Where do games disclose AI use?

AI was used in the production of this game: • graphic assets — Nano Banana Pro with Google Flow / GPT-Image-2 • Music and some sound effects — Suno AI v5, Elevenlabs. • Translations — GPT 5.5

Some visual assets, promotional artwork, sound effects, and music were created with the assistance of AI generation tools.

This game uses generative AI in the creation of some promotional image assets used on its store page. The use of generative AI is limited to store page materials and is not included in the actual game content.

CARGO CRUSH ZERO is developed with the assistance of AI tools throughout its production. Game code is implemented using Claude (Anthropic) as a development assistant. Background music is generated with AIVA. Visual assets are created using AI image generation tools and further edited by the developer. All creative direction, design decisions, and final output are overseen by the developer.

Some visual assets in the game, including promotional images and artwork, were created or assisted using AI tools. All assets were reviewed and adjusted before use.

Some visual assets were created using generative AI and reviewed by the developer.

How does this game use generative AI? -Musical Content: The soundtrack was generated using AI tools (Suno), then curated and produced to match the game's atmosphere and biomes. -Visual Content and Assets: AI tools were used as a base for some illustrations and visual elements. All of these assets have been manually reviewed, edited, and refined by the developer to ensure final quality and consistency with the project's art style.

Some music and sound effects were generated using AI tools, then manually edited and refined by the developer

AI was used to create an image

This game utilizes generative AI tools to assist in the creation of select 2D artwork, specifically some UI icons, league background themes, and store page promotional materials. Other in-game assets, such as enemy art and player icon and GUI, were acquired through licensed asset stores.

Some visual assets in this game, including backgrounds and certain enemy designs, were created using AI-assisted tools and then edited, modified, and integrated into the game by the developer.

The Steam store page banners and promotional materials were created with the help of generative AI tools. The in-game assets were either manually created or edited afterward, while certain marketing visuals (such as headers, capsules, and banners) contain AI-generated elements.

Generative AI was used to assist in the development and optimization of the game's source code.

Generative AI tools were used to assist with localization translations. All AI-generated translations were reviewed and edited by the development team.

The logo and some of the art surrounding the logo on the main menu screen is partly made using Photoshop Generative AI feature.

The store capsule images and some in-game icons were generated by artificial intelligence.

Visual and music assets in the game were created or assisted using generative AI tools during development. All content has been reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer.

With the exception of the screenshots, the developer edited some promotional images that were first generated using AI tools.

Some of the music tracks in this game were initially generated using AI tools and then manually edited and refined by a human composer.

The pic and music is generated by ai

Voice acting for characters during combat and in the story

Some visual assets were created with the assistance of generative AI and later refined by the developer. All content has been reviewed for originality. No generative AI is used during gameplay.

Like most AAA games, my game was developed with the assistance of Generative AI.

Generative AI has been used for proofreading in-game and store texts. It has also been used to localize the game and as a voice-over in the cinematic trailer.

As a solo developer with a limited budget, I am currently using Generative AI text-to-speech tools to create the voice-overs, 911 calls, and radio communications in the game. A dispatch simulator requires a massive amount of audio, and using AI allows me to populate the game with necessary placeholder dialogue during active development. My ultimate goal, as the game grows and funding allows, is to replace these AI placeholders with real human voice actors in future updates.

At this time, Rutted uses Generative AI for certain assets, specifically its music and level preview images.

This game was made with the help of AI. Some Audio and some Images were created with the assistance of AI tools.

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

We occasionally used generative AI as an assistive tool to refine certain visual assets, enhance texture resolutions, and process minor audio elements. These tools were used sparingly to support our production workflow, and all final content has been manually reviewed and polished by our team to ensure it meets our quality and legal standards.

AI generative has been moderately used for some graphic assets like background images or some collectible characters. AI generative has been also moderaterly used for coding support to fasten operations. All in game characters and elements had been strictly and manually designed in pixel art. The music and sound are absolutely produced without AI

Background music and SFX were generated using generative AI (pre-rendered).

AI was used to create the settings icon. Squidnelius was the generation of two silly ideas into one to make me laugh.

Some content in this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development, including certain visual assets, store artwork, capsule art, and text. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer to ensure it fits the game’s design and overall player experience. Some art assets are sourced from the CC0 asset libraries provided by Kenney. Music and sound effects used in the game are sourced from Phat Phrog Studio and ZapSplat.

Generative AI used just for parts of code and documentation.

AI was used as limited support in creating certain elements. All generated content was reviewed and manually adjusted by the developer. There is no AI-generated content during gameplay. All assets used have valid commercial licenses.

Some of the images in the library, as well as in the store, were generated by AI Some sprites and icons were created with AI

This game uses AI-generated images for all in-game graphics, promotional materials, and store page assets (with the exception of some licensed UI icons). All generated graphics have been manually reviewed. Additionally, AI (Google Gemini) was used as a development tool to assist with writing code and designing game mechanics. However, the final game runs entirely offline and does not contain any live-generating AI systems.

This game's art assets, including sprites, UI elements, and visual designs, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. Audio and gameplay programming were developed without AI-generated content. All AI-generated assets have been reviewed and curated by the developer.

Music tracks were generated using Suno AI. All other game content (code, visuals, UI, localization) was created by the developer. No AI-generated content is used in real-time during gameplay.

This game uses AI only for a limited portion of background images and certain artwork in Story Mode.

I’m a solo developer and I use my own cat photography in the game. Some of those photos were transformed into in-game card art with generative AI. Both my original photography and the card art based on it are included in the game. Voice lines in the intro cinematic were also generated with AI. Generative AI is also used when generating stylized weapon & power-up cards. Final assets were selected and edited by the developer.

AI is used to generate some Steam store page assets, as well as some in-game icons and typography. All 3D assets and visual effects in the game are handcrafted and contain no AI-generated content.

The game uses some AI images for placeholder purposes.

The following content is created with generative AI: character portraits, background music, and cover/promo material (hand-made in-game screenshots edited/overpainted with AI-assisted tools). All other content (code, game mechanics, driving physics, 3D assets, sound effects, text, track design, gameplay) is hand-made without AI generation.

Some 2D assets and audio used in the game were created with the assistance of AI tools and later reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developers as part of the final game content.

All of the game's code was generated using generative AI, and no code was manually written by the developer. The gameplay, levels, balancing, controls, and overall player experience were entirely designed, directed, tested, and ultimately approved by a human creator.

We have used generative AI tools to assist in the creation of several game assets, including background music (BGM), environment background images, and various UI elements such as icons and store banners. All AI-generated content has been thoroughly reviewed and refined by our development team to ensure high quality and to confirm that it does not contain any illegal or infringing material. The final assets are integrated into the game as static files and are not generated in real-time during gameplay.

During the development process, our team may utilize procedural and AI-based tools to support content creation. In all such cases, the final result is a reflection of our own development team's creativity and artistic expression.

Of course, we used some artificial intelligence technologies to speed up our business processes and produce higher quality and better-performing games. We used Claude for code development, ChatGPT for visual production, created the game's cover art with ChatGPT, and wrote the game's overall code architecture with the help of Claude. These AIs significantly sped up our work, but absolutely do not think: "the developers produced this game without any hassle, using only a single prompt." This thought is completely wrong. What actually happened was that we gave these AIs some of the tasks we would have done ourselves, and they did them in stages to speed up the process. Even with this setup, it still took 6 months to finish the game.

Environment icon assets, unused in the final game.