Where do games disclose AI use?

AI has been used in the development of this product.

Regent City uses generative AI in parts of its production pipeline, including some character artwork and voice performances. All shipped assets are selected, edited, and art-directed by the solo developer to maintain a consistent visual and narrative identity.

Code: I'm a solo developer and I use AI coding agents. The architecture, game design, systems, and direction are mine; the agents write code to my spec, under my review. That includes the UI, which agents build from my own designs and styles. 3D art: Made by a professional artist. No AI. Music and SFX: Currently placeholders, licensed from Ocular Sounds, who state their sounds are crafted from original source recordings by their in-house sound design team. To be replaced with commissioned work. Writing: Written by me. AI agents help me edit and apply corrections; I approve every word that ships. A professional writer will be brought on as development continues. Illustrations: Not in the game yet. They will be commissioned from professional artists.

AI was used to generate some music and in-game images.

Store Assets; Game Graphics

Greenrise includes a small amount of AI-assisted content created during development (pre-generated): one sound effect and one visual asset were made with the help of generative AI tools. Generative AI was also used to help review and verify the game's localization. The game does not generate any AI content live at runtime. We hold the rights to use this content and it does not infringe on any third-party intellectual property.

some of the 3D vases are created with help of AI

Parts of this game's content were created with the help of generative AI, always under human direction and review: some in-game artwork and text, and the store page's localizations. All AI-assisted content is pre-rendered — nothing is generated live while you play.

This project is human-led and human-authored. The core concept, research direction, cultural framing, interactive decisions, visual judgement, source selection, and the final content of the work were all determined by me. AI was used as a supporting production tool, mainly for: debugging Unity and C# errors; suggesting code structure for prototype scripts; organising local folders and repository structure; searching for public references and technical resources; and drafting editable documentation outlines that I then reviewed and revised. AI was not used as an autonomous author. It did not decide the research direction, cultural interpretation, aesthetic intention, or final meaning of the work. AI-generated text and code were treated as working material - selected, edited, corrected, rejected, or rewritten. The personal reflection was written by me; no AI-generated text is presented as personal reflective writing.

The game has been made with Claude Code

Some of this game's content was created with generative AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. This includes visual assets (2D art, 3D models and characters), some in-game text and localization, and some audio. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.

Music was made with Suno

This game uses pre-generated AI content for a small number of UI button press sound effects created during development using ElevenLabs. These audio assets are included in the shipped game and do not generate dynamically during gameplay. The game does not use live generative AI to create player-facing content while the game is running.

AI is used for store page capsule art and in-game character portrait art creation, which are then remodeled by our graphic.

Some of the code was written with the assistance of Codex.

The hero image, small capsule, main capsule, vertical capsule, library capsule, library hero image, library logo and library home page art were created with AI assistance. The in-game warning UI and spray decals are AI-generated. Besides this, all gameplay videos and screenshots you see in the store are captured from actual gameplay footage, with no retouching or AI generation applied.

The game has been mostly AI generated.

Some images and music have been enhanced using AI.

Generative AI tools were used to assist with the localization of store page text and the creation or refinement of certain marketing materials. All AI-assisted content was reviewed and edited by the development team before publication. No content is generated by AI during gameplay.

AI will be used for text correction and translations to other languages beyond initial announced.

Some UI text and localization were created or assisted using generative AI and reviewed by the developer before being included in the game.

Some visual assets in Butterfly Project (such as backgrounds and illustrations) were created with the assistance of generative AI tools, then selected and integrated by the developer. Gameplay, systems, and overall design are human-made.

The game contains pre-generated visual and audio assets created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development. OpenAI-assisted tools were used for selected visual assets, Suno was used for pre-generated medieval-inspired music, and ElevenLabs was used for selected sound effects, ambience, and voice elements. All outputs were reviewed, selected, edited, and integrated by the developer. The game does not use live-generated AI and does not connect to an AI service while running.

Generative AI tools were used during the development of The Five Monks as follows: - Illustrations, icons, and in-game object art: initial images were generated with AI tools, then revised and finalized by hand by the development team. These edited assets ship with the game. - Creature and character concepts: AI outputs were used as visual reference only. The final in-game art was recreated from scratch by the development team to fit the game's art direction. - Store page text: portions were drafted with AI assistance and then edited by the team. The game's music was composed by the development team without generative AI.

