Where do games disclose AI use?

The Teaser Trailer uses AI generated content .

Only AI Code was used. - Used to create C# scripts for the following features: floating object direction calculations, boss camera, replacing items in shop interface, porting over attack hitbox logic from laggy events into C# code, lip-sync implementation, online leaderboard send/receive, dynamic button swap with keybind update, proximity interaction UI call implementation, mouse/controller sensitivity options, dropped weapon properties. - Used to create external tools to speed up development: blender plug-ins, web tools to parse and modify event data, python scripts. - Used for debugging purposes.

During the development of this game, generative AI was used solely to assist in the creation of certain 3D models. All core gameplay design, and narrative content were created independently by our development team.

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

Artificial intelligence was used in the cover photo and visuals of the game.

This store page and the in-game content include images created using AI image generation technology.

Some placeholder music is AI Generated (will eventually be replaced with custom music but AI is easier for now due to not having copyright issues for content creators. If you make music contact us).

Some of the materials are being used for the game.

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.

In-game music and localization were created using AI.

to generate palceholder content before we will replace them by human made content

ElevenLabs was utilized to produce several in-game audio elements, primarily VFX sounds, while GitHub Copilot assisted us in efficiently completing repetitive or time-consuming tasks.

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

ForgeRun does not use AI to generate gameplay content, code, or behavior during gameplay. All in-game systems, visuals, and logic are manually designed and scripted. However, AI tools were used outside of the game for marketing and support materials, such as assisting with text writing, image concepts, and store page descriptions.

Some of the voice-overs and audio was created using AI-assisted tools and editors.

AI-generated content has been used very little in the game: text correction and translation for the Steam page and in-game text. UI generation, which will likely be replaced later with non-AI-created assets. Occasional code corrections, but 90% of the code was written by myself.

Generative AI helped me make this project from start to finish. It helped me write code, organize my work, stay focused, and build the art, sound, and design. Grammarly helped me polish my writing. Claude Code helped me repair code. ChatGPT helped me plan and think through systems and color. The Unity engine brought it all together. There is AI in this project, just as there is in almost every tool we all use today.

All of our 3D assets including characters, environments, and props are hand-made by humans. Some 2D elements (UI, icons, textures) and select sound effects may use AI tools, but no asset is fully AI-generated.

We use AI to voice game characters.

Explore the Universe 2175 uses AI in two distinct ways, and we want to be clear about both. Real-time simulation (the core of the game). The galaxy is driven by a custom AI system we built ourselves. Faction behavior, MEGABOT's roaming strategy, enemy tactics, and the way wars unfold across sectors are all computed live in our own engine — not generated text or assets. This is procedural and rule-based simulation: the "intelligence" you fight against is real-time decision-making, the same category as the AI in any strategy game, just deeper. Dialogue is human-written, scripted in advance. Music and sound are human-created. Some in-game entity visuals and animations are AI-generated (created during development, not dynamically while you play). Some marketing and store-page images are AI-generated. Gameplay screenshots are authentic. No AI-generated content is used to deceive players or misrepresent the game.

The promotional images of the game store interface, game icons, in-game item pictures, and background music are all generated by AI.

Some images are generated with AI.

Some ingame arts created with AI help.

AI was used to create music and skill icons.

AI-generated illustrations are used for the skill icons.

There is no AI-generated content in the game itself, but there is on the store page; the photos of the store's resources and the library resources were generated by AI, as were the promotional materials.

Some images in this game have been adapted from ai prompt outputs

Generative AI was used in the creation of promotional images for the store, such as the logo and banners. In addition, generative AI was used for character voice audio included in both the main game and promotional videos (PV), as well as for the production of certain video segments within the PV.

AI is used for graphic material

Some cutscene images were created using AI-assisted tools. The in-game text-to-speech feature uses a standard voice synthesis tool. No real-time AI interaction or generative systems are used during gameplay.

AI is used for entire code of the game, text, arts, sounds and music.

Some visual and audio assets in this game were initially created with the assistance of AI tools. All final game content has been reviewed, edited, and refined by the development team to ensure originality and quality.

AI was used as a limited production aid. All final content was reviewed and finalized by the developer; no AI content is generated during play; all assets are original or properly licensed.

As a solo dev, I use AI to generate store contents and backgrounds for the game

Some artwork asset. Game code assistant.

Some visual assets in Candy Destroyer, such as characters, bullets, and special abilities, were created with the assistance of AI tools and then manually refined and implemented by the developer. Other assets are sourced from licensed asset libraries like Freepik. All gameplay and game logic are fully created by the developer.

Our game uses AI to assist with localization into multiple languages. AI tools are used to support translation, making the game accessible to a wider audience.

I use AI to design my Steam page. The cover was made half with the help of AI. The text was prepared in advance to fit the page layout. The logo was also created using this tool.

Botwave: Overclock includes content created with the help of generative AI tools, including some in-game visuals, sound effects, and promotional/store artwork. All AI-assisted content was reviewed and edited by the developer. The game does not use AI to generate content in real time during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while playing.

Contains AI-generated content (images and sound), no AI generated code.

To make Ekoman accessible to more players in their own languages, in-game menus, cutscenes, and store page texts have been translated using artificial intelligence. Please feel free to contact us if you encounter any issues.

Use in cover art

This game was developed by a solo developer using AI-assisted tools to support parts of the creative and technical workflow, including marketing materials, store page assets, music, and portions of code. All AI-assisted outputs were reviewed, refined, and integrated by the developer. No AI systems are used to generate content during gameplay.

Our soundtrack was made using AI-assisted tools under full human direction. This allowed us explore a variety of musical styles to express our message through our lyrics about breast cancer awareness.

Some placeholder voice lines were generated using AI.

The game to contain art assets generated by artificial intelligence

The background music was made with AI tools.

AI is used for generating marketing material and for some in-game assets both as placeholders and as long term use assets. These could include, music, 3D models, icons, and character dialogue. AI is also used for code optimization.

Some assets utilize AI.

Much of the enemy graphics were made with the help of generative AI. However, none of them are simply used "as is." Getting the artwork to match Hong Kong 97's SNES graphics requires downscaling resolution and adjusting contrast, saturation etc.