Where do games disclose AI use?

AI generated images are only used for the store page, art, and logos in the game.

Some of our artwork is placeholder AI. We have decided to use AI art to allow us to quickly test cards and features that are rapidly changing. We consider AI art as a development tool and not as a substitute for talented artists. We respect the concerns the community has about the use of AI artwork and plan to remove all AI art from the game as cards and features become locked. This means AI art will be removed iteratively during Early Access, with Village Studio committed to it being completely removed by full launch.

Only game logo

Pre-rendered media for game

A few textures are done using AI generated content.

In Rivandy, Artificial Intelligence is only used as a creative assistant. Since we are a very small team, AI helps us mainly with artistic aspects—such as illustrations to enhance immersion, or voice generation to ensure consistency across characters. Occasionally, it may assist in code prototyping to unblock situations. However, the game itself is essentially human-made: the core code, design, and mechanics are developed by us, and all visual assets such as FX and 3D models are purchased, not AI-generated. This way, we can stay focused on building a unique, handcrafted experience while using AI only as a supportive tool.

We used AI in the concept art of the towers, also some AI content was used in one of the game's presentation video trailers.

An AI-assisted voice-over was included in the game's Early trailer. Most of the questions in the game were generated by artificial intelligence and translated into 8 different languages.

We used AI to create capsules for the Steam page and we used voice acting that has AI.

Skyboxes are AI-generated and posters are collages of ai-generated images.

We utilized AI art generation for some marketing material. No AI art is used in-game.

We use AI to pre-generate some in-game banners and icons. Some of this generated content is used as reference and then modified by our in-house art team.

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Most of the voices you hear in-game come directly from our friends and the development team. We used AI for a few characters, but we plan to replace them with professional voice actors as soon as we can.

We used generative AI tools to create code, concept art, pixel art sprites, background environments, and store page graphics. All AI-generated content was reviewed and edited by our team. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

Some textures in Candy Bandits were initially generated using AI tools and then manually edited and adjusted by our artists to meet our design and quality standards. No generative AI is used during gameplay or player interaction.

We use a picture ai like Midjourney to generate pictures. We use those picture to combine them with each other in after effects or davinci and then we animate them and put them into our Cards

This was only used to create the game trailer.

Some card & store page artwork are ai assisted.

We use AI tools to help us develop the game faster, mainly for coding purposes.

Localization for languages other than English.

We use AI to proof read and sometimes edit our Lore texts

Character and hero images are generated as placeholders and we are in the process of hiring artists to replace the art. 100% of the game's profit goes to replacing AI art. Currently >50% of art is already replaced (non-AI).

We got help from AI while creating the store page

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The game features AI-generated artwork for key characters, alongside an AI-generated soundtrack.

AI was used a bit for 2D artwork.

We used AI to translate the game and the store page. We then had everything proofread and corrected by native speakers for each language.

AI was used to generate store page images and in-game loading screens including the logo. AI was also used to revise some dialogue.

AI-generated content has been used and then edited by our team for certain parts of the in-game voices, music, and graphics. This content is included in: ・Some parts of the background signboard textures ・Some parts of the Records images ・Some parts of the InfoCast videos ・Some parts of the voices and music

Artificial intelligence used in promotional artwork, store page design, and soundtrack.

We created our in-game cards through an artificial intelligence-based system that is popular in our world. These cards are created from many people's personal dreams and ideas.

We used AI to optimize the art of the image materials, and the optimization rate was about 30%.

Partial of cards adopted AI generated textures.

Some names, texts and images are based on AI generation.

Generative AI tools have been applied by development team in process of creation of parts of very limited in-game graphic assets and in certain marketing materials with considerable limitations and human overview and input at all times. All core game content has been carefully designed and curated by our team to ensure quality and originality.

The card images in the game are obtained through AI drawing

The product contains images produced by AI that has been trained using data produced and owned by Stardock.

AI is used to generate text for some specific NPCs with non-interactive dialogue.

We have used open source LLMs trained on our game's lore and dialogue to generate quests. We have used our own private NeRF systems to generate some 3D models. Some of our marketing materials, game icons, and concept art was generated using art we had designers create under contract for this game. That art was used to train an open source generative system.

During development, our team MAY use assistive AI design tools to support the creation of certain static visual graphic elements, such as logos, graphics, and UI. Any such materials are further refined and shaped by our artists to ensure they align with the creative direction and standards of Method of Entry. These tools allow us to maintain a high level of visual quality for the best experience possible from our small development team.

Used AI to create images such as loading screen and steam art.

PowerCharge uses AI images for the artwork of the cards and certain user interface elements.

The card illustrations and marketing materials include AI-generated content. There is nothing that is being generated live in real-time by AI.

For the MVP of the Development version of the game 3D models, 2D sprites, sound and music are part wise AI generated. These assets will not be used for the release of the game but instead replaced by human-made assets.

Use AI to render some promotional images

•The game features AI-generated translations. We welcome community contributions to enhance these translations after the game’s release. •AI-assisted design has been used to create certain visual elements.

AI is used for UI art

Some game and marketing content was translated with the assistance of AI tools.

Terrors of War is being developed solo on a tight budget. To get the project to its current state I've used generative AI for a handful of placeholder assets: some voice lines, sound effects, UI iconography and the current Steam capsule art. These are all temporary. Every AI-assisted asset is flagged in the project as a placeholder and will be replaced with custom work from freelance artists progressively through Early Access. Wherever possible I use in-game screenshots and footage. What you see represents actual gameplay. No content is generated at runtime. All AI-assisted assets ship pre-generated in the build.