Where do games disclose AI use?

- Text-related: Translation of store descriptions for non-Japanese stores

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.

This game uses AI-generated content for: Store capsule artwork All AI content has been reviewed and edited by our development team to ensure quality and appropriateness.

We use Windows Co-Pilot to answer questions regarding development tools (eg. how to approach technical problems) and Co-Pilot for Visual Studio Code to help improve coding efficiency (eg. code auto-completion).

We have used AI-generated content for player-selectable BGM and cover images in the game lobby, as well as voice-overs. Among these, all voice-overs have been completely replaced with professional voice actors' recordings in time for the Early Access release. We are currently conducting an internal investigation regarding unconfirmed content, and all confirmed AI-generated assets will be replaced with human-created assets by the official 1.0 release.

Narrator uses AI voice over work as a placeholder. Currently the final game is slotted to feature 100% human actors for maximum expression. An example of this is the demo's ending cutscene.

A texture for one backround asset was created using generative AI. The paintings, posters and other artwork you see in the game are NOT made by AI.

AI was used to generate initial assets for the ship's computer voice, nebula backgrounds, and some translations, all of which were subsequently refined by the developer.

Some dialogues feature AI-generated voices. Parts of the marketing assets - including store texts other than english or german- are modified / localized with AI.

We use Windows Co-Pilot to answer questions regarding development tools (eg. how to approach technical problems) and Co-Pilot for Visual Studio Code to help improve coding efficiency (eg. code auto-completion).

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

Some AI tools were used as part of the creative process to assist with brainstorming, polishing text, and improving efficiency in content creation. However, all final assets, visuals, and materials are manually reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team to ensure original quality and consistency with the game’s vision. No, the game does not use AI to generate content or code in real time during gameplay. All gameplay logic, assets, and mechanics are fully pre-defined and designed by the development team. AI is used only for traditional gameplay elements such as enemy behavior, pathfinding, and combat decision-making. These systems are entirely pre-programmed and do not involve generative AI. The goal is to provide challenging, reactive encounters that feel dynamic and engaging for the player.

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.

Some of the characters' phrases that they say during gameplay.

We use AI for the images displayed during the loading screen wait time.

AI was used to assist with voice modification for certain characters. AI was used to help with soundtrack enhancement and editing. AI was used to create or refine some visual symbols and sigil designs.

Generative AI tools were used during the development of Academy: Become a Hero to create and refine several game assets. The disclosure of its use is as follows: 2D Art and User Interface: All 2D illustrations, UI elements, icons, and menus (including upgrade screens, stage selection, and customization menus) were generated using AI tools and subsequently edited and refined for final integration. 3D Modeling: The main character (Troid) and its skeletal meshes were created using Meshy. We hold a valid commercial license for all content generated and used in the project. Localization: Game localization and translations into all supported languages were performed with the assistance of AI large language models to ensure global accessibility. Audio and Voiceovers: For the introductory cinematic, AI was utilized to modulate and process the developer's original voice recordings to create distinct and characterized voices for the different characters. All AI-generated content has been manually reviewed, corrected, and finalized by the developer to ensure artistic consistency and technical quality.

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.

Only parts of the UI background and marketing images use AI

Contains AI generated background art and 2D portraits/illustrations.

Artificial intelligence was used both for multilingual translation and for creating the DLC illustrations.

Generative AI was used to generate a total of 3 silly meme songs/sounds in the game, the most prominent being the title screen music. All other level soundtracks/sfx were otherwise created by a human (shoutout to my lifelong DJ TheMedisin). Generative AI was used to create part of our steam page logos.

I Had A Plan! uses human-made sprites and assets, but uses AI to transform voices for most (non narrator/GM) characters. These were still recorded by the developer, but then transformed to sound like other people using AI. AI was also used to lip sync those voices.

Ai has been used, to create steam page image (not screenshots) only for Header.

In the game are included images for cinematics, generated with a commercial image generation engine.

It has translations to the english that I got from I.A. and some of the animations during the gameplay as well.

AI images were generated for use on the store page and as loading screens within the game.

The game includes some temporary AI-generated content (such as images, sounds, or graphical elements) used solely to speed up the development process. All of these assets are provisional and will be progressively replaced with original materials as the project advances.

I (Creekside Interactive) use AI generated music via SUNO. In which I (Creekside Interactive) own all the rights to song(s) generated by SUNO as stated in the SUNO commercial license purchased by Levi's Arts LLC.

We are experimentally using generated AI as a reference for some background materials or for textures.

We generated drafts for the game's and company logos, part of the capsules art, the voice in the trailer and the store texts. Then we adapted them to our liking.

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

Game does NOT include any AI-generated content. AI generation used for some promo-materials images.

Some audio sound effects are made with Ai

Some Assets Were Modified with the Help of AI.

AI was used to generate the images in the game. I'm a solo developer. I can't afford to hire artists, and I depend on this income to pay the rent and buy food. Please be considerate. I hope you enjoy the game.

The comic intro is AI generated

This game includes dialogues generated with the help of a conversational AI and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

Cover art.

We use AI-generated content in various aspects of Coin Pusher Casino to help deliver high-quality results within our capabilities. All AI-generated assets are created during the development process and are implemented as static (pre-generated) content. Currently, the following AI-generated assets are used in the game: • Text • Voice (new) AI-generated text is used for: • In-game text and translations (localization) • Steam Store descriptions, updates, and announcements • Social media communications • Customer support responses (to assist in providing clear, precise troubleshooting, including multilingual support) AI-generated voice is used for: • Arcade announcer voice We are committed to transparency and will communicate any future changes to our use of AI-generated content.

AI is used for cinematic cutscenes and certain 2D assets, but the majority of the work is done manually. The characters are actually hand-painted. Similarly, code workflows include partial generation for certain C++, C#, and HLSL functions.

- The background music is AI generated

As an indie developer, we use AI tools for translating the game, generating some textures, and for audio-related tasks, such as creating sound files and voice recordings.

Time Shock is hand-built by a solo developer. The design, gameplay, levels, writing, and world are all made by hand. AI tools play a limited supporting role only — used to tweak character voices, assist and refine artwork, and add lip-sync to dialogue. Everything is reviewed and finished by hand before it ships.

The background music (BGM) of our game uses assets from Soundraw, a music production site that uses AI.

AI generated artwork used on Store Page

AI was part of the workflow for creating images of characters and locations.

A few background images in the start sequence were generated by AI.

Art assets were modified by AI to utilize high resolution image sampling, video sampling, and audio enhancements.