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Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some visual assets and portions of the game's code. AI-assisted artwork includes the title background, dungeon environments, monsters, adventurers, and trap visuals. All such content was created before release and integrated as fixed game assets. Hearthdeep does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while the game is running.
The core art direction and a portion of the artwork were hand-drawn by the developer, and AI was used to produce additional assets in a matching style, which were then reviewed, edited and integrated by hand. The game's music was generated with AI tools. No AI content is generated live while the game is running.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create and refine some 2D artwork, icons and promotional images, and to assist with store-page text and translation. These assets are prepared before release and reviewed by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service. Player-designed weapons are created with the in-game drawing and crafting tools, not generative AI.
This game uses generative AI to help create pre-rendered store artwork, chapter illustrations, background music, and the official trailer. Game logic was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the developer.
All level design, gameplay mechanics, and in-game text are hand-authored. No copyrighted third-party material was used in any AI output.
HOW THIS GAME WAS MADE
Lane Siege is a one-person project built with an AI assistant, and it seems only fair to say exactly where that line falls.
Written with AI: the game's code, the logo and store artwork, the in-game text, and the balance numbers. Every one of those was directed, reviewed and playtested by me, and the design decisions are mine.
Made by people, not AI: every 3D model, sound effect and music track in the game is the work of named human artists, used under open licences and credited in full.
And nothing is generated while you play. The opponent you fight is ordinary game AI - rules it follows and a small table of what has worked against players before. No AI model runs while the game is running, and Lane Siege never connects to an AI service.
Generative AI was used during the development of this game. It was used for some assets, coding, and translation. Any content created with generative AI was reviewed and, where necessary, modified or adjusted before being included in the game.
AI-assisted tools are used throughout the development of Idle Frontier, including design, programming, content creation and marketing. Generative AI is used to generate or assist with player-facing artwork and illustrations, backgrounds, promotional images and logos, narrative and dialogue, encyclopedia text, localization and store-page copy. The developer selects and integrates the material into the released game. This is pre-generated content: the game does not generate content or code with AI during play and does not connect to external AI services.
AI was used as a supporting tool during the development of this game. However, the original game idea and its underlying concept were created several years ago and were developed entirely independently of AI.
The entire project is being created by a solo developer with a university degree in Game Design. Over the years, several hundred hours of work, experience, creativity, and personal passion have gone into the concept, development, and realization of the game.
AI was used to assist with certain parts of the development process. This includes support with coding as well as some aspects of soundtrack and visual asset creation. Many of the visual assets were subsequently edited, refined, adapted, or partially recreated manually using image editing software to achieve the intended style and quality.
AI was also used as a supporting tool for written content, primarily to make minor improvements to texts written by the developer and to correct grammar and wording.
AI therefore serves as an additional tool within the development process. The original game concept, game design, creative decisions, final direction, and implementation of the game remain the work of the developer. Various sounds and some of the soundtracks used in the game were also created and composed by the developer.
Pre-generated AI tools were used to create selected voice-over performances and selected promotional artwork. All AI-assisted materials are reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team before use. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
FleetBane was created by a solo developer with assistance from generative AI tools. During development, these tools helped create and refine some visual assets, music, and written game content. All AI-assisted material was reviewed, selected, edited, polished, or substantially reworked by the developer before being integrated into the game. FleetBane does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not send player input or data to any AI service.
Generative AI tools were used in the development of this game solely to assist with writing and editing text: in-game interface strings and descriptions, their localization into all supported languages, and the text of the game's Steam store page. Every such text was reviewed and edited by a human before publication.
The game contains no AI-generated art, audio, music or gameplay content. All artwork was drawn by hand and all sound effects come from licensed libraries. No generative AI runs in the game at runtime.
AI helped with grammatical corrections for in-game text, which were then carefully reviewed and adjusted by hand
Some store visuals modified with AI assistance
Generative AI tools were used to assist with creating and editing some of the written content in the game and on its Steam store page. All AI-assisted text was reviewed, revised, and approved by the developer before publication. The game does not generate content using AI during gameplay.
Hold My Cargo is made by a three-person team at Favera Studio. Like many small studios, we use AI-assisted tools as part of our production pipeline — for exploring concepts and marketing artwork, speeding up parts of 3D asset, animation and texture work, drafting text and running automated testing. Every asset, animation and line of text that ships in the game is directed, reviewed, edited and approved by the team; nothing goes in unseen. The game does not generate any content at runtime — there is no live AI in Hold My Cargo, and no player data is sent to AI services.
Portions of this game's code and dialogue were written with the assistance of AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. All art, 3D models, music and sound effects are human-made assets (Quaternius, Kay Lousberg, Kenney, omfgdude and SubspaceAudio, all CC0). Nothing is generated by AI while you play.
Our logo and key art were created with the help of AI image generation tools and edited by us. All gameplay, 3D models, and audio were made by our team.
Generative AI tools were used to assist in creating a limited number of pre-generated visual assets and localization text used in the game and its store materials. As an independent developer working with a limited production budget, I used these tools where commissioning additional original artwork was not financially feasible. All AI-assisted content was carefully selected, reviewed, and edited by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
Some sprites, event card illustrations, background music and sound effects were created with locally-run generative AI models (Stable Diffusion XL, ACE-Step, Stable Audio Open) and then edited by the developer. No generative AI is used while the game is running.
An AI assistant (Claude) was used during development. It wrote the in-game text translations, the store page text, and the scripts that build many of the game's 3D models, animations and textures, all under the developer's direction and review. Nothing is generated by AI while you play. All sounds are real recordings from CC0 libraries.
Generative AI was used during development to create select environmental artwork, including some fictional posters and signage appearing within the game. These assets were reviewed and curated by the developers before inclusion in the final game.
