Where do games disclose AI use?

Unyha uses AI to generate stories about the players' characters, their heirlooms, and the world.

The game does not contain AI generated content. All art, music, sound effects and all other assets are crafted by human hands. The intro video on the store page contains an AI generated voice.

Generative AI was used as a step in the development of some texture and model assets.

-Assisting with translation for multiple languages. -Repainting and texturing certain artworks. -Creating placeholder assets for the game demo.

Language translations, except for Russian, were done using neural networks. The playing cards in "Koschuny" were created with the help of a neural network. The game cover on Steam was partially created by a neural network and touched up by an artist.

During development process, we may use procedural and AI-based tools to assist with art content creation. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team. We prioritize the most ethical AI sources as possible.

Our game is about shooting movies. We also allow players to create their own movies, including having characters say the lines of the movie script. Players can write dialogue and generate audio. The 3D animated characters act out the script.

This indie game uses AI-generated sounds for some voice acting and audio elements.

The game is developed solo, and during Early Access I’ve occasionally used AI-generated placeholders — some of which I actually quite like. These are temporary and will likely be replaced over time.

Generative AI was used in the creation of some in-game portraits, backgrounds, and icons.

We utilize generative AI tools during the development process to enhance the overall quality and depth of the game's world. Specifically: Character Models: The mesh for the game’s final boss was created using AI-assisted generation tools, then manually refined to ensure high-quality technical standards. Localization: AI tools are used to assist in translating game text into multiple languages, which are then manually reviewed and polished for accuracy. Marketing Materials: Some promotional assets and store page visuals may include elements enhanced by AI to better represent the game's tactical vision.

In-game settler busts and some concepts of planets are generated with self-trained generative image techniques. Some ideas for flavor text of settlers, planets and/or artifacts were created with the help of NLP technologies. (only for idea and concept generation, not for text)

Our Cover art uses partially procedurally generated elements shown on the shop page and ingame. The final product was crafted and edited by our artists.

We integrated with Meshy to allow players to generate 3D furniture and decor for their rooms using a text prompt. Any 3D assets generated in this way are purely for personal use and cannot be placed on our download center. Generative AI was not used in the making of our 2D artwork or included 3D assets.

- Are player-imported models being posed using AI No.AI technology is only used during software development. Poses are pre-generated data that records the positions and rotation values of the joints of the humanoid model. No AI-related techniques are involved. -In what manner is the AI affecting the poses During development, some pose data is generated through Pose Estimation technology by importing images. There is no utilization of any AI technology during the runtime of the software, and there are no functionalities or code related to AI in the software package.

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.

Static 2D art, such as background images, are AI generated.

Some models and icons in the game are generated by artificial intelligence

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.

Mostly AI generated Images

AI was used to help with code, writing, and visuals since the project was made on an extremely small budget.

部分人物头像为AI生成

We use AI in creation of some images of our game and in our Community Items. For example the infamous "Sinner Santa", owes it's image to the AI.

Parts of the game store page's text and graphics are AI pre-rendered.

We have utilized an AI program to help us generate music within the game and Steam Main Graphics for the game.

Starting with the version 1.3 patch, AI tools were used to make minor translation updates to French, Spanish and German text in conjunction with a review by a professional.

Generative AI is used for translations into languages I do not master and to create early 3D model prototypes. These prototypes are manually refined before being integrated into the game. No generative AI is used during gameplay or to dynamically generate in-game content.

We have used open source LLMs trained on our game's lore and dialogue to generate quests. We have used our own private NeRF systems to generate some 3D models. Some of our marketing materials, game icons, and concept art was generated using art we had designers create under contract for this game. That art was used to train an open source generative system.

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.

The game contains portraits and images generated by AI.

Note: One UI sprite icon and one wall art in the game was created using AI.

Mad Miner's soundtracks 11 through 25 were generated with artificial intelligence. The first 10 tracks are the work of the artist.

Generative AI is used as an auxiliary tool for the translation of the store page and the main game (English and Chinese).

Generative AI is used to assist in the development of some gameplay art assets.

Some of the Marketing Materials and Images for The Trip are AI generated.

AI is used to generate some images and voice lines for the game.

During development we use AI assistance in certain tasks, such as upscaling in-game assets to higher detail versions. An example would be creating higher detail 2D UI portraits for NPCs in their in-game environment from the in-game art. All original artwork and the final creative vision come from our development team. The game has optional computer generated voice overs.

We used AI generated contents just for steam capsule images.

Out of a total of 12 music tracks, 9 were produced using AI. A total of 25 villager profile pictures were generated with AI. All languages except German, French, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Turkish were translated using AI. AI was used in the creation of the Steam capsule logo.

Some of the marketing materials, 2D visuals, and voiceover assets were enhanced or created with the help of AI tools.

The graphical elements for the store and the elements for the library in the Steam store were generated by AI.

Few images in-game are prepared using AI tools.

- Store page images

This game uses AI assistance to create some of the 2D art assets.

We generate Artwork with AI

AI helped with store page text, and players may upload mods with AI content.

Some textures contain AI generated imagery

The game capsule art is generated using Open Source AI. I am wokring on replacing that with none-AI Art

Generative AI tools were used to assist with supporting art assets.