Where do games disclose AI use?

The Music is Generated, everything else is not.

Some base image assets were generated using AI and used in the graphic design of the custom graphics you see in-game. Anything AI generated was heavily edited, animated, and customized for our games needs.

At the current stage of the project our artists use AI to quickly sketch the characters which are than made over by hands.

DALL-E was used in the creation of some of the enemy battle sprites, character portraits, parallax backgrounds (4 total), and the in-game polaroid pictures. All generated images were further modified by the developer.

An AI tool has been used to create background sketches of the main character. Aesthetic modifications have been made to remove artifacts generated by this application.

The game's list of trivia questions and options are generated using ChatGPT 4.0 based on the categories that the developer decided to put into the game. Then, the questions and answers are verified before being put into the game.

Sanguine does not use AI to generate gameplay, dialogue, or dynamic content for players. The game experience is fully authored and designed. AI was used in development in three ways: -Coding assistance: GitHub Copilot was used as a tool to speed up writing code, with all implementations reviewed and customized by the developer. -Small artwork elements: A limited number of in-game framed paintings, Steam Achievement Artwork, and Newspaper Artwork were created with AI and then curated/edited by the developer for use. -Additionally, AI was used to assist with Localization Translations. All story, characters, environments, music, voice performances, live VHS-style footage, 3D models, cutscenes, and overall production were created directly and originally for Sanguine, or were purchased for use, or are royalty-free for use.

The main capsule image that appears in the card when sharing Battle Marine's store page URL on social media such as Twitter is created using a generative AI.

AI is exclusively utilized in the pre-generated assets, with no live-generated AI employed. Following tools are used: Photoshop AI (main tool): Utilized for improving art, inpainting, and outpainting. Magnific AI: Employed for creative upscaling. Midjourney: Utilized for concept art generation of some assets. Subsequently, assets undergo a manual improvement process in Photoshop by combining different elements from the concept art to maintain a consistent art style. For robot hand animations, the process involves Spine and Adobe After Effects. Additionally, vehicles usually undergo the creation of a 3D model in Blender.

In game character art has been generated by AI but has been altered manually to best suit the style of the game.

menu page background, and other static non-gameplay GUI oriented page graphics

Part of the NPC dialogue is generated by AI

Cover and banners in the store page.

Some photos icons.

AI has been used in this game to create backgrounds and some flat illustrations in the game. Backgrounds and images have then been modified and retouched by the studio to fit the game.

Conversion from Japanese to foreign words and generation of terms suitable for games Generating concept images Generating icon images

Most of the artwork was generated by Dall-E 3 and the voice over is generated by elevenlabs.io

Some code and artwork was ai generated

AI art is used for the capsule and for some in-game backgrounds such as the background at the general store and blacksmith.

A small portion of visual effects and sound effects were created with the assistance of AI.

The trees in the Germany Stage (shown in the first trailer) were generated with retro-diffusion. I intend to replace them with hand-drawn trees in the final game. There's also the "modern art" enemy that has ai-generated images displayed inside a frame. Besides that everything is hand made.

Some item ICONS, card ICONS and characters were designed with AI-assisted. The scenes were designed with AI-assisted.

This game utilizes AI to assist in personalizing responses to content.

This game involves localization works (Russian, Korean) generated from GPT.

In the game, we utilized AI to assist in creating some of the background art and character voiceover content. These elements have been refined and optimized by our design team to provide players with a richer and more immersive gaming experience. All AI-generated content complies with platform rules and copyright requirements and has undergone strict review.

This game currently features AI-generated voiceovers to bring its characters and story to life. As a solo developer working on my first project, this was the most feasible option during development. A post-release roadmap will be published, where I plan to transition to fully voiced lines by real voice actors as soon as resources allow.

AI used for some of the translations.

We used some AI-tools to help develop the game.

Steam store page assets as well as some in game UI were created using a combination of hand drawn artwork and AI generated content.

Double Crossed uses generative AI tools to help proofread and suggest minor edits to written text (e.g., in-game dialogue and marketing copy). No generative AI is used to create or alter in-game visuals, audio, or gameplay content.

Planet surface images and some other 2D assets are AI-generated

AI was used for grammar support and translations into other languages. All in-game content is either developer-made or licensed from purchased assets.

Use of AI for visual materials on the Steam page due to limited resources and budget. This is done to try to give the page a better appearance than what we could achieve with our own skills.

A small number of textures were created using AI, and then manually processed to match the game's visual style.

There were 2 lines of code during the developmental process of building the game that I wasn't able to figure out on my own, I used Chat-GPT 3.5 in order to help out me with the code, and it filled in what I was struggling with.

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 Maze on the Cover was generated with A.I.

This game includes some AI-generated images.

Some TV images (interaction optional) for comedic effect

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.

The images of the story trailer and a few shop icons were generated with the help of AI.

Generative AI (DALL·E 3) was used in Steam community resources. Specifically in achievements art.

- Capsule images: The images were created by a professional artist who partially used AI - Title screen: The background image on the title screen was partially AI generated

Some elements of the images were textured using AI.

Capsule image Ingame Texts Ingame Images

Original art, Blender, AI and Photoshop are combined to create in-game assets

There was AI image generation used for creating bases for some environment textures, those bases were heavily modified by hand to fit the game from the original texture spit out by AI.

Translation of game dialogues

In the development of this game generative AI was used for environment mood boards, 3D model drafts, and soundtrack inspirations. Final in-game assets are all human-curated with purpose and intent.

Storepage descriptions frst draftwas were AI generated. Some concept work and refs for 'arts' were AI generated, used ChatGPT to help with grammar as well.