Pre-generated AI artwork and audio were used during development. The developer selected and edited these assets for the game and its marketing materials. No content is generated by AI during gameplay, and the game does not connect to an external AI service.
Character art, backgrounds, interface graphics and store artwork were created with the help of generative image tools and then selected, edited and assembled by the developer. Game design, code and writing are our own work. The game does not generate any content while you play.
AI-generated artwork includes the MMA menu image, Steam capsules, library art and store background. No live AI generation or external AI service is used during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create artwork, icons, 3D assets, written content, and trailer narration. This content is reviewed, refined, and integrated under the developer’s creative direction. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
Made by one developer with a little help from AI! Some artwork and text started life in generative AI tools, then got edited and polished by hand. Nothing is generated while you play.
Case Opened is made by a solo developer with no art budget to spare. Some of the art that ships in the game was created with generative AI: the Adhesives (stickers), the portraits of the appraisal targets, and some weapon masks. The weapon themes ARE NOT AI-generated. No AI generates content while you play. Our goal is to raise funds to hire artists and replace this art before the full release.
Generative AI Disclosure
As a solo developer, I used generative AI tools to assist in two specific areas of development:
Coding & Debugging: Used AI as a programming assistant for troubleshooting and debugging code, helping optimize performance and stability.
Lethal Geometry's written content and level design were made with generative AI assistance: the in-game text, the upgrade and milestone descriptions, the map hints, the layout and waves of the maps, and this store page.
Nothing you see or hear is generated by an AI model. The board, the interface and the icons are drawn by the game's own code, so the build contains no image files, and every sound effect is synthesised by a script from mathematical waveforms. Nothing is generated while you play: there is no AI model in the game and no calls out to one.
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Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with some visual assets and portions of the game's code. AI-assisted artwork includes the title background, dungeon environments, monsters, adventurers, and trap visuals. All such content was created before release and integrated as fixed game assets. Hearthdeep does not generate AI content during gameplay and does not connect to external AI services while the game is running.
The core art direction and a portion of the artwork were hand-drawn by the developer, and AI was used to produce additional assets in a matching style, which were then reviewed, edited and integrated by hand. The game's music was generated with AI tools. No AI content is generated live while the game is running.
Generative AI tools were used during development to help create and refine some 2D artwork, icons and promotional images, and to assist with store-page text and translation. These assets are prepared before release and reviewed by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay or connect to an external AI service. Player-designed weapons are created with the in-game drawing and crafting tools, not generative AI.
This game uses generative AI to help create pre-rendered store artwork, chapter illustrations, background music, and the official trailer. Game logic was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the developer.
All level design, gameplay mechanics, and in-game text are hand-authored. No copyrighted third-party material was used in any AI output.
HOW THIS GAME WAS MADE
Lane Siege is a one-person project built with an AI assistant, and it seems only fair to say exactly where that line falls.
Written with AI: the game's code, the logo and store artwork, the in-game text, and the balance numbers. Every one of those was directed, reviewed and playtested by me, and the design decisions are mine.
Made by people, not AI: every 3D model, sound effect and music track in the game is the work of named human artists, used under open licences and credited in full.
And nothing is generated while you play. The opponent you fight is ordinary game AI - rules it follows and a small table of what has worked against players before. No AI model runs while the game is running, and Lane Siege never connects to an AI service.
Generative AI was used during the development of this game. It was used for some assets, coding, and translation. Any content created with generative AI was reviewed and, where necessary, modified or adjusted before being included in the game.
AI-assisted tools are used throughout the development of Idle Frontier, including design, programming, content creation and marketing. Generative AI is used to generate or assist with player-facing artwork and illustrations, backgrounds, promotional images and logos, narrative and dialogue, encyclopedia text, localization and store-page copy. The developer selects and integrates the material into the released game. This is pre-generated content: the game does not generate content or code with AI during play and does not connect to external AI services.
AI was used as a supporting tool during the development of this game. However, the original game idea and its underlying concept were created several years ago and were developed entirely independently of AI.
The entire project is being created by a solo developer with a university degree in Game Design. Over the years, several hundred hours of work, experience, creativity, and personal passion have gone into the concept, development, and realization of the game.
AI was used to assist with certain parts of the development process. This includes support with coding as well as some aspects of soundtrack and visual asset creation. Many of the visual assets were subsequently edited, refined, adapted, or partially recreated manually using image editing software to achieve the intended style and quality.
AI was also used as a supporting tool for written content, primarily to make minor improvements to texts written by the developer and to correct grammar and wording.
AI therefore serves as an additional tool within the development process. The original game concept, game design, creative decisions, final direction, and implementation of the game remain the work of the developer. Various sounds and some of the soundtracks used in the game were also created and composed by the developer.
Pre-generated AI tools were used to create selected voice-over performances and selected promotional artwork. All AI-assisted materials are reviewed, edited, and finalized by the development team before use. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
FleetBane was created by a solo developer with assistance from generative AI tools. During development, these tools helped create and refine some visual assets, music, and written game content. All AI-assisted material was reviewed, selected, edited, polished, or substantially reworked by the developer before being integrated into the game. FleetBane does not use generative AI during gameplay and does not send player input or data to any AI service.
Generative AI tools were used in the development of this game solely to assist with writing and editing text: in-game interface strings and descriptions, their localization into all supported languages, and the text of the game's Steam store page. Every such text was reviewed and edited by a human before publication.
The game contains no AI-generated art, audio, music or gameplay content. All artwork was drawn by hand and all sound effects come from licensed libraries. No generative AI runs in the game at runtime.
AI helped with grammatical corrections for in-game text, which were then carefully reviewed and adjusