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- The background music is AI generated

- Part of our English voice cast is created by using AI to modify the live actors' voices. - Several of our in-game Radio stations feature music generated with AI .

Time Shock is hand-built by a solo developer. The design, gameplay, levels, writing, and world are all made by hand. AI tools play a limited supporting role only — used to tweak character voices, assist and refine artwork, and add lip-sync to dialogue. Everything is reviewed and finished by hand before it ships.

AI was used to assist with game localization, and create certain user interface elements.

Some minor polish such as wording refinement and UI icons were assisted using AI tools. All 3D models, animations, gameplay systems, UI implementation, sound and visual effects, and narrative were created entirely in-house.

Some artwork is AI-generated

We used AI to generate promotional images for the game.

- AI voice changer applied to some voice acting. - Some in game posters.

AI was part of the workflow for creating images of characters and locations.

Some images in the middle of map loading are retouched using AI to improve their appearance, artistic retouching of some images for advertising, original images (screenshots) were used and retouched to make them more striking.

Certain voice-overs for the in-game AI companion were produced with the help of generative AI for DLC.

Some character portraits and loading screens have been made using generative AI.

AI is used for the voice acting and the Steam achievement emblems.

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. Examples include voiceover audio where we utilize text-to-speech tools to e.g. generate the audio of our in-game commentators Scotty & June.

Some promotional artwork is partially generated using A.I.

(Newcomer uses AI in a variety of contexts. If you have moral conundrums about AI usage or you do not want to use a resource with AI translations, I recommend finding learner/teacher curated non-AI resources. Thankyou!) Text to speech (TTS): Newcomer uses text to speech to generate voices for anything the user or NPC might say. Translations: Newcomer uses Google's Gemini to generate translations across all content (dialogue, stories, etc.) for all language pair combinations. Grammar Explanations: Newcomer uses Google's Gemini to allow users to click on any word to receive a localized grammar explanation. NPC Response Generation: Beginner mode dialogue is handcrafted and planned. However, the majority of NPC responses in intermediate mode are generated using Google Gemini. This allows Newcomer to handle any type of response the player might communicate. Developer response: I am using AI primarily to help me provide the best RPG experience I can for as many language learners as possible while I continue to build the game. Thankyou! - Jason

The game includes AI-generated images used as visual assets. Specifically, AI-generated content is utilized for stage backgrounds, cutscene backgrounds, character illustrations, and certain in-game icons.

All character voice acting is AI-generated, but just a few characters have voice acting. It is not an important feature of this game, since it focuses on combat. Voice acting can be disabled in the game options. Ideally, all AI voice acting should be replaced by human voice acting in the final version of the game, but this is yet to be decided.

A.I. upscaling is used to generate high resolution textures where only low resolution images exist. e.g. low resolution satellite terrain. Text-to-speech tools are utlised to provide radio communications during Early Access development. Some original music tracks have been enhanced using A.I. tools such as mastering, stem splitting, extension and variation creation. In all cases the original track's copyright is fully owned by JimmyArcade Ltd.

Used for creating the game banner

Generated skins and animated portraits.

In Ink: Tournament Paintball, artificial intelligence is used solely to generate user profile images and some commercial images, focusing on enhancing the visual experience without affecting gameplay.

Our game contains a very limited use of AI-generated imagery. Specifically, a small number of static portrait images displayed in a hallway scene were created using AI tools. These portraits are decorative only, used to add visual variety to the champions portrayed. They do not impact gameplay, story progression, or player decisions.

RUTHLESS:1 uses AI generated textures in some places for additional detailing. They are never the main focus of a scene.

Some visual assets, such as store capsule images and in-game card illustrations, were created with the assistance of generative AI tools. All gameplay and code are original.

Parts of the steam page graphical assets are AI generated

This game uses simple self coded artificial intelligence to generate positions for blocks, backgrounds, clouds, grass and enemies. No other Ai apps were used to create anything for this game or used while the game is running.

Some game and marketing content was translated with the assistance of AI tools.

We used generative AI to create a small number of background textures, such as book covers, graffiti, and framed wall art. All core visuals and gameplay elements were created by our team.

Used for creating the game banner

Our team uses AI tools to assist development of some in-game content. The final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team.

AI image generation is used for some content in the game.

This game utilizes AI-generated imagery only event pop-up illustrations (approximately 10~15 images) depicting scenarios like theft and plagues. All other visual assets, including key art and god depictions, are hand-crafted.

AI was used to reduce time investment in illustration art. The AI art can be seen in various UI elements where illustrations are present. Please note, all of the AI art you see wasn't merely generated and thrown into the game, it obviously needed a fairly extensive degree of retouching.

As a solo developer, AI has assisted with voice acting, allowing me to bring my vision to life more efficiently and effectively.

AI has been used for music on radios, and for some voice lines

planned for future voice lines

The game features a small local language model used to generate dynamic storylines and events based on character traits and relationships. Generative AI is also used to assist in the creation of various 2D textures, marketing materials, portraits and UI elements.

I used AI in the process of creating loading screens and the capsule images.

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 tools were used in the creation of some of the 2D art.

Some images generated with AI are present in the loading screens and the intro cinematic.

The game uses pre-generated AI voice synthesis for pilot radio chatter and communication officer voice lines.

Pre-generated voice cloning/Text-To-Speech where it makes sense creatively. Placeholders will be replaced by real voice acting as development continues.

Infrequent usage of placeholder character art, to be replaced as funding allows.

We have used an AI voice over for the tutorial and other voice prompts where its is anticipated we will need to quickly change the voice during Early Access due to player feedback.

Image generation for game update announcements

AI was used only to help generate some of the props for the game's cover, as well as to create text-to-voice lines for a couple of the robotic characters in the game.

The store page artwork and game icon were generated using AI.

Ai is used to generate speech for the game.