Currently I am developing this game as a solo self-funded "indie dev" and games need a lot of assets to be fun. I currently have used free (Creative Commons Zero) assets for audio, and generative AI for some placeholders in the game. I am currently in the process of finding both audio and visual artists to replace the AI generated assets, it takes time and resources, but ultimately I want all the assets to be hand authored by humans.

This game uses generative AI tools during development to help create some character voice lines and cutscene video sequences. AI is not used to generate live, novel content during gameplay - all AI-assisted content is pre-produced and reviewed by the development team before shipping.

Generative AI was used for UI/UX, coding, and artwork

Coding tools, audio, etc.

Some sound effects were created with AI tools, and a small number of background 3D assets were initially AI-generated, then manually optimized. Parts of the promotional artwork were made with AI assistance. Everything else, including all gameplay systems, the driving and economy mechanics, and the street-by-street recreation of Istanbul's historic peninsula, is hand-crafted by a solo developer.

The artwork is AI generated. AI was used in some programming instances.

Generative AI was used during development to create some of the pre-generated images included in the game. All AI-generated content is created in advance and included as static game assets. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

The textures used for the game packaging are AI-generated and have been manually retouched.

AI was only used to assist with the generation of package sticker textures.

Some of the placeholder art currently in Tiny Chef was generated with AI tools while the game is in development. It is temporary and is being replaced with final artwork drawn by a human artist.

Some images has been generated using AI.

Some images created using AI for Steam Page.

Helped find minor coding bugs/issues and coding suggestions.

AI tools were used during development solely for asset optimization and text proofreading.

Generative AI was used to assist with creating some placeholder and promotional artwork during development. All game design, programming decisions, gameplay systems, and final content were reviewed and curated by the developer.

This game contains pre-generated AI-assisted visual assets, including promotional store images, character illustrations, icons, backgrounds, and other artwork used in the game. All AI-generated assets have been reviewed, selected, and edited by the developer before being included in the final product. The game does not use live or runtime AI or external AI services during gameplay.

We used AI to translate the in-game text into other languages, and to write the store page description and translate it into other languages.

We used generative AI tools (such as Midjourney) to pre-generate some background illustrations and story artworks. All generated assets have been carefully reviewed and edited to ensure they do not violate any copyright or community guidelines.

The Game Icon and Logo were made from the inspirations of AI.

Generative AI was used as a supporting tool during solo development, mainly to find technical information faster, compare possible solutions, check code, organize notes, and explore early ideas. It saves a lot of time that would otherwise be spent searching through browser tabs and documentation. I also use it to help with translations. The game’s design, development decisions, implementation, and final content remain entirely under my control.. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

The characters in Conversation Simulator are played live by an AI language model that runs entirely on your computer — no cloud AI service is involved. All character dialogue and end-of-session feedback is generated locally during play. A built-in safety policy that cannot be disabled keeps generated content within a PG/PG-13 boundary: no sexual content, no content involving minors, no impersonation of real people, no voice cloning, and no claims to be a real therapist, doctor, or lawyer. Self-harm and crisis topics are intercepted and answered with a resource message instead of AI-generated content.

Our game, Neo-Exodus: Last Bastion, utilizes generative AI tools to assist in the creation of certain visual assets. Specifically, AI-generated content is used for some static background images, textures, and promotional art displayed on the store page and within the game. All AI-generated content is pre-generated; there is no real-time generation of content during gameplay. We have manually reviewed and curated all AI-assisted assets to ensure they meet our quality and safety standards.

Pre-rendered content used to fill in game for testing and early access as development and artistic design are completed for full release in 2027

The whole game is AI slop, the machines wanted to know what it felt like to scratch.

Programming: AI tools (Cursor) were utilized to assist with drafting partial code blocks and isolated scripts. The overall core logic, architecture, and system design were manually programmed by the developer. Art Assets: An AI image generator (PixelLab) was used to help conceptualize and generate some of the pixel art assets. These assets were manually reviewed and integrated to fit the game's retro aesthetic. Localization / Translation: AI translation tools were used to assist in translating in-game text and store page descriptions into multiple languages.

This game may use AI tools to help create some map and UI assets used inside the game, along with sound effects, since the small development team does not include a dedicated UI or sound designer. All content assisted by AI is reviewed and adjusted by the developer before being included in the game. No AI is used to generate content in real time during gameplay, and core visual art is created without AI. We are working to remove all AI visuals before the full release.