it to fix bugs in my game and generate the 2D sprites | YanLabs | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
ShrednSpread In-game content audio | Created with a mix of AI tools and human touch – recorded, remixed, and lovingly polished in Audacity. | Sculptyfix | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Snägäri Pinball In-game content audio | Some sound effects and supplementary music tracks were created using generative AI tools. No AI-generated visuals or gameplay elements are used in the game itself. | Owlkeep | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
分头行动:chibichibi In-game content artaudio | In the title screen scene displayed after launching the game, some poster artworks, prop covers, and similar visual elements were created with the assistance of AI. The game’s background music was produced with AI assistance to enhance its overall presentation. In addition, some in-game level asset textures, such as billboards, were also created with the assistance of AI. | ManaWanderer | 333 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Turned Into Turrets In-game content art | Some visual assets were generated with AI tools and finalized by the developer. | Randy OWUSU APPIAH | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Stacking Up: A World in Progress Unclear | AI was used to facilitate the creation of some assets | Pixel Mirror Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Degen Rivals In-game content art | This game uses generative AI only to create a player character’s 3D head. The AI uses a fixed set of pre-approved traits and does not allow text prompts, user uploads, copyrighted references, brands, or trademarked characters.
All outputs are controlled and reviewed to ensure they follow Steam’s guidelines. | Tevaera Labs, LLC | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
TROID BLASTER 2 Store/marketing art | I used Ai to help with promotional content and improve some of my original artwork ie as a timesaver | KINGSGUARD GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Preset Rocket Plan Store/marketing art | Some capsule images for the Steam store page were created using pre-generated AI tools | MakeThings | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Fast & Fractured In-game content audio | 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. | CEVR-ICALES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Trap Golf Store/marketing art | AI used for: cover art elements. | ZERO5GAMES | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Seven Steps To Return In-game content art | for images and just some sprites | Lautaro aaron bravo | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
ParkTour In-game content artaudio | This game uses Artificial Intelligence tools only to generate pre-rendered content such as promotional images, concept art, and some non-essential visual elements. The music tracks are also AI-generated. No part of the gameplay uses AI in real time; no levels, code, or dynamic content are generated during play.
All gameplay, level design, programming, and mechanics were created manually, with AI assistance only used to solve specific issues and speed up the development process. Artificial Intelligence does not intervene in or modify the player’s experience during gameplay. | Federico Garcia | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
乾坤掷:镇宝阁推币机 In-game content artaudio | Some UI assets,BGM and SFX are created by AI | 刚正面的红领巾 | 45 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Sad Virus Deathland Store/marketing art | Store description and promotional graphics generated using AI tools. | ZERO5GAMES | 14 | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Kinmen Kill Dev only code | Kinmen Kill uses a custom-built AI agent that operates directly within the Unity Editor to write code and develop the game. | Kongroth | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Grand Donald Trump Simulator In-game content artaudio | In-game content, including images and voices, is created using advanced generation tools | Nuke Island Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Real Flight Simulator: RC Aircraft Model Remote Control 2026 In-game content textaudio | The mission dialogues and character voices were created using AI. Since the game is fully offline, the voices are pre-generated and not produced in real time during gameplay. | Thetis Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Demon Stick In-game content art | Small animation for some of the background elements in the game. | Artur Latkovsky | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Quiet Office Floors In-game content art | 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. | Andri Stefanus Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Ludicrum In-game content art | AI is not used for any major assets or parts of Ludicrum's development. The limited usage was for a few custom generated, niche textures that could not be easily produced. | Cheese Tart | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
PUNCH ARENA In-game content art | Generative AI is used only during the initial creation of 2D marketing assets, UI icons, and loading screens, which are later manually refined and finalized by the development team. | Cankivanc Yigit | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
G.A.M.M.A. In-game content art | AI was only used to produce some visuals in the game. | Bugs&Features Studio | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Explore the Universe 2175 In-game content art | Explore the Universe 2175 uses AI in two distinct ways, and we want to be clear about both.
Real-time simulation (the core of the game). The galaxy is driven by a custom AI system we built ourselves. Faction behavior, MEGABOT's roaming strategy, enemy tactics, and the way wars unfold across sectors are all computed live in our own engine — not generated text or assets. This is procedural and rule-based simulation: the "intelligence" you fight against is real-time decision-making, the same category as the AI in any strategy game, just deeper.
Dialogue is human-written, scripted in advance.
Music and sound are human-created.
Some in-game entity visuals and animations are AI-generated (created during development, not dynamically while you play).
Some marketing and store-page images are AI-generated. Gameplay screenshots are authentic.
No AI-generated content is used to deceive players or misrepresent the game. | Elliot Telford | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Angry Cleaner VR In-game content audio | Some sound effects were created using artificial intelligence. | Vnow Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Digital Crypt's Fantasy Marbles Store/marketing art | AI image generation was used to help design the Steam store page capsule images | James Stringer | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Suez Canal Training Simulator In-game content art | Some UI icons and store artwork have been AI generated. | Mythical City Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Don't Piss Unclear | just funny pictures | Cherokee Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Degeons Project Store/marketing art | Some of the page's visuals are generated using AI. | Mystery Studios | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
Flyra: FPV Drone Simulator Store/marketing art | AI used For Marketing Materials | Playbyte Studios | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
BEATSHIFT ARENA In-game content artaudiocode | 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. | Bondigi Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 |