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When Born In Reverie is released in full, around 5% of the code base will be AI generated snippets. All illustrations, UI elements, soundtracks, dialogue, sprite designs, etc. will be human-created.
-AI image generation was used for ideation on a small number of designs. What this actually means in practice is that AI images were created, modified, and then sent to real artists to serve as reference material in their work. The final illustrations and designs, were created by artists.
-To improve productivity, the development of Born in Reverie utilized AI tools for coding/programming support, and AI scaling algorithms to up/down sample a small number of human-created assets. Born in Reverie DOES NOT live produce anything in-game via AI generation.
-As an indie developer, I am unable to supervise the work of all the freelancers I work with and cannot guarantee their work is entirely AI free. If anyone I work with is found to produce content with significant AI usage, I will be removing their content and credits from the game and replacing their content with proper human artistry.
Above all else, Born in Reverie values human artistry and seeks to create something genuine and authentic for players to experience.
AI has been used in image generation for the portraits of the characters. These images are then post-processed through a quantizer, which lowers the resolution and quantizes the image into only having the colors from my color palette.
The backgrounds were generated using neural networks such as NijiJourney, LeonardoAI, and PlaygroundAI with some minor post-processing. The characters and storyline art were drawn by artists.
The game uses AI generated art for dragons, items, perks, landscapes and creatures.
Map, UI elements, battle effects and steam capsule are made by human beings.
Some voice acting is generated using AI models trained on professional voice actors who have given their consent and are being compensated for their work.
AI tools have been like an extra set of hands (or brains) for our small indie dev team. They've played a quiet yet invaluable role in helping us draft initial concept art and brainstorm our way through tricky design challenges. Being Polish native speakers, AI has also been particularly helpful in fine-tuning our writing, ensuring our game's narrative is as engaging as possible.
Due to the meta-narrative about corporate greed, GPT-models and the regurgitation of modern media, AI was used as a tool for various in-game graphics and marketing phrases, to keep consistent with the theming of the game.
The actual story content, audio, gameplay and visual design does NOT use AI generated content.
We used AI to create the voices for John, Ellie, Matt, and Becca. This is a temporary solution; we intend to replace these audio tracks with professional voice acting as soon as possible.
This game utilizes AI technology to generate some of the background and store images. These AI-generated assets were carefully selected to enhance the overall aesthetic of the game. All AI-based content was created in compliance with legal requirements to prevent copyright infringements.
Background images in some scenes are created using artificial intelligence with significant post-processing.
Some animations in the game are based on neural network animations with significant manual post-processing.
This is an experimental short prototype demo, so a few images are generated by AI. The AI-generated images include only:
1. Unimportant villager portraits.
2. The dream concept illustration at the beginning.
This is a creative application, meant for users to piece together an AI character bot for use in VR Social Chat Platforms, social media, and streaming services. It let's users use various models and services of their choice to create an AI Companion.
Some visual assets and promotional materials for Rimal were created or enhanced using generative AI tools during development.
All gameplay mechanics, progression systems, and core game logic are fully designed and controlled by the development team.
No AI-generated content is created dynamically during gameplay.
The game uses backgrounds (and a handful of characters) that were made using images generated from a Public Domain scraped data set. The background images have been altered very little but the character images are used as a basis and edited in a powerful editing suite called Microsoft Paint.
As a small, two-person startup studio, meeting the full graphical needs of our game is a challenge. To bring our cards to life, we use a combination of original artwork and AI-generated art, ensuring a balance between creativity and efficiency.
This game is fully human‑programmed. All objects, characters and enemies were hand‑drawn with only one exception: The Rex head in level 10. A few AI‑generated images were used for Steam and simple backgrounds.
We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.
This game use generative artificial intelligence to pre-rendered art for the game, This includes the game itself, the storepage, and any Steam community assets or marketing materials.
The two pieces of music and three mini visuals used in the game were created using artificial intelligence. All other visuals were hand-drawn, and all music was composed by musicians.
We created our in-game cards through an artificial intelligence-based system that is popular in our world. These cards are created from many people's personal dreams and ideas.
