Where do games disclose AI use?

Some of the artwork is inspired or generated by AI to reduce the workload on the solo developer.

AI has been used in the product development as a production assistant. All the material has ultimately been worked on and developed by a human.

Some of the art assets in the game are drawn using ai, this game is made by me alone throughout, as a fresh college student, financial resources and knowledge reserves are still insufficient, want to make a game of their own, have no choice but to use ai to assist in the production of the game, I know that the true artist in their own works on the emotions and ideas given by ai can not be compared. I apologise profusely if the use of ai in this game has troubled you. I hope players will try to understand my reasons for using ai./(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

AI is used for unit voice lines.

Leaf, Bee, Clouds and Ground were generated by ChatGPT 3.5.

Only the character art in the logo was generated by AI. Even the logo title text, I created myself in Photoshop. I created all the characters in Aseprite, without AI. I scripted the game, designed, and built it myself, and leveraged asset packs.

Some images in the game are generated using AI

We used AI to generate images when designing the page in steam and some backgrounds

The use of AI for some of the UI in the game The use of AI to help detect bugs in the code The use of AI for some of the artwork in the store page The use of AI for store page descriptions The use of AI for in game and store page logos/Icons

Character artwork and title screen background.

We used AI as a tool during development to help generate some parts of the code and certain visual assets. However, there is no active or functional AI system used within the game itself. AI was only used in the production process, not as part of the gameplay or game mechanics.

部分遊戲美術有使用Stable Diffusion來進行製作。

Songs used in this game are generated by Suno AI.

Currently uses an AI narrator for accessibility for event related text while in early access in hopes to get a full voice actor on release.

Some images/icons within the game are generated by AI.

Some images are created by generative AI.

I use AI to edit some images. It is less than 1% of the content.

Some pre-rendered art assets

For the game start screen, icon and game art.

AI was used in the promotion process

The game uses AI to create some of the graphics.

Dall-E 3 was used to help generate the textures and pixel art, no artist prompts were used, just generic terms. Suno was used for the music.

As a solo developer I am unable to produce some of the assets that i'm not qualified for. Also, due to the war and economic crisis there are no jobs for people with disabilities in my country (Ukraine), so I am unable to hire people to work with me. Therefore, I had no choice but to use AI for generation of certain assets, but rest assured: 100% of the story and almost all graphics in game were made by human, and the AI assets fit into general aestetics of the game and only serve as a support for the main content. And if you still not sure regarding game's quality, feel free to pirate it now, and buy later, when you will be certain that it's worth the price.

The main menu background is AI generated. That same art is used for some of the Steam Capsules.

Music are initially created by AI then modified by myself

AI used for a number of symbols base before treatment.

Using AI tools for language translation

Generative AI was used during development to assist in creating selected pre-rendered card assets. Each AI-assisted asset was carefully reviewed, edited, retouched, and manually polished before being included in the game. No content is generated by AI while the game is running.

This game currently uses some stand-in images created via generative AI. This includes some background screens, fluff images, and pilot portraits. All other gameplay visuals are manually crafted.

AI is used to generate reference elements for the visual novel elements of the game (character portraits), which serve as material for the final character creation by real artists.

I generated a bunch of reference images in the process of making the enemy battler sprites. The final pixel art is entirely my fault though; please don't blame the robots for my performance there.

Artificial Intelligence was used to create the content of the game page in the store, and specifically to create images and logos of the library

Generative AI has been used to assist in producing content for Idle Casino Empire and its store page, including visual art, music, sound effects, voice lines and in-game text, as one part of a human-led and human-approved development process. The developer always sets the direction, reviews and edits AI output before accepting it, and makes the final decision on everything that ships. No content is generated by AI while you play.

We utilized AI tools to generate internal references for composition and framing. These outputs were then used as a base to manually create handcrafted pixel art assets, ensuring all final in-game visuals follow our custom palettes and artistic standards.

Used ChatGPT to generate some store art backgrounds.

The music cover images in the game and the promotional cover art for the game were created using pre-rendered generative AI.

Music is mostly AI generated. Using suno AI

Some of card image has generated by AI, then it's carefully selected and modified by the Daiyu's humor sense.

Just the icons for the items in the menu are AI generated.

AI generation for the store page and any Steam community assets or marketing materials has been done by the developer.

AI is used to assist in generating artwork. During the game, we do not use AI to generate any content.

Generative AI products such as Github Co-pilot and ChatGPT were used to assist in the debugging and testing of code. However, all creative aspects of programming were manually written. Generative AI with open-source public licensing was used to create concept art and draft marketing material which was then manually modified for production with Aesprite, Photoshop, and Canva. None of the content used within the game or marketing materials violate existing copyright or impersonate living persons.

Some image resources are generated by AI

Most of our generated content has been carefully designed and built in advance, mainly related to cat travel and scenic spot replies. Local model generated content will align with Steam rules, and there will be no negative guidance in the generated content. We will strictly follow the rules and guidelines of the Steam platform to ensure that every output meets Steam's standards and requirements.

Includes some assets created with AI tools

Some of the cutscene manga and 2D art for the main menu background were generated by AI.

Using IA for some imagens only, not all things, using bing IA

We utilize AI technology to enhance development efficiency and provide a broader experience for our players. Our use of AI is categorized as follows: Art & Visuals: AI tools are used strictly for initial concept generation and as reference material. No AI-generated visual assets are used "as-is" in the final game. Every image is manually refined, repainted, and finalized by our artists to ensure a unique and high-quality aesthetic. Translation & Localization: To provide immediate accessibility to a global audience, the initial game text and localization have been generated using AI. While this allows us to support multiple languages from day one, we recognize that it may lack perfect nuance. Following the release, we plan to actively refine and improve these translations through community feedback and collaborative proofreading. Sound & Coding: We utilize AI-assisted tools to optimize backend code performance and assist in sound engineering, allowing us to focus on core gameplay stability and mechanics. In all areas, we are committed to transparency and will continue to update and polish the game's content based on player input and professional review.

No AI is used to generate content live in-game. AI was used for the pixel art edits seen on cards and event boxes.

Some of the graphics were created with DALL-E and then edited afterwards.