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Soundtrack: The game's soundtrack was composed using generative AI technology to create immersive and dynamic music that enhances the player's experience.
Trailer Voiceover: The voice narration featured in the official game trailer was synthesized using AI-driven voice generation.
Store Assets: The logo and background imagery for the game's store assets were created using AI-assisted image generation tools.
While AI has been utilized to assist in asset creation, all final creative decisions, refinements, and implementations were made by the development team to ensure quality and alignment with the game's vision.
We have used generative AI to create some individual assets (graphics) in eHUB cities and to support the writing of the code. The AI characters in the game are also spoken by AI voices.
The title page for game (a castle like structure in a bleak landscape) was generated by AI. Some of the backgrounds for the menus were also generated by AI (stone walls and niches)
A-Genro is an AI-powered rover that learns from the way you play. Whether it’s your strategy, movement, or combat style, it picks up on your habits and adapts to help you play smarter. Over time, it becomes a personal assistant in the game, giving you support when things get tough and even taking over in auto-pilot mode when needed.
The more you play, the better A-Genro gets—becoming a powerful ally that matches your skills and helps you level up your game. Train it, trust it, and let it take your gameplay to the next level!
This game includes an experiment about the perception of human-made and AI art in a multimedia context. To that purpose some of the graphic, music and text assets of the game are generated with the help of AI, while others are human-made. The player is asked at the end of the game to guess which parts were made by AI and which were not.
Museums of History uses AI technology to enhance the visual quality of menu background images. These backgrounds showcase beautifully rendered scenes from the game environment, offering players an engaging preview of the historical settings they’ll explore.
By using AI to refine and generate these visuals, we ensure stunning and immersive artwork that sets the tone for the game, while maintaining a focus on historical accuracy and aesthetic appeal.
Use of AI for color enhancement, lighting, and character posing, combined with Adobe suite programs for the final touch.
Applied to the various banners for the Steam store.
AI was used for text translation into multiple languages and for generating small placeholder images, such as icons and minor UI elements.
All core creative assets, gameplay systems, and design decisions were made by the developer, and AI-generated placeholders may be replaced in future updates.
We’ve used AI technology in a minimal capacity to assist in the creation of the game’s visuals. AI was utilized primarily for generating rough background sketches and concept drafts. All final artwork was hand-drawn to ensure a personal, unique touch and to maintain a distinct artistic style in the game.
AI tools were used during development for non-interactive assets: ChatGPT for translation support, Suno for music generation, and Hotpot.ai for some graphic assets. These assets are fixed and do not change during gameplay. No AI is used at runtime or for any user-generated content.
Some portions of the textual content in English, French, Russian, and German in this game were pre-generated using artificial intelligence. Additionally, some of the original concept art in the game was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. The AI-generated elements contain no illegal, prohibited, or infringing material and align with the representations shown in the game's marketing materials.
We utilized AI technology to generate some of the images and assets featured in our game. This approach allowed us to enhance the visual elements of the game efficiently while maintaining our creative direction. The AI tools were used solely for asset creation, and all gameplay mechanics, coding, and design decisions were developed manually by our team.
Some background images in this game are sourced from the AIPICT library, which may use generative AI to create its content and is labeled for free commercial use. We ensure that these materials comply with legal usage standards.
The current iteration of the game (the 5th Dimension World Builder application) does not utilize A.I. technology.
However the beta release of the game following the end of early access in 2026, will empower players to create in-game companions called Mechs that will utilize large language model technology to produce humanlike conversational responses to questions and comments from players during the course of gameplay user experience
Some visual assets in Poker Clicker were initially created with AI image generation tools, then manually redrawn and refined by the developer to fit the game's visual style.
With Skybox AI you can easily create worlds with simple text prompts, remix them to be a completely different world, and edit your world to add or remove elements.
Soundtrack: The game's soundtrack was composed using generative AI technology to create immersive and dynamic music that enhances the player's experience.
Trailer Voiceover: The voice narration featured in the official game trailer was synthesized using AI-driven voice generation.
Store Assets: The logo and background imagery for the game's store assets were created using AI-assisted image generation tools.
While AI has been utilized to assist in asset creation, all final creative decisions, refinements, and implementations were made by the development team to ensure quality and alignment with the game's vision.
We have used generative AI to create some individual assets (graphics) in eHUB cities and to support the writing of the code. The AI characters in the game are also spoken by AI voices.
The title page for game (a castle like structure in a bleak landscape) was generated by AI. Some of the backgrounds for the menus were also generated by AI (stone walls and niches)
A-Genro is an AI-powered rover that learns from the way you play. Whether it’s your strategy, movement, or combat style, it picks up on your habits and adapts to help you play smarter. Over time, it becomes a personal assistant in the game, giving you support when things get tough and even taking over in auto-pilot mode when needed.
The more you play, the better A-Genro gets—becoming a powerful ally that matches your skills and helps you level up your game. Train it, trust it, and let it take your gameplay to the next level!
This game includes an experiment about the perception of human-made and AI art in a multimedia context. To that purpose some of the graphic, music and text assets of the game are generated with the help of AI, while others are human-made. The player is asked at the end of the game to guess which parts were made by AI and which were not.
Museums of History uses AI technology to enhance the visual quality of menu background images. These backgrounds showcase beautifully rendered scenes from the game environment, offering players an engaging preview of the historical settings they’ll explore.
By using AI to refine and generate these visuals, we ensure stunning and immersive artwork that sets the tone for the game, while maintaining a focus on historical accuracy and aesthetic appeal.
Use of AI for color enhancement, lighting, and character posing, combined with Adobe suite programs for the final touch.
Applied to the various banners for the Steam store.
AI was used for text translation into multiple languages and for generating small placeholder images, such as icons and minor UI elements.
All core creative assets, gameplay systems, and design decisions were made by the developer, and AI-generated placeholders may be replaced in future updates.
We’ve used AI technology in a minimal capacity to assist in the creation of the game’s visuals. AI was utilized primarily for generating rough background sketches and concept drafts. All final artwork was hand-drawn to ensure a personal, unique touch and to maintain a distinct artistic style in the game.
AI tools were used during development for non-interactive assets: ChatGPT for translation support, Suno for music generation, and Hotpot.ai for some graphic assets. These assets are fixed and do not change during gameplay. No AI is used at runtime or for any user-generated content.
Some portions of the textual content in English, French, Russian, and German in this game were pre-generated using artificial intelligence. Additionally, some of the original concept art in the game was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. The AI-generated elements contain no illegal, prohibited, or infringing material and align with the representations shown in the game's marketing materials.
We utilized AI technology to generate some of the images and assets featured in our game. This approach allowed us to enhance the visual elements of the game efficiently while maintaining our creative direction. The AI tools were used solely for asset creation, and all gameplay mechanics, coding, and design decisions were developed manually by our team.
Some background images in this game are sourced from the AIPICT library, which may use generative AI to create its content and is labeled for free commercial use. We ensure that these materials comply with legal usage standards.
The current iteration of the game (the 5th Dimension World Builder application) does not utilize A.I. technology.
However the beta release of the game following the end of early access in 2026, will empower players to create in-game companions called Mechs that will utilize large language model technology to produce humanlike conversational responses to questions and comments from players during the course of gameplay user experience
Some visual assets in Poker Clicker were initially created with AI image generation tools, then manually redrawn and refined by the developer to fit the game's visual style.
With Skybox AI you can easily create worlds with simple text prompts, remix them to be a completely different world, and edit your world to add or remove elements.