When Born In Reverie is released in full, around 5% of the code base will be AI generated snippets. All illustrations, UI elements, soundtracks, dialogue, sprite designs, etc. will be human-created.
-AI image generation was used for ideation on a small number of designs. What this actually means in practice is that AI images were created, modified, and then sent to real artists to serve as reference material in their work. The final illustrations and designs, were created by artists.
-To improve productivity, the development of Born in Reverie utilized AI tools for coding/programming support, and AI scaling algorithms to up/down sample a small number of human-created assets. Born in Reverie DOES NOT live produce anything in-game via AI generation.
-As an indie developer, I am unable to supervise the work of all the freelancers I work with and cannot guarantee their work is entirely AI free. If anyone I work with is found to produce content with significant AI usage, I will be removing their content and credits from the game and replacing their content with proper human artistry.
Above all else, Born in Reverie values human artistry and seeks to create something genuine and authentic for players to experience.
AI has been used in image generation for the portraits of the characters. These images are then post-processed through a quantizer, which lowers the resolution and quantizes the image into only having the colors from my color palette.
The backgrounds were generated using neural networks such as NijiJourney, LeonardoAI, and PlaygroundAI with some minor post-processing. The characters and storyline art were drawn by artists.
The game uses AI generated art for dragons, items, perks, landscapes and creatures.
Map, UI elements, battle effects and steam capsule are made by human beings.
Some voice acting is generated using AI models trained on professional voice actors who have given their consent and are being compensated for their work.
AI tools have been like an extra set of hands (or brains) for our small indie dev team. They've played a quiet yet invaluable role in helping us draft initial concept art and brainstorm our way through tricky design challenges. Being Polish native speakers, AI has also been particularly helpful in fine-tuning our writing, ensuring our game's narrative is as engaging as possible.
Due to the meta-narrative about corporate greed, GPT-models and the regurgitation of modern media, AI was used as a tool for various in-game graphics and marketing phrases, to keep consistent with the theming of the game.
The actual story content, audio, gameplay and visual design does NOT use AI generated content.
We used AI to create the voices for John, Ellie, Matt, and Becca. This is a temporary solution; we intend to replace these audio tracks with professional voice acting as soon as possible.
This game utilizes AI technology to generate some of the background and store images. These AI-generated assets were carefully selected to enhance the overall aesthetic of the game. All AI-based content was created in compliance with legal requirements to prevent copyright infringements.
Background images in some scenes are created using artificial intelligence with significant post-processing.
Some animations in the game are based on neural network animations with significant manual post-processing.
This is an experimental short prototype demo, so a few images are generated by AI. The AI-generated images include only:
1. Unimportant villager portraits.
2. The dream concept illustration at the beginning.
This is a creative application, meant for users to piece together an AI character bot for use in VR Social Chat Platforms, social media, and streaming services. It let's users use various models and services of their choice to create an AI Companion.
Some visual assets and promotional materials for Rimal were created or enhanced using generative AI tools during development.
All gameplay mechanics, progression systems, and core game logic are fully designed and controlled by the development team.
No AI-generated content is created dynamically during gameplay.
The game uses backgrounds (and a handful of characters) that were made using images generated from a Public Domain scraped data set. The background images have been altered very little but the character images are used as a basis and edited in a powerful editing suite called Microsoft Paint.
As a small, two-person startup studio, meeting the full graphical needs of our game is a challenge. To bring our cards to life, we use a combination of original artwork and AI-generated art, ensuring a balance between creativity and efficiency.
This game is fully human‑programmed. All objects, characters and enemies were hand‑drawn with only one exception: The Rex head in level 10. A few AI‑generated images were used for Steam and simple backgrounds.
We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.
This game use generative artificial intelligence to pre-rendered art for the game, This includes the game itself, the storepage, and any Steam community assets or marketing materials.
The two pieces of music and three mini visuals used in the game were created using artificial intelligence. All other visuals were hand-drawn, and all music was composed by musicians.
We created our in-game cards through an artificial intelligence-based system that is popular in our world. These cards are created from many people's personal dreams and ideas.
