Where do games disclose AI use?

As a solo developer, I use AI to brainstorm drafts for some of the 2D assets, which I then edit by hand. These will be replaced with hand-drawn assets by release.

AI generated concept art may end up in the game in some derivative form. AI may be used to debug, improve, or prototype code. This applies only to a small subset of content. The majority of content in the game does not involve AI generated content.

Since the game is primarily UI-based, we use AI-generated art in update posts to visually showcase new features, rather than displaying only updated interface elements each time.

The game uses a mix of hand drawn and AI generated art, most of this then heavily edited by hand.

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

Some images use AI-generated pictures as a source of inspiration. Some highly abstract images was created by AI. And this sentence was translated by AI.

Voice audio is generated by AI

AI is not used in game. However it was used for the capsule images.

PatchWorld includes optional generative AI tools that players can use to create custom content for their worlds and devices. Players can generate images, 360° skyboxes, 3D meshes, and audio samples by entering text prompts using in-game tools such as the GenieBox device or scripting blocks. Each generation is initiated directly by the player and takes a short amount of time to complete. Generated content can be used to decorate worlds, create sound effects, and build custom musical instruments. By default, all generated content remains private to the creator and is only shared with others if the player chooses to publish their world. Generative AI features are entirely optional and are designed to support creativity, experimentation, and collaborative world-building.

Our skyboxes are AI generated.

I have not used AI to generate any graphics, however, I have used ready art assets, which might, or might not have been made using AI. At least Main Menu shows strong signs of having been created with AI. I have used AI to come up with story ideas, and also used it for text. Text used in game is not directly from AI, except for one exception, spell-checking. Process is that I either ask AI some funny ideas, or give him the ideas myself. Then I see what AI comes with, tell it to do again and again and again to come up with better/different versions of some things. In the end I myself write the stuff based upon what AI have given me. As a final step, I put the whole text to AI and tell it to do the spell-check. When AI gives the Spell-checked version of the text, that is only time I am actually copy-pasting AIs whole answer directly. Otherwise the text is a combination of me and AI.

To create a unique art style, I employed various technical methods during development, including the use of AI-generated tools to assist in producing some of the materials. These tools significantly streamlined my workflow as a solo developer, allowing me to focus more on core gameplay and detailed refinement. This approach ultimately delivers a richer and more immersive post-apocalyptic world for players. All content has been carefully curated, refined, and integrated to ensure it aligns with the game’s overall quality and artistic vision, while also complying with applicable copyright regulations.

This game includes some AI-assisted visual assets and synthetic voice generation for the in-game robot advisor.

A.I was used to generate in-game painted props, and some of the games OST.

This game is the handcrafted work of a solo indie developer and artist. During the development process, generative tools were used as supportive instruments within the creative workflow for specific assets. The final game experience fully reflects the developer’s original creative vision and craftsmanship.

I used Ai to help us with logo's and store front images. We do not use any AI in game or any assistance to program.

Photos were edited with Adobe Photoshop AI Tools

AI will be used to create more languages as I am only fluent in two languages.

Most of the contents of the game are digital board pure hand-drawn, the game in the frame of the painting and store page part of the promotional materials using AI drawings for reference and manual redrawing.

The Store Page Art Utilizes A.I. generated art to depict the game's premise and content.

Texture of some paintings in the environments is AI generated.

Additional images for merchants, difficulties and skills.

Part of the images for the difficult mode were created using AI

Some of the pictures in the game are generated by AI

AI image generation tools were used to create several posters, signs, and book illustrations.

The background of the capsule image on the store page was drawn by an artist, but then stylized using AI.

Cover art.

AI assisted with early art concepting. Every piece of final in-game art is handmade by the developers.

This game uses some AI-generated artwork.

During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. This includes generating reference- and base-material for 2D art as well as text-to-speech audio material.

AI-generated story invention AI generated audios AI-generated translation AI generated videos AI generated images This game use AI Art. Special Thanks to the following Creators of... KLING AI (Videos) Wonder AI (2D Graphics) Runway AI (Trailer Voice) Chat-GPT / OpenAI (Translation) DALL-E (2D Graphics) Replica AI (Voice) Meshy.ai (3D Models)

The farm background of the store page is assisted by artificial intelligence, and no artificial intelligence is used in the game.

We do not use generative AI for models, textures, animations, audio, etc. All visuals are handmade with love! To allow quickly updating the game during Early Access, we use a combination of machine translation, human review, and entirely human authored localization. The current state of languages is: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Russian are mostly human authored; French and Spanish are machine translated with human authored revisions; German is machine translated. Our goal is to increase the amount of human authored localization over time.

AI usage for Coding, Voiceacting, Localization and Graphical Assets made this solo project possible.

Basic, limited AI use in one of the promotional art assets.

Some voice-over lines are AI generated.

Only voiceacting

We use generative AI to create pre-rendered character images as a starting point, which are then meticulously refined and enhanced using image editing tools. The final assets combine the creative touch of digital hand-drawing with generative AI, resulting in high-quality, polished visuals.

Every whisper, every shout, and every question you dare to utter can provoke a response from the beyond.

Project Electric Sheep uses generative AI to create character conversations inspired by your dream prompts, as well as to tailor dream worlds to your chosen topics. Below is some more information about which generative AI services we're using in PES, and how: 1. We use ChatGPT to generate NPC dialogue when dream worlds are created and when you reply to an NPC. We use AWS to generate voices for our NPCs. 2. We also use ChatGPT to write in-game world building details, such as graffiti and advertisements, as well as to create the dream description that displays on the dream loading screen. 3. We use DALL·E 2 to paint in-game murals inspired by your dream prompt. 4. Lastly, during the dream generation phase, we use ChatGPT to make creative decisions about world design based on the given dream prompt.

Some graphics were created and edited with AI.

AI was used in the creation of the cover art for the steam page, but that's the only use of AI for any part of the game.

Steam background and capsule image were generated by AI

We used AI to draw or edit some of the motorcycle cosmetics and some Steam store elements.

The game includes enhanced images and generated text-to-speech audio.

This work extensively uses AI-generated images for the 2D art portion, while all 3D elements are created entirely by ourselves.

All of the art used in Zero Division is commissioned from (human) artists. However, one of the artists uses generative AI tools in the production of the commissioned work.

We use AI for creating some of the promotional images, and very small percentage of 2D art.

Midnight Margo features photo collage style graphics, made up of photographs, digital painting and AI-generated textures.

The game's opening scene includes some AI-generated elements that were manually edited afterward.