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We partly use AI for our project to optimize the workflow and create smaller models, icons, textures, the logo or some texts. This saves time and helps our team to focus on the development. Game soundtrack generated with Udio.
AI is used for prerendered textures in the game and also for translations of languages, the manuals, and images for example like achievements, trading cards etc.
Our game leverages the newest AI technology to enhance your gaming experience! From generative images that improve the visual aspects of the game to AI-driven voiceovers that add depth to every character, our use of AI extends to creating immersive storefront visuals and engaging marketing materials. This approach helps us deliver the game faster and better
We used AI to fill in details and at times generate images for some of the store pages. Additionally, the music that is in the background while playing the game was generated using AI tools and services. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.
We use AI during our production process to facilitate quest integration through our in-house tool, HanaCore.
It allows us to synthesize, correct, and integrate quests while fully respecting the existing lore.
We also use AI to assist with code generation, helping us save valuable development time.
Some of the images on our store page were created by artificial intelligence and edits were made on the images. and some images in the game were made by artificial intelligence.
I used AI to generate translations of the game's text elements to ensure a satisfactory English version. The AI did not create or generate anything new compared to what I had manually created.
ELHKIA is a new type of political simulation game where the pledges entered directly into the prompt by users are evaluated using LLM(Large Language Models). The evaluation result is then linked to the rise or decrease in popularity of a candidate.
The majority of the game's pixel art assets (approx. 80%) are hand-drawn. Generative AI tools were used to assist in creating certain background elements, icons, and character variations. Specifically, all illustrative images used for in-game 'events' and case files are AI-generated. Additionally, approximately 90% of the game's music tracks were generated using AI tools. All AI-generated assets, including the music, have been manually reviewed, retouched, and edited by the developer to ensure they fit the game's consistent artistic style and quality standards.
Initial localization for non-english languages was done using large language models. The community has improved on that localization immensely.
The game itself contains no generative content, with the exception of localization.
The backgrounds for the research/videos were pre-generated by AI and manually adjusted to the desired state.
Localization in all languages except Russian.
Some assets used in Casino Management Simulator were created using generative AI tools.
• NPC character models were AI-generated.
• All in-game music tracks were AI-generated.
• Some Store Page text and marketing descriptions were AI-assisted.
No live AI generation occurs during gameplay. All AI-generated assets are pre-made, reviewed, and legally owned for use in the game.
Yep, we used AI – but only to whip up some promo images for our Steam page and a few static visuals in the game. The rest? 100% human-made, with love, coffee, and probably too many late nights.
The content for the game (images of objects, ships, UI elements) was generated by artificial intelligence at the game development stage. The content does not change in any way during the game.
The game does not contain any AI-generated content in real-time, but it does feature music produced using AI. The game's music was created through suno.ai, where I am a paying member. The website assures that paying members have the right to use the generated music for commercial purposes.
In terms of images, the game uses a picture of a dog in a suit that is AI-generated. For the shop interface, all images related to appearances are also AI-generated. The AI images were created on https://www.artbreeder.com, and I am a paid member of that website.
We used generative AI for: art on the store page, and some in-game textures. Each AI-generated content was then manually adjusted by our in-house artist to ensure the presence of human input in the art and high quality of the game.
We partly use AI for our project to optimize the workflow and create smaller models, icons, textures, the logo or some texts. This saves time and helps our team to focus on the development. Game soundtrack generated with Udio.
AI is used for prerendered textures in the game and also for translations of languages, the manuals, and images for example like achievements, trading cards etc.
Our game leverages the newest AI technology to enhance your gaming experience! From generative images that improve the visual aspects of the game to AI-driven voiceovers that add depth to every character, our use of AI extends to creating immersive storefront visuals and engaging marketing materials. This approach helps us deliver the game faster and better
We used AI to fill in details and at times generate images for some of the store pages. Additionally, the music that is in the background while playing the game was generated using AI tools and services. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.
We use AI during our production process to facilitate quest integration through our in-house tool, HanaCore.
It allows us to synthesize, correct, and integrate quests while fully respecting the existing lore.
We also use AI to assist with code generation, helping us save valuable development time.
Some of the images on our store page were created by artificial intelligence and edits were made on the images. and some images in the game were made by artificial intelligence.
I used AI to generate translations of the game's text elements to ensure a satisfactory English version. The AI did not create or generate anything new compared to what I had manually created.
ELHKIA is a new type of political simulation game where the pledges entered directly into the prompt by users are evaluated using LLM(Large Language Models). The evaluation result is then linked to the rise or decrease in popularity of a candidate.
The majority of the game's pixel art assets (approx. 80%) are hand-drawn. Generative AI tools were used to assist in creating certain background elements, icons, and character variations. Specifically, all illustrative images used for in-game 'events' and case files are AI-generated. Additionally, approximately 90% of the game's music tracks were generated using AI tools. All AI-generated assets, including the music, have been manually reviewed, retouched, and edited by the developer to ensure they fit the game's consistent artistic style and quality standards.
Initial localization for non-english languages was done using large language models. The community has improved on that localization immensely.
The game itself contains no generative content, with the exception of localization.
The backgrounds for the research/videos were pre-generated by AI and manually adjusted to the desired state.
Localization in all languages except Russian.
Some assets used in Casino Management Simulator were created using generative AI tools.
• NPC character models were AI-generated.
• All in-game music tracks were AI-generated.
• Some Store Page text and marketing descriptions were AI-assisted.
No live AI generation occurs during gameplay. All AI-generated assets are pre-made, reviewed, and legally owned for use in the game.
Yep, we used AI – but only to whip up some promo images for our Steam page and a few static visuals in the game. The rest? 100% human-made, with love, coffee, and probably too many late nights.
The content for the game (images of objects, ships, UI elements) was generated by artificial intelligence at the game development stage. The content does not change in any way during the game.
The game does not contain any AI-generated content in real-time, but it does feature music produced using AI. The game's music was created through suno.ai, where I am a paying member. The website assures that paying members have the right to use the generated music for commercial purposes.
In terms of images, the game uses a picture of a dog in a suit that is AI-generated. For the shop interface, all images related to appearances are also AI-generated. The AI images were created on https://www.artbreeder.com, and I am a paid member of that website.
We used generative AI for: art on the store page, and some in-game textures. Each AI-generated content was then manually adjusted by our in-house artist to ensure the presence of human input in the art and high quality of the game.