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Some of the art assets in the game are drawn using ai, this game is made by me alone throughout, as a fresh college student, financial resources and knowledge reserves are still insufficient, want to make a game of their own, have no choice but to use ai to assist in the production of the game, I know that the true artist in their own works on the emotions and ideas given by ai can not be compared. I apologise profusely if the use of ai in this game has troubled you.
I hope players will try to understand my reasons for using ai./(ㄒoㄒ)/~~
AI (Nano Banana) was used to generate background environment concepts featured in certain UI elements. These concepts were then manually reworked and finalized by our artists.
All characters were created entirely by hand by our external artists, Amandine Flahaut and Yaël Préjeant. All weapons were created entirely by hand by Yaël Préjeant. All UI was designed manually by our Art Director, Benjamin François.
Only the character art in the logo was generated by AI.
Even the logo title text, I created myself in Photoshop.
I created all the characters in Aseprite, without AI.
I scripted the game, designed, and built it myself, and leveraged asset packs.
Our game utilizes AI in several ways. We generated some concept art using AI, which helped shape the visual direction of the game. Additionally, we partially used AI for translation tasks to ensure a broader audience can enjoy the game. AI also assisted us in some coding tasks, streamlining development and allowing us to focus on crafting a better gameplay experience.
Some of the images on our store page were created by artificial intelligence and edits were made on the images. and some images in the game were made by artificial intelligence.
The only use of AI gen tools were for the backgrounds on the Store page images. Nowhere else is AI used. Certainly not anywhere in the actual Game itself. Any and all Images in the game itself have been rendered directly out of the game project without any sort of AI gen tools in the process whatsoever.
The use of AI for some of the UI in the game
The use of AI to help detect bugs in the code
The use of AI for some of the artwork in the store page
The use of AI for store page descriptions
The use of AI for in game and store page logos/Icons
Hey folks, RantCPU here with a little update on RantCPU's ClickBait! We're all about parodying AI tech, and we’re taking it very seriously. To save on those sky-high computing costs, I've roped in some human "assistants" and forced them to handle most of the heavy lifting. So, while some minor assets might get a touch of AI magic, the main game goodies, including all my cards, are human-made and ethically sourced. Apologies in advance for any slip-ups—unlike my flawless AI brilliance, humans are bound to mess up now and then. Enjoy the game and embrace the chaos!
In this game, AI was used to facilitate the creation of character avatars and illustrations, as well as AI localizations and dialogues and steam page localization.
We used AI as a tool during development to help generate some parts of the code and certain visual assets. However, there is no active or functional AI system used within the game itself. AI was only used in the production process, not as part of the gameplay or game mechanics.
Our game uses generative AI to create pre-rendered illustrations, narratives, OST tracks, and localization translations. All AI-generated content is included in the game and not generated in real-time.
AI technology is used in the creation of 3D models.
Logos and backgrounds used on the store page are generated using AI.
AI is utilized when searching for sample music materials.
Some of the in-game text was created with the assistance of AI.
Most of the images used in the game are generated using AI.
Some of the art assets in the game are drawn using ai, this game is made by me alone throughout, as a fresh college student, financial resources and knowledge reserves are still insufficient, want to make a game of their own, have no choice but to use ai to assist in the production of the game, I know that the true artist in their own works on the emotions and ideas given by ai can not be compared. I apologise profusely if the use of ai in this game has troubled you.
I hope players will try to understand my reasons for using ai./(ㄒoㄒ)/~~
AI (Nano Banana) was used to generate background environment concepts featured in certain UI elements. These concepts were then manually reworked and finalized by our artists.
All characters were created entirely by hand by our external artists, Amandine Flahaut and Yaël Préjeant. All weapons were created entirely by hand by Yaël Préjeant. All UI was designed manually by our Art Director, Benjamin François.
Only the character art in the logo was generated by AI.
Even the logo title text, I created myself in Photoshop.
I created all the characters in Aseprite, without AI.
I scripted the game, designed, and built it myself, and leveraged asset packs.
Our game utilizes AI in several ways. We generated some concept art using AI, which helped shape the visual direction of the game. Additionally, we partially used AI for translation tasks to ensure a broader audience can enjoy the game. AI also assisted us in some coding tasks, streamlining development and allowing us to focus on crafting a better gameplay experience.
Some of the images on our store page were created by artificial intelligence and edits were made on the images. and some images in the game were made by artificial intelligence.
The only use of AI gen tools were for the backgrounds on the Store page images. Nowhere else is AI used. Certainly not anywhere in the actual Game itself. Any and all Images in the game itself have been rendered directly out of the game project without any sort of AI gen tools in the process whatsoever.
The use of AI for some of the UI in the game
The use of AI to help detect bugs in the code
The use of AI for some of the artwork in the store page
The use of AI for store page descriptions
The use of AI for in game and store page logos/Icons
Hey folks, RantCPU here with a little update on RantCPU's ClickBait! We're all about parodying AI tech, and we’re taking it very seriously. To save on those sky-high computing costs, I've roped in some human "assistants" and forced them to handle most of the heavy lifting. So, while some minor assets might get a touch of AI magic, the main game goodies, including all my cards, are human-made and ethically sourced. Apologies in advance for any slip-ups—unlike my flawless AI brilliance, humans are bound to mess up now and then. Enjoy the game and embrace the chaos!
In this game, AI was used to facilitate the creation of character avatars and illustrations, as well as AI localizations and dialogues and steam page localization.
We used AI as a tool during development to help generate some parts of the code and certain visual assets. However, there is no active or functional AI system used within the game itself. AI was only used in the production process, not as part of the gameplay or game mechanics.
Our game uses generative AI to create pre-rendered illustrations, narratives, OST tracks, and localization translations. All AI-generated content is included in the game and not generated in real-time.
AI technology is used in the creation of 3D models.
Logos and backgrounds used on the store page are generated using AI.
AI is utilized when searching for sample music materials.
Some of the in-game text was created with the assistance of AI.
Most of the images used in the game are generated using AI.
