Where do games disclose AI use?

For the Demo we have used Midjourney for some of our concept and promotional images. Some item icons and specialized textures are made with DALE as a supporting tool

The puzzle images pre-rendered AI art

Using AI to generate some pictures, after all, the studio has no artist for the time being

Character artworks were made by AI.

This game uses AI to only give pre-generated voice to the characters.

Character artworks were made by AI.

Character artworks were made by AI.

AI tools were used during development for coding assistance, icon concepts, and marketing materials. All in-game 3D environments and gameplay are handcrafted.

AI was used to create concept arts.

Some 2D artwork on our game is based on AI generation.

I use the service to generate artificial intelligence voices for characters. The voice generation process does not occur in real-time, but rather beforehand, allowing me to test and evaluate the content before using it in the game. Additionally, I implement appropriate preventive measures to ensure that the generated content is suitable and compliant with legal requirements and Steam standards.

Some assets on the Steam page were created using AI

AI images are included in the generation of the characters' faces.

Echoes Below uses AI-generated voiceovers as temporary placeholders for character dialogues. These will be replaced with professionally recorded voice acting during development.

Some soundtracks and voices were generated by AI

I have incorporated artificial intelligence elements into the promotional images of the store, which can make the store look more like what I hope and quickly visualize my ideas

We did not use AI to generate any content at runtime, we only used AI to generate some promotional images

The game currently contains some AI generated placeholder backgrounds, these will be replaced by Art created by real artists as the game moves further into development.

Some in game assets were textured using AI, namely the clouds and some character clothing

AI was used to generate voicelines.

Basically, all hand-drawn graphics are used, but AI is used to depict some natural backgrounds such as plants and rocks.

Services claiming copyright protection/indemnification: None. I do not use any third-party copyright filtering, detection, or indemnification service; the optional local assistant is offline and restricted to in-game data only.

GAI was used to generate the base for the sprites.

As placeholder voiced narrative, this game uses a Unity Asset Store asset which uses a database of non-copyrighted human voices to generate character voices.

The use of AI has been limited to certain art assets.

The game was created by two brothers, and one of them is 2D artist, who uses both manual drawing and AI assistance. With just manual drawing, it would never be possible to create this amount of art with this team. And we have no budget to hire additional artists. Similar situation with localization.

Some sound effects such as doors and footsteps are created by AI

We have used AI to generate a part of the story text, story images and story voice. We are also using AI to make the opponents move automatically in direction of the player.

No AI content is generated during gameplay. Some art was created with the help of AI, but everything was hand-edited and polished. As a solo indie dev with limited resources, I used AI as a tool — the final style and heart of the game are purely crafted with care.

We used AI to generate some of the Steam Store graphical assets.

We've used AI to generate few images of catgirls, which we've used for ingame billboards

ChatGPT was used to generate the item icons seen on the shop screen.

AI has been used in a limited way* for the following aspects: Text Localization, Speech Localization and Musical Audio. *The base was AI-generated, but the transformative creation built upon it stands as an original work. (Text was controlled by a human, the voice and musical audio were edited and reworked by a human)

The Store Header is AI Generated

The game leverages AI as a tool to assist in sketching and creating certain prop illustrations.

Some of the background graphics that appear in the game use or modify copyrighted AI-generated graphics

Angry Chef: World Tour uses AI only for character voice recordings.

Most of the image are crappy-cheap AI images because I'm lazy and I don't have the money or skills for better art :)

Generative AI was used to assist with small portions of code and I used it to help me spell check.

The game uses artificial intelligence (AI) as assistance for language translations and the creation of some secondary character avatars. All main story content, dialogue, and core design elements were handcrafted by our team.

A small number of background images rendered by ai tools to generate processing

This game uses generative AI tools in part of the visual production process. The tools are used to process and transform original designs and character materials created by the development team, in order to express trauma, psychological distortion, and instability. AI-generated output is not used directly as-is. It is reviewed, selected, adjusted, and edited by the development team before being used as part of the in-game visual direction.

Using AI in just two steps: 1) The title screen background art was made with AI. 2) Subtitles for some languages ​​were made with AI.

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

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Some of the art texture is generated by AI.

We have used AI for all paintings that appear in the game, as well as for some of the text within the 'About This Game' section on the store page.

We used neural networks to create illustrations for the store. After generation, the work was refined in photo editor.

We have used some AI image for faster demo-release and it will be used for a while, yet going to be replaced. We will not use any AI image for full-release.

Some of the characters , scenario , program , sounds , images have been created by AI