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AI was used in the creation of localization and marketing materials

AI agent is used during the production of this game.

Some images used in the game’s development and promotional materials were initially generated with the assistance of AI tools. These images were not used as final untouched AI output: they were reviewed, edited, adjusted, and finalized by human artists. AI was used only as a production aid to speed up early visual exploration and reduce iteration time. It was not used to replace the work of human artists, but rather as part of a broader art pipeline that still relies on human direction, editing, and final approval.

Graphics generated by AI.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some pre-generated 2D artwork and UI imagery, 3D models and animations, instrumental music and sound effects, localization drafts, and portions of the game code. As a solo developer, I selected, edited, integrated, and reviewed all of these outputs before inclusion. The game does not generate content at runtime and does not send player input to generative AI services.

Generative AI tools were used during the development process to assist in creating and refining some visual assets. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and curated by the developer before being included in the game or its promotional materials.

The game has used AI to enhance the game's store description, help improve the game's narrative and to assist with localisation using Google Translate.

The art, audio, and writing in Refund Speedrun are created by hand. Generative AI was used only for the voice-over narration in our promotional teaser trailer (ElevenLabs). The game does not generate any content using AI at runtime.

The game used AI to generate artwork and code. We are biologists and we do research for living this is to show to others what its like.

This game uses AI-generated artwork for store page assets, including capsule images, promotional graphics, and character illustrations. The game logo and visual marketing materials were created with the assistance of AI image generation tools. No AI content is generated during gameplay — all in-game content is pre-authored. No third-party AI services are connected during gameplay.

all the pictures are generated by artificial intelligence.

Updated 8/24/2026 for Full Transparency: Send Them to Hell was built by a very small team with a very large appetite for demonic slaughter. Generative AI was used during development to create concept art and visual references for the graphic design team. These concepts were used as references during the creation and refinement of the game’s sprites and visual assets. The final assets were created and modified by the development team. The remainder of the artwork was created by human artists, who were compensated for their work and are credited in-game.

I’m a User Experience Designer by day, and making a game has been a childhood dream of mine. I used generative AI as part of my development process, including helping with code and creating visual assets. Every asset included in the final game was personally selected, refined, placed, and directed by me to match the game’s overall vision.

all the pictures are generated by artificial intelligence.

AI was used in some of the code generation, image generation, and text. All content has been thoroughly vetted without AI.

Some of this game's assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. Character, enemy, and background artwork was created using Stable Diffusion and then manually edited and retouched by the developer. Background music and the ending theme songs were generated using ACE-Step v1.5. All AI-assisted assets were reviewed and curated by the developer. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.

Some visual assets in this game, including certain character and background art, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. All gameplay, code, and design are human-directed. This game does not use AI to generate any content during gameplay.

The game's code, artwork, text content, and some marketing assets were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development. All AI-generated content was reviewed, tested, and curated by the developer before inclusion. The game does not generate any content in real time using AI — all content is pre-rendered and static.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

I took human-made photographs, edited them by hand, then used AI to apply a consistent art style among them in batches so they all look thematically related

Some of the sprites and video clips in the game were created with the help of AI.

Some visuals and music assets in this game were partially generated using AI technologies.

We have used AI tools for sound effects and for parts of the store page art.

Because I am a dev team of 1, yes, I have used AI specifically for working on multiplayer code - that's an area of coding I'm just not up to speed on. The in-game code is all me though. As for art, having 10 years experience in game-dev GFX, that's me - 99% of it. I'm highly proficient in using the tools of the trade )Pshop, Blender, 3d MAx etc), but yes, I have used some highly modified bits and pieces for the landing screen and outros, but everything in-game (100%) is me. The SFX, music and voice acting, me too... for my sins. I'm no Mozart or Lawrence Olivier, but, yakknow... it's passable :)

Some asset textures, background music, and assistance with game development questions include AI-generated content. No AI translation was used for Japanese, English, Korean, or Czech.

Every character's facial image and some of the gallery's artworks were created with AI.

As a solo developer, some assets started with AI assistance. I personally handled all final design and polish.

Generative artificial intelligence was used in the creation of some images and video assets in the game. The production process of the promotional images on the store page utilized generative artificial intelligence. The voice-over materials for the game were produced using generative artificial intelligence.

Some of this game's store-page and marketing art (capsule and key art) was created with generative AI image tools, then reviewed and edited by the developer. The game itself contains no generative-AI content: all in-game art and text are hand-authored, and the audio is procedurally synthesized rather than AI-generated. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

Code and Art

all the pictures are generated by artificial intelligence.

Assets and most of the coding was done through AI tools

This game was made with the help of generative AI tools. During development, AI was used to help create some of the content that ships with the game — including its writing and dialogue, its English and Turkish text, and its 2D art and UI (such as icons, product sprites, achievement badges, and store images). All of this content was directed, reviewed, and curated by the developer. The game does not generate any AI content while you play, and does not connect to any AI service during gameplay.

Some assets in this game were assisted by generative AI tools during development, including parts of the audio and other elements.

Some of the background images and environmental artwork in this game were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All generated images were subsequently edited, adjusted, and integrated manually to match the game's post-apocalyptic aesthetic.

I've used ai generators for icons and logos. All coding, animations and modelling has been done by me.

This game uses AI-generated and AI-assisted content as part of its creative process. AI Slop: TCG exists because of a very specific idea: taking the weird, imperfect, grotesque, and absurd look of what people call “AI slop” and turning it into a roguelike card game full of satire, dark humor, and creatures that probably should not exist. That is why AI has mainly been used to create and develop the creature illustrations for the cards. It is not an accidental extra or some hidden shortcut: it is part of the game’s concept, lore, and visual identity. Without that mutant digital-trash aesthetic, the project would lose a big part of what makes it work. AI has also been used as support for visual ideation and production, which is especially important for a game being made by a solo developer. The game does not generate AI content in real time during gameplay. All included content has been reviewed, selected, edited, and manually integrated by the developer.

Some of the textures of the game is created using AI. Some of the images are taking personal own stills and rendered into 2D pixel images using AI tools.

Some visuals, text, and promotional materials (including the trailer) were created with the help of AI. Imperfections, inconsistencies, and “errors” are intentional — they reflect a world where systems don’t always make sense, yet people rely on them anyway. This is not a bug. It’s the design.

AI-assisted translation software was used to translate the game's text interface and trivia questions from the original English into other supported languages. The original English script was entirely hand-crafted by humans, and the AI was utilized strictly to make the game accessible to a wider global audience at launch.

Localizing

AI was used to generate some art assets, some BGMs, and text translation localization.

This game contains some pre-generated visual and sound assets created with the assistance of generative AI. All such content was reviewed and integrated by the developer. No generative AI is used during live gameplay.

We used AI to generate some of the artistic materials and some of the code development.

I'm not an artist, I used generative ai to help make the art for the game

AI tools were used to generate some of the bulk flavor text/copy (which were human-reviewed/modified/tested). All other assets (music, sound effects, artwork, sprites, core game text, etc) were created by humans.

Artificial intelligence was used solely for text localization and language translations. The pixel art visuals, animations, and the original game soundtrack were created by the professional artists and composer listed in the game's 'Credits' section. Generative AI was not used at any stage of the artistic, visual, or audio production.

AI tools were used in the development of this game, including code generation and image creation.