Where do games disclose AI use?

Only the Steam capsule pictures were generated by AI.

AI has been used to check for localizations mistakes, some PoC textures that will be replaced, and boiler plate code.

Code was partially written with AI assistance.

Some songs and their cover images are generated by Suno AI (Coposer will be displayed as Suno)

Partial card art, UI interface art and promotional image assets of this game were created with the assistance of AI tools. All AI-generated content has been manually reviewed, refined, and recreated by the development team, with the final presentation centered on human creation and without any copyright issues.

Generative artificial intelligence was used during the development of this game to create some of the visual art, as well as some of the music and sound effects. AI-generated assets were reviewed/edited/finalized by a human before release.

CADDIE's soundtrack was generated using AI music tools and curated by the developer to fit the tone and feel of each course.

The game optionally connects to a local language model server (Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint) to generate live dialogue from rulers, travelers, and city locals. This requires installing Ollama separately and running a model locally. Instructions are in GUIDE.md. The game is fully playable without this feature.

Some programming code writing for Torizon Telecom utilized AI. (However, the code written by AI is either directly corrected or used for reference.) All other resources and fonts are available It reveals that AI has not been used at all.

Parts of the game's music were created with the help of generative AI.

We are using generative AI for first-wave localization and some software implementation (Claude code). We recognize that human artists and programmers take precedence over these tools, and deserve real compensation as opposed to the cheap inferior labor of neural nets.

This game has used Generative AI to make the artwork, music that is used in game and also to create logos, icons, posters and trailers.

Game development was accelerated through use of AI code assistants to help create and test the software code. Language translations were provided by AI.

Some visual assets, including text, promotional artwork and capsule images, were generated using AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer.

This game contains pre-rendered voice-over, generated by a machine learning model. All data usage is approved by the voice artist. It's used for the in-game virtual assistant, which is designed not to sound or act like a human, translated into multiple languages, and can be turned off by the player. All audio is pre-rendered and shipped with the game to save on server resources.

This game uses generative AI tools in parts of development: Music Design Some background music and sound effects were generated using AI tools, then refined by human composers. Visual Assets Certain textures were AI-generated and refined by artists. Programming Support AI assisted with debugging and refining portions of the code. All output was reviewed and tested by developers. No generative AI is used during gameplay, and the game does not generate new AI content at runtime.

That's right, in an era dominated by AI, all the art assets in this game are generated by AI, including the store page, capsule images, UI, and so on. But rest assured, all the materials were generated using my own AI subscription, belong to me, and there is proof on the official AI website.

"The game uses AI to control zombie behavior, including movement, attack patterns, and spawning. All AI calculations happen before and during gameplay to create dynamic challenge for players."

The Game uses AI Generated Music & Main Menu Backgrounds

AI was used to create 3D models of game units

AI was used to generate art pieces for the Steam Store Page as placeholder. As the developing continues and feedback from the community comes, those placeholders will be changed to real art done by real persons.

Some artworks were enhanced by AI such as Logos and animated backgrounds.

Wallpapers in this game include AI-generated work.

Generative AI was used in the creation of the store page and library images.

Some written content (store descriptions, in-game text) and select marketing images were created with the assistance of AI tools. No AI-generated content is used in gameplay, game assets, or game systems.

The Buzz Quiz trailer features scenes created using AI.

This game uses generative artificial intelligence tools only during development to create certain visual and audio assets. All content experienced by players is pre-rendered and reviewed, with no automatic real-time generation during gameplay.

Code development is helped by AI.

We used AI-powered tools to assist in creating achievement icons and decorative illustrations within the "Diary" system. These assets were manually refined and curated to match the game’s aesthetic.

This game uses generative artificial intelligence in the game models and textures.

AI tools are used to assist with marketing materials, marketing copy, and in-game localization.

AI has been used to help generate UI elements and marketing elements.

Chat GPT generated conversations offline between NPCs.

For the development of The Bus, AI was used occasionally and to a limited extent as a supportive tool, for example for passenger voices or textures. All content was ultimately reviewed, revised, and integrated into the game by our team.

Some code snippets and store page images were edited or generated using artificial intelligence.

Some of the background images are generated by AI.

"Music and in-game text translations (12 non-English languages) were created with AI assistance and reviewed by the developer."

I used generative AI tools to assist in the creation of some environmental textures and background concept art. These assets were then manually edited and refined by our team to fit the game's final art style

I am a software engineer with over 20 years of professional experience in fields from robotics to AI (writing actual neural networks, not typing prompts) to healthcare. I used some generated content for scaffolding of UI/UX, as well as music and some background VFX, but I am responsible for and able to understand and modify every line of code. The game itself is built on a program I wrote by hand several months ago from time of release.

AI generative models were used to create localization files to support languages that would otherwise be difficult for a solo developer. Placeholder AI-generated assets have been created for the Steam store splash images, with the intent of commissioning an artist if this gains community support. All in-game assets (sprites, music, sound effects, UI elements, and interactive content) were created by humans and are credited in the game credits. CPU opponents use traditional game AI algorithms, not generative AI models. This is the third iteration of development, that was originally developed in 2019 with HTML + JS, then rebuilt in Unity, and then transferred to LOVE2D written in Lua. It was more-or-less built with a box of scraps in a cave in its first iterations, and modern software since those days have effectively blurred the line where task automation meets unethical AI consumption. It's up to each of us to determine where that line is for ourselves in a rapidly changing digital age. As both a solo game dev and multimedia artist carrying a full-time job in neither of those fields, I feel that it's important to be educating ourselves on where AI can be a useful tool to allow new opportunities and expand capabilities for independent creators that are otherwise untenable, while keeping the human side of game dev at its core, especially in the indie genre.

During the development, AI assistance may be used in creating content used in the game. All such content is rooted in the original art direction of the project, and shaped individually before reaching the final product.

Artificial Intelligence is part of the lore behind this project, but it leans heavily towards balance between humans and AI. - The friend bots within this app can be disabled and reprogrammed by you! - With each update, the machine will become more user friendly. The goal is to create jobs by allowing anyone to become their employer starting here. Placeholders and maintenance may be generated in some projects for demonstrations and further editing. Every update here is free once you own a copy.

⚠ Every piece that came out of AI went through manual refinement, adjustment, and polish by me – a human being. The final result is a fully conscious, cohesive vision shaped entirely by my own decisions. AI was never the creator – it only helped me prototype ideas and speed up certain workflows.

AI tools were used to assist in texture generation for some scene elements and UI assets (excluding character art and CGs). However, all initial concept designs and final assets are hand-drawn, manually retouched, or heavily overpainted by the developer to ensure artistic consistency and originality. No raw AI output is used directly in the game.

All trailers and screenshots were recorded directly in-game and are not AI generated. The store page assets contain some AI generated components.

The game was coded using the help of tools like Github Copilot. The code was mostly done by hand.

The game's music is AI-generated.

Generative AI tools were used to assist with placeholder music and art assets during early development.

This game does not use generative artificial intelligence during gameplay and does not generate content in real time. Artificial intelligence has been used solely to create some images during development and for visual materials. All in-game content is fixed and is not generated dynamically using AI.

This game uses AI-generated content for team logos. AI tools were also used to assist with coding and debugging, but no live AI generation occurs during gameplay.