Where do games disclose AI use?

AI tools were used to help create some in game assets. In all such cases, the final product reflects our team’s craft and creative vision.

A.I. Generated Buildings

As a two man bootstrapped indie team, achieving our game's vision without AI would have been literally impossible. We have used AI tools such as Midjourney for item icons, some materials in game, & parts of our trailers. We also used AI such as Soundraw.io for our soundtrack in-game, Suno for trailer music, Elevenlabs for voice acting, and a few other AI tools for technical areas of the game.

For the demo of Rise of the Vanguard, we have used AI generation primarily to create temporary character voices. This decision was made due to the realities of being a single-developer studio with no funding or external support, and these AI-generated voices are intended only as a stopgap until we can secure funding and hire dedicated professional voice actors. Beyond this, our use of AI has been limited to standard development tooling, such as IDE line-completion features and AI-assisted debugging, which are customary in modern software development. We do not use AI for narrative design, worldbuilding, or core creative direction, and we strongly support creative professionals and the long-term importance of human-created art and performances.

Some in-game images, illustrations, and decorative elements were created using AI-assisted image generation tools. Additionally, select voiceovers and sound effects were generated or enhanced using AI-based audio technologies.

AI was used for the Store page; the in-game content does not contain any AI-generated elements.

Some artwork on this page was created with AI assistance.

2 BGM was generated using AI. Some background image for the PVE mode was generated using AI.

Some icons were generated by AI.

Some images were made with help of AI

We have used generative AI to generate background music for some of our trailers, and for the train horn sound. Everything else has been created by ourselves or purchased from professional artists that, to our knowledge, have not used generative AI for the purchased works.

My game uses pic.posters generated by "Midjourney".

We used AI tools solely to refine some text and generate images for the Steam store page. No AI is used in the game itself.

A.I. Generated Buildings

Some of the image assets in the game are AI generated.

Some artworks and the voice of the “chief” character were generated using AI.

Achievement Images created by AI

A few images of UI elements in game were made with the help of AI

We used AI to create capsules and icon for game's store page.

We used AI to create images for the Store Page and main menu.

This game contains AI-generated content on the game cover.

AI used to create some sounds, images and help to fix scripts

We make icons, logos, images from ai.

The game does not contain AI-generated content. AI-generated content is used just for Store Page Images.

"In Chef Brawl, we have utilized AI in the following ways: Content Generation: Some game content was initially generated using AI tools. This served as a starting point for our creative process. Design References: AI was used to create design references and inspiration for our final product. Human Refinement: While AI assisted in the initial stages, all AI-generated content and designs were reviewed, refined, and finalized by our human development team to ensure quality and coherence with our game vision. No core gameplay mechanics or critical narrative elements rely on real-time AI processing. The AI was primarily used as a tool in our development process to enhance creativity and efficiency."

It is used in the steam capsule and also during the loading screen. Sometimes used to optimize code.

AI was used in the generation of assets.

We used AI to create the capsules for the game's store page.

Made the steam page art with AI

Game logo was made using Microsoft Copilot

Certain graphical assets (such as icons and avatars) and sound effects were created using AI-based tools.

The artwork in Swords, Arrows & Shields has been uniquely generated by AI, including the beautifully crafted designs of the Minor and Major Arcana cards, as well as their card backs.

Some character and weapon images are created using AI.

SI została użyta w celu wygenerowania grafik promocyjnych na stronie sklepu, a także do zrealizowania nielicznych tekstur w grze.

Some of the game's visual elements were created using AI tools during the development stage (for example, the design of Albums). Artists manually refined all such materials. Generative AI is not used in the gameplay and does not generate any content during the game.

There are a handful of times we've used AI to create details in the background of some of our scenes, but this content is rare and often temporary. We also have an instance of AI generated music - we've got a silly ambient track that plays in the game's end-game-failure-state scene.

No generative AI content.

There are a few posters and pictures with AI generated images.

Some jumpscare effects and item visuals make limited use of AI-assisted generation, followed by manual editing. All content is curated, integrated, and polished by the development team.

After two years of solo development, I decided to enlist AI tools to help produce some of the game’s assets, as I was exhausted from the long journey

Crunch AI is the Driving force behind DCF. Check out our Youtube and you can learn a lot more.

I used AI in the following way: - creating the voices of Ben and Jane - creating a base for further processing and overpainting (images in the intro scene)

This game uses generative AI to improve both the development process and gameplay features. During development, AI tools were utilized to generate certain text, visual, and audio assets. All AI-generated content is reviewed and controlled to ensure it aligns with the game's design and provides a safe experience for players.

AI is used to generate NPC dialogue and behavior.

Some marketing and page materials were made with AI

generative AI was used in our artist's workflows while creating some of the assets for goo-ed together

We used AI for a few textures and voice acting, but we’re planning to replace them if the game does well after the full release

GAI was used to generate the base for the sprites.

Beneath The Six features an AI narrator who serves as a dungeon master to guide you and comment on your experiences in the daily generated content. We commissioned actor Tom Canton (The Witcher TV series) to record a library of dialogue. This was then used by ElevenLabs to train the AI voice. Both Magicave and ElevenLabs have a commitment to ensuring the rights of voice actors are protected. Magicave has assigned ownership of the AI voice to Tom Canton, licensing it from him for use in the game, while allowing him the freedom to use his AI voice in other media – whether games, voiceovers, animations, audiobooks or movies (https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/beneath-the-six-turn-based-roguelike). Each day we generate new daily content for the dungeon and arena. As part of this we pass the generation data to an LLM to create dialogue for the AI narrator so they can comment on the content included for that day. Some of the daily generated content for the arena and dungeon modes use an LLM to create names for two other purposes. One is for creating the name of any Champion enemies which appear in the dungeon. The other is for creating a name for the daily arena run.

Some video content generated using AI has been partially used in the game.