Where do games disclose AI use?

Some visual materials of the game (such as logo, banner, or icon designs) were created using generative AI tools and then refined by the developer. All gameplay content and programming were fully created by the developer.

Most of the music on the cassette tapes are AI generated

Some images are created with AI.

to increase the resolution of screenshots in the store

Logo, screenshots, and in-store design

This game uses AI-assisted tools to help create some concept art, promotional materials, and certain background visuals. No live AI generation occurs during gameplay. All AI-assisted content has been reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer to ensure originality and quality.

I just use it to fix bugs in my game and generate the 2D sprites

Icons of items and characters were generated using artificial intelligence.

We used AI technology to assist in polishing the details of certain art assets and creating promotional marketing images. All final content was manually processed and finalized by humans.

- Human‑led first. The core research, design, and code were produced by the development team. - AI used as an advisor. AI provided recommendations, reference gathering, and blind‑spot analysis; it did not generate the final content. - Human review and integration. Team members validated, edited, and implemented all recommendations before use. - Technical outcomes verified. Calculations suggested by AI were converted into deterministic code and tested for accuracy. - Rights and sources checked. Artistic and literary references were verified for licensing and factual accuracy before inclusion.

사운드 이펙트와 OST 제작에 생성형 AI를 사용함.

Some of the UI textures were created using AI tools.

Some of the artistic assets in the game are generated by AI

Some UI assets in War Pawns were created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development. These assets were reviewed, selected, and integrated by the developer as part of the game’s user interface. Generative AI was used only for pre-generated interface visuals, and the game does not use AI-generated content during gameplay. All gameplay systems, design, and programming were created manually.

Some visual assets were generated with AI tools and finalized by the developer.

Out of 47 assets in total, only 5 were made using AI tools, specifically for some in game icons. All assets are fully credited in game.

The narrator is a pre-recorded AI voice.

Some visual assets, such as icons and UI borders, were created using generative AI tools.

We used AI technology in our promotional materials.

The story, narrative, and core implementation are entirely human-made. AI tools were used for supporting elements in voice acting (ElevenLabs), imagery, music production, and video. Less than 15% of videographic content used AI generation (primarily edited in Canva and Filmora). Our two-person team meticulously guided and refined all AI-assisted content, spending hours to meet specific narrative and quality requirements. We specifically chose ElevenLabs as they contribute directly to Voice Actors through royalties and licensing deals. Special thanks to the Pixabay community for providing the high-quality audio alternatives used when the GenAI Content toggle is inactive.

I started without, but starting to use more recently so its a mix, I Locally generated the images and videos using ComfyUI

1. In-game voice lines are dubbed using AI. 2. The game includes one original BGM track by the developer; all other in-game sound effects are generated using AI. 3. Some AI-generated images are used as widgets. 4. A portion of the in-game models (about 5%) were initially created with AI and then modified.

This game uses AI-generated assets (background images and character tokens). Early Access revenue will go towards commissioning non-AI art.

The vending machine and island promo art were AI-generated; the final assets were later hand-retouched. The vending-machine’s facial animations were NOT made with AI.

AI Has been used to assist in game development, as well as designing some of the character and enemy voxel models. It has also been used to enhance clips or screenshots from the game to use for the store page items. For example the VD Logo is polished from the in game main menu screen, and then used AI to fit together and clean it up.

This game uses pre-generated AI only for certain 2D background images and promotional store visuals. These assets were created before release and remain fixed. The game does not include any live AI generation during gameplay.

As a small Indie studio, we can't afford a composer and voice actors, so for the moment we decided to use AI. Ideally, for the release, we will be using real voices actors and music composed by a real composer.

Some music was generated with the help of AI.

AI has been used to generate some of the icons used in Hex-Calibre's UI.

Music and some textures generated by AI.

This game contains recorded as well as AI generated voice lines based on licensed voice artists.

We use AI generated graphics as placeholders for store art and game menus until we are able to pay a graphic designer for the final release.

Generative AI was used for images generation used in-game. Part of generated images was then corrected by a paid human worker. Another generated part is relatively low quality and is aimed to be replaced by proper art before the full release. Images for the Steam page are including AI-generated graphical content from the game. Generative AI was also partially used for programming help, with every generated line being reviewed by the actual developer. "OpenAI ChatGPT" and "pixellab.ai" were used during development.

During development, some pre-generated assets were created using commercially licensed generative AI services. This includes a portion of the environmental art, character portraits, and character audio voice lines. The developer holds the appropriate commercial licenses for all tools used and owns the rights to all generated assets included in the game.

Just AI backgrounds and some basic icons/logos.

Some item icons in the game were created with AI assistance, while all other content—such as UI and monsters—was entirely hand-drawn.

During development, we used some AI tools to speed things up in areas where we weren’t as experienced. That saved us a lot of time, letting us focus on the fun stuff — creating cool gameplay mechanics, improving performance, and making sure the game runs smoothly without annoying bugs.

The artist used artificial intelligence to create the capsule images

In-game content, including images and voices, is created using advanced generation tools

we use AI across multiple areas of our creative process. This includes generating and enhancing textures, videos, stories, logos, concepts and ideas, music, voice acting, sound effects, and even 3D models. AI tools help us experiment faster, explore new artistic directions, and bring our worlds to life with greater efficiency and creativity.

AI was used to render some background images and with text proofreading. Also, some songs used in the game are AI generated.

Partial art resources are completed with AI assistance.

AI generated art is used for the capsule logo, and some other logos in the community section of the game

Some images on wall paintings and UI sprites were made using gen AI. One of the TV anchors uses a voice changer.

Images for the game was partially generated by AI

Generative AI is used only during the initial creation of 2D marketing assets, UI icons, and loading screens, which are later manually refined and finalized by the development team.

It has been used in a way for some 2D asset

AI was only used to produce some visuals in the game.

Some assets and promotional materials were created or enhanced using AI tools. However, all game content is original, owned by the developer, and does not include unlicensed third-party material. The AI tools were used only to assist in creating art, text, and marketing visuals under full creative control.

We use AI to generate songs