Where do games disclose AI use?

AI was used to generate some character portraits and interface visuals in the game. Most of the assets are AI free.

All in-game content, interactions, and outcomes are fully created and controlled by the development team, with no AI influencing gameplay. Some development assets, such as concept art, icons, or marketing materials, were generated using AI tools.

This game was developed using limited AI-assisted tools during its creation process. All in-game content is manually reviewed and refined by developers.

During the Early Access stage, translations for languages other than English are provided using DeepL AI. We will continue to improve and refine these translations over time. No AI is used in the gameplay itself.

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Very limited use of AI generated content: The city skyline image, and dialogue from text-to-speech are the only items/content where an AI tool was used. *The relevant AI platforms' subscription tier clarified full ownership of content and uniqueness of rendered content. Also, allowance of both commercial and non-commercial legal use is permissible with regard to both platforms used.

Some of the textures used in the UI and images were generated by AI.

Some of the photos used in the game play have been added by AI generation.

To make Ekoman accessible to more players in their own languages, in-game menus, cutscenes, and store page texts have been translated using artificial intelligence. Please feel free to contact us if you encounter any issues.

Some individual images are generated by AI

Use in cover art

A very small number of 3D models and 2D textures within the game were generated by AI and subsequently manually refined by artists.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

The game to contain art assets generated by artificial intelligence

AI is used for generating marketing material and for some in-game assets both as placeholders and as long term use assets. These could include, music, 3D models, icons, and character dialogue. AI is also used for code optimization.

This game uses generative AI to create some visual assets. These elements make up only a minor part of the overall development. AI was used for store page images and a few thumbnail images in the in‑game scenario selection screen.

Some assets utilize AI.

In Police Chief we use AI tools to support development in creative ways, never for coding or game logic. AI helps us generate things like: - logos and design ideas - Randomized names, reports, and text responses - Suggestions and advice to improve features All core gameplay, systems, and programming are made by the development team. AI is only used to improve content of like callouts, reaction from NPC's etc.

Artificial intelligence was used in the game’s capsule image.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

AI tools were used to assist in the translation and localization of the store page descriptions.

I used Ai for the writing and for the naration

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

Just to generate some text for some quads and images.

Some backgrounds, prize 3D models, and prize posters use images generated by AI.

AI was used only to assist in the creation of the background track "Drift King," present in the currently implemented level, with the intent of replacing it once our team works with a proper composer or sound designer. All remaining game content was fully developed by our indie team.

This game makes limited use of generative Artificial Intelligence strictly to support the creation of certain pre-rendered assets, such as visual concepts, object drafts, and artistic reference material. All AI-assisted content was subsequently edited, refined, and manually integrated by the development team. AI is not used to generate content dynamically during gameplay, nor does it create dialogues, decisions, code, or any element that affects the player's real-time experience. The final game—its story, mechanics, core art, lighting, audio, and all interactive systems—was created manually. AI was used only as a creative support tool during development, fully respecting copyright, ethical guidelines, and Steam policies.

We have utilized AI-assisted design for the store materials and some 2D background images within the game. However, these are not purely AI-generated; they are based on our original photographs that were enhanced using AI technology, and subsequently refined manually to ensure quality.

AI-generated art objects

This game does not generate content during gameplay. AI was used only to create title and logo art.

Sands of Avalon uses AI exclusively to give the gods unique personalities and dynamic voice lines. Each god reacts differently to the player’s choices, offering distinct blessings, curses, and dialogue that make every playthrough feel personal and immersive. No gameplay mechanics rely on AI and it is used only to enrich storytelling and deepen the connection between players and the divine beings in the game.

This game uses AI-generated assets only in pre-rendered, non-interactive content. Specifically, some character textures and 2D HUD elements were generated using AI tools, and certain background music tracks may include AI-assisted production via Pixabay resources. No AI is used to generate gameplay content, logic, or code during live gameplay. All interactive elements, level design, gameplay systems, animations, and story content were created manually by the developer.

I'm mostly doing this by myself and I have used AI to generate specific images related to The 5th Realm as described by myself and my game design documents. I have also given samples of documents generated by myself (like my game design document) to AI to enhance needed descriptions. These are for the initial "coming soon" store page. Except for when (and if) I get funding to complete The 5th Realm, there will be little to no AI used in generating content for the game. At this point all other documents and content are completely original. If needed, it is highly possible that in the future during further development I may ask AI for help in generating or correcting certain specific code or blueprints that I cannot do for myself. Ideally, I will pay a coder for this. In short, The 5th Realm is an all original idea and genre from my own mind that I have been working on since before the advent of AI.

Capsule/library artwork is AI generated.

The images of women that appear at the end and in the arch were created with the aid of AI. But the game itself was not. Some other static images may be a mix of parts created with AI and manually.

Meshy AI is used to make some props and characters in the game, also some widgets are images made with AI.

The store page text has been created/enhanced by AI.

AI has partially been used to help with the creation of the intro song, some art and 3D meshes.

ONLY ! Some 2D arts, billboards, and adverts throughout the city are created by AI. It is also used for some of the voice actors.

The game to contain art assets generated by artificial intelligence

We used AI image-generation tools when creating some in-game images.

Some concept art and UI elements of the game have been created with AI help. AI was NOT used to create the Steam store page or marketing material. The game does NOT use AI generated code.

Logo and menu images made ai software

AI is used to develop some images.

For the creation of icons in the inventory and UI, AI image generation was used.

AI tools were used in limited, developer-supervised ways to support the creation of voiceover audio. The final product reflects the craft and creativity of our development team.

The game currently uses AI-generated music that will be replaced with an original human-written soundtrack before release or any major public beta.

Use AI to generate background music that fits the story.