Where do games disclose AI use?

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the creation of concept art, visual assets, and written content such as descriptions and lore. All AI-generated materials were reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team. No AI is used during gameplay, and the game does not generate content in real time.

Some images are generated using ai and some code is written with the help of ai.

used for a page in a store

We are using AI-powered tools in the promotion process of our game. AI plays a supportive role in language translation, store pages, marketing materials, and content creation for community posts. All AI-generated content is reviewed and improved by our team before finalization.

The following languages are supported using AI translation, with final proofreading and adjustments by the developer. English · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese Some text added in updates for other languages also uses AI translation.

AI tools were used as part of the development process to assist with artwork and coding. All final assets and gameplay content are human-curated and implemented.

AI assistance was used to enhance the quality of the design of some cards in the video game.

There is no live AI generation in the game. All maps and characters are hand-crafted. Some audio and a few in-game art elements (such as lore background pages) currently use AI as placeholders and will be replaced as development continues.

few icons

This game makes significant use of pre-generated AI content. Usage Details: Almost all visual 2D assets, specifically character sprites, enemy graphics, many environmental elements, and the title art, were created using generative AI software. The AI served as the primary tool for generating the foundational artwork. Post-Processing: The generated images were curated and selected, then brought into a consistent format, scaled to the correct size for the game, and assembled into the final sprite sheets. We confirm that all content used is free of illegal or copyright-infringing material.

In the game there are 2 posters. 1 poster contains a bouquet of roses that are generated and 1 poster contains a man strike a pose.

This game was developed with AI assistance for programming and code generation. Some marketing graphics and game pictures were created and edited using AI image generation tools. The game itself does not use AI to generate any live content during gameplay. All in-game text, data, and mechanics are pre-written and static.

AI was used for backup assets that most likely have already been replaced by artists.

AI was used to create some character and monster visuals, including sprites and poses. If the game achieves sufficient success, these visuals are planned to be replaced with artwork made by human artists.

"Generative AI tools were used during the development of this game. Code: AI was used as a coding assistant to improve development efficiency and debugging. Art: AI tools were used to generate drafts for some character designs, icons, and background images. All AI-generated assets were manually reviewed, retouched, and polished by the developer to fit the game's style."

The only use of AI for the game as a whole is the steam page description, everything else is made by me as a solo dev

Some AI sound effects and music.

We used AI for the game’s language translation descriptions, the Steam capsule image, and some in-game visuals.

The game may utilize artificial intelligence technologies to generate or assist in generating certain visual materials or other multimedia assets for marketing and promotional purposes.

I created achievement logos with AI and store logos with Ai, all in game images are created with actual game play and does not use Ai, game privacy and manual were formatted and verified using Ai.

Some visual assets used in Static Watch were created with the assistance of generative AI tools and then manually edited and integrated by the developer. Generative AI is not used during gameplay, and no content is generated dynamically or in real time for players.

I use AI to debug my existing code so I don't need to spend time looking at documentation. I also use AI to generate some of the art but not all of it.

Some game assets and sounds were generated by AI.

enhanced Gameplay images

I used AI for generating some images

Asset created by AI included

As a solo dev, I do not have the skills like many other dev teams. Therefore some parts like the game icon, and the image of the game name, are made with the help of AI. I do not have any plans to expand beyond that.

Store page capsule image was sketched by a human artist and refined using AI. AI was also used for localization.

During the development of "SHADOW MAZE Descent into Fear", AI tools were used in the following ways: 1. **Design & planning**: ChatGPT was used as a brainstorming assistant for game design ideas, mechanics, and narrative concepts. 2. **Visual concepts**: One initial store capsule image was generated using an AI image tool (Midjourney/DALL-E) during early prototyping. This image has since been replaced with original, human-created artwork and in-game screenshots. 3. **Code assistance**: ChatGPT provided examples and explanations for basic scripting and debugging. All AI-generated visual content has been removed from the final store page and game build. The current store assets are original or gameplay screenshots. No AI-generated content remains in the publicly available version of the game.

No AI is used in core development. We use AI sparingly for some initial aspects such as toy mock ups - all final models are made by our team. We also use to aid in ideation, some social media graphics, voices, sound track and renders. All core aspects, such as development work, maps, VFX, final toy models and code are done by hand and our development team of 30.

A small number of assets have been created with AI assistance as well as some of the marketing text on the store page.

We use tools like GitHub Copilot during development. However, all code is verified by our 2 member team, with over 30 years combined experience.

AI-generated content is used for some promotional banners and background images, with artist supervision and final review.

Some example art. May not be used in final version.

This game utilizes pre-generated AI assets to enhance the immersive atmosphere and production value. Specifically, AI tools were used to assist in the creation of: Audio: Atmospheric sound effects and character voice-over performances designed to heighten the psychological horror experience. Promotional Material: Static visual elements and artwork used for marketing purposes. All AI-generated content has been manually reviewed, curated, and integrated by the development team to ensure it aligns with the game's narrative and artistic vision.

No image in this game is used exactly as produced by an AI without human editing; all images have been modified, reworked, or supplemented manually. The in-game texts and the store page description were partially written with the help of AI tools, then proofread and corrected by a human.

Roach english voice. Some marketing images

The only use of AI in this game is for generating character voice lines. No gameplay elements, visuals, or other content are AI-generated. The AI voices may be replaced with human voice actors in future updates.

Some promotional images on the Steam store page were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during early visual concept work and were subsequently manually refined. The game itself does not use generative artificial intelligence.

I have used the AI only to prepare the rough localizations. Furthermore on the way I'am planing to setup crowd localization

Promo materials for marketing and community.

Some marketing materials for Wander involve the use of AI-assisted tools during development.

Some visual assets used in the store page and in-game presentation were initially created with the assistance of AI-based tools and were subsequently manually edited, refined, and integrated by the developer. AI tools were used only as part of the early creative workflow (such as concept exploration or base imagery). All final assets were curated, modified, and approved by a human developer. No AI-generated content is created dynamically at runtime, and AI is not used to generate gameplay logic, player interactions, or in-game decisions.

AI has been used for generating images for the game

Ability icons and some music were created with the assistance of AI.

We used AI tools to generate some of the game’s 2D icons, UI artwork, and background music. All AI-generated assets were reviewed, edited, and integrated manually by the developers. No real-time AI generation occurs during gameplay, and the game does not send any user data to external AI services.

We used AI to create music

Store page uses AI generated Art

I want to be fully transparent with you. Some of the visual assets in this game were created with the help of generative AI tools. However, AI was used strictly as a tool, not as a replacement for creativity or craftsmanship. No image generated by AI was used “as is.” Every asset went through heavy manual modification, repainting, redesigning, compositional changes, color correction, detailing, and integration into the game’s visual language. I spent hundreds of hours in GIMP reworking compositions, adjusting lighting and color palettes, redrawing shapes and much more. The final result you see in the game is the outcome of extensive manual work and artistic decisions. I'm not an artist at all, and AI simply helped accelerate early-stage iteration. Without this help the game could not exist. The game’s design, mechanics, balance, progression systems, and overall vision are entirely human-made. Thank you for supporting indie development.

Every single item images is generated by AI to reflect its properties