Where do games disclose AI use?

AI-generated artifacts

Some images were created by AI

AI was used exclusively for generating images of people in order to avoid using real individuals.

AI generates songs about the 2048 game.

The store capsule image for this game was created with the assistance of generative AI tools. This asset was pre-rendered during the development process and is static. No AI-generated content is used during live gameplay. All gameplay mechanics, story, and player interactions are hand-crafted by the development team. The AI tools used for the capsule image are commercially licensed, ensuring compliance with the platform's terms of service and intellectual property guidelines.

The generative artificial intelligence is used for some of the marketing materials and in-game voice lines.

As a solo developer, I used Generative AI to create minor 2D assets and sprites.

This game features AI-generated NPC voice lines and AI-generated store artwork.

No Artist Credited is a virtual gallery experience and an experiment in the capabilities and limitations of AI tools. The entire gallery was designed and constructed using instructions, themes, and art generated by one of three AI tools.

We used artificial intelligence solely for the creation of the characters presented in the capsule. However, the game itself does not contain any generative AI.

In my game, the main character's voice is AI-generated, and I purchased Eleven Labs' starter pack for it, which gives me the rights for commercial use.

Use AI to generate images as reference, and then make some modifications to the AI ​​images as 2D images in the game.

Sigma Squad uses generative artificial intelligence only for some promotional artwork (images only) featured on the Steam page.

Some of the textures used in this game are created with generative AI.

The user's voice input will be converted to text, then sent to open ai's LLM along with parameters and characteristics. A response will be given and then sent to elevenlabs to be converted into voice to give a life-like response to the player.

5 paintings in the game are intended to look otherworldly/nonhuman. These were created using AI and then edited to match the intended purpose.

AI was used to generate some background images.

A very small part of the environment textures is generated by AI.

Cinematics

Some AI generated Audio

Optional voiceovers, localization, and minor 2D elements. Note: All core creative content—story, game & level design, original music, sounds, vfx, and 3D assets—WAS MADE by PROFESSIONAL HUMAN ARTISTS, whose work remains ESSENTIAL and irreplaceable in bringing any video game to life. Also, professional ITALIAN dub added to the game!

The game uses AI to generate NPC chat responses. If the player so chooses, they can also use generative AI to create images to customize wearables (eg. T-Shirts, hoodies) and their personal environment (apartment wallpaper). The user always has a choice to use the image generated or decline it.

Two textures in Restart were generated using AI, one of which was heavily modified afterwards.

Most of the images and all of the music used is AI generated.

AI-generated images are used for cutscenes and items in the game

The only asset that was created with the help of generative AI is the cover (background of the cover for the game was made with the help of AI)

Only on the cover, and for the additional selectable armors.

Some images have been rendered using AI, as well as some texts/translations

Store and library page illustration.

We have used generative AI to generate background music for some of our trailers, and for the train horn sound. Everything else has been created by ourselves or purchased from professional artists that, to our knowledge, have not used generative AI for the purchased works.

My game uses pic.posters generated by "Midjourney".

We used AI tools solely to refine some text and generate images for the Steam store page. No AI is used in the game itself.

I used AI to create the preview image.

The developers make use of agentic coding tools like Claude Code in their work process. In-game and store descriptions have been translated using ai-tools in the localization process.

We use generative AI for some textures, models, and pre-translation for multilingual support.

The game's soundtrack was created with the support of AI

Some images are generated by AI

We use AI to generate image materials such as in-game photos.

We used AI to create the language for the game's store page and some of the visual assets. Specifically, the library images were generated using AI tools to ensure a high-quality and polished presentation. We aimed to deliver visually appealing content that matches the style and atmosphere of the game.

Some pictures (or parts of it) are AI generated or changed via AI

We used AI to generate a series of Comics that will be used on the marketing of the game, but not in the game itself or assets inside the game.

Generative AI was used to create some in-game posters, product labels, and parts of 3D models.

Some artworks and the voice of the “chief” character were generated using AI.

Game Logo Hot Dog icon is created with the help of an AI.

The UnSeen logo is a photomontage from several AI-generated images

AI used for: cover art elements.

AI was just used to make code for enemies, and the camera movement. Every other piece of code is made with visual scripting tools with unity.

AI use only for in-game miniatures, no in-game content uses AI.

some audio

游戏内部分图片使用AI生产后由人工修图转绘。