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I use a highly curated AI prompt, driven by automation software, to generate levels for the game. By taking an AI prompt that describes the basic architecture of a level, and adding the difficulty and a theme description, I get back an 8x20 grid. I then run a post process bit of code that looks for errors, and re-generates the level if an error is found.
I also use a highly curated AI prompt, driven by automation software, to generate new avatars. Again, I add a theme (e.g. cute baby animals dressed as pirates) plus a list of about 260 animals to generate the base avatars. I then run image processing to remove the background and create a variety of sizes. Finally, I look at each avatar individually and edit to finalize removal of the background if anything was missed, or even redo the background removal manually if it got messed up by the automated image processor.
AI was used to create translation, some game item icons, avatars and backgrounds for news. All locations, monsters, characters and items, as well as all original texts are created entirely by human artists.
We use AI to assist our team in development and save working hours, but all AI-generated content, code, or renders only served as inspiration or concept pieces. Everything was reviewed, refined, and finalized by our team before being implemented into the game.
Some gen-AI was used to help with parts of the story trailer and for the artwork of the game.
All assets in the game are human-made, no gen-ai involved there.
The "AI" in the name of the game is lore-driven, there's no actual gen-AI in game.
During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.
AI used for store page
AI used for descriptions
AI used for some logos
AI used for some background and text visuals
AI used for Code Debugging
AI used for Code development
We use generative AI to assist in the creation of promotional materials such as artwork, and text descriptions. No AI-generated content is used during gameplay.
Star Legion uses AI-enhanced pre-rendered images for marketing and promotional materials, such as key art and store visuals. All in-game content, mechanics, and code are handcrafted without AI assistance.
The soundtrack blends compositions generated with tools like Suno and hands-on sound design to reflect the meaning, feel, and emotions the game aims to transmit.
AI-generated assets were used as foundation elements for spaceships and some environmental objects, then extensively modified, combined, and refined through manual artwork.
We used AI for generating concept art, but not in realtime.
We used AI for generating voice overs, but not in realtime.
We used AI for language translations, but not in realtime.
Our game was crafted by a small team of 2 passionate creators, and like many modern developers, we used AI tools to support (not replace) our creative process.
Think of it like using Photoshop or a 3D engine: AI helped us brainstorm and experiment faster, but every asset in the game has been carefully edited, polished, and finalized by human hands.
We believe in originality, quality, and creativity — and we’ve made sure everything in the game reflects that.
This product uses AI solely to create 2D graphics for marketing purposes (such as promotional images, icons, and artwork). The in-game content itself is not AI-generated.
Some of the visual assets on this store page were created using AI tools. All content was reviewed and finalized by the developer to ensure quality and accuracy.
We sometimes use AI to kickstart ideas or test directions, but everything in Spell Beat is shaped, reworked, and hand-polished by real humans until it feels juicy. AI experiments mainly help us figure out what NOT to make. The final experience is crafted by actual people who care way too much about way too many details.
Some textures and concept artworks in this game were created using generative AI tools and then refined by the developer to fit the game’s style. No AI-generated content is created or modified during gameplay.
AI was used to create or enhance the fidelity of in game sprites such as characters, enemies and ground textures. AI was also used in creation of graphical materials on the store page.
AI generated Pictures.
Backgrounds ,Icons Buttons, Faces.
For ilustration only.
Like Common office,, common Production, common sales department. No brands pointed.
Some Photos and some Photoshop to merge the Images.
As This game is on The math and strategie,, the Visuals are only here to look nice.
The game's visual design, including the banner, thumbnail, logo, and in-game graphic elements, was generated using artificial intelligence (AI) with respect for copyright laws.
I use a highly curated AI prompt, driven by automation software, to generate levels for the game. By taking an AI prompt that describes the basic architecture of a level, and adding the difficulty and a theme description, I get back an 8x20 grid. I then run a post process bit of code that looks for errors, and re-generates the level if an error is found.
I also use a highly curated AI prompt, driven by automation software, to generate new avatars. Again, I add a theme (e.g. cute baby animals dressed as pirates) plus a list of about 260 animals to generate the base avatars. I then run image processing to remove the background and create a variety of sizes. Finally, I look at each avatar individually and edit to finalize removal of the background if anything was missed, or even redo the background removal manually if it got messed up by the automated image processor.
AI was used to create translation, some game item icons, avatars and backgrounds for news. All locations, monsters, characters and items, as well as all original texts are created entirely by human artists.
We use AI to assist our team in development and save working hours, but all AI-generated content, code, or renders only served as inspiration or concept pieces. Everything was reviewed, refined, and finalized by our team before being implemented into the game.
Some gen-AI was used to help with parts of the story trailer and for the artwork of the game.
All assets in the game are human-made, no gen-ai involved there.
The "AI" in the name of the game is lore-driven, there's no actual gen-AI in game.
During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.
AI used for store page
AI used for descriptions
AI used for some logos
AI used for some background and text visuals
AI used for Code Debugging
AI used for Code development
We use generative AI to assist in the creation of promotional materials such as artwork, and text descriptions. No AI-generated content is used during gameplay.
Star Legion uses AI-enhanced pre-rendered images for marketing and promotional materials, such as key art and store visuals. All in-game content, mechanics, and code are handcrafted without AI assistance.
The soundtrack blends compositions generated with tools like Suno and hands-on sound design to reflect the meaning, feel, and emotions the game aims to transmit.
AI-generated assets were used as foundation elements for spaceships and some environmental objects, then extensively modified, combined, and refined through manual artwork.
We used AI for generating concept art, but not in realtime.
We used AI for generating voice overs, but not in realtime.
We used AI for language translations, but not in realtime.
Our game was crafted by a small team of 2 passionate creators, and like many modern developers, we used AI tools to support (not replace) our creative process.
Think of it like using Photoshop or a 3D engine: AI helped us brainstorm and experiment faster, but every asset in the game has been carefully edited, polished, and finalized by human hands.
We believe in originality, quality, and creativity — and we’ve made sure everything in the game reflects that.
This product uses AI solely to create 2D graphics for marketing purposes (such as promotional images, icons, and artwork). The in-game content itself is not AI-generated.
Some of the visual assets on this store page were created using AI tools. All content was reviewed and finalized by the developer to ensure quality and accuracy.
We sometimes use AI to kickstart ideas or test directions, but everything in Spell Beat is shaped, reworked, and hand-polished by real humans until it feels juicy. AI experiments mainly help us figure out what NOT to make. The final experience is crafted by actual people who care way too much about way too many details.
Some textures and concept artworks in this game were created using generative AI tools and then refined by the developer to fit the game’s style. No AI-generated content is created or modified during gameplay.
AI was used to create or enhance the fidelity of in game sprites such as characters, enemies and ground textures. AI was also used in creation of graphical materials on the store page.
AI generated Pictures.
Backgrounds ,Icons Buttons, Faces.
For ilustration only.
Like Common office,, common Production, common sales department. No brands pointed.
Some Photos and some Photoshop to merge the Images.
As This game is on The math and strategie,, the Visuals are only here to look nice.
The game's visual design, including the banner, thumbnail, logo, and in-game graphic elements, was generated using artificial intelligence (AI) with respect for copyright laws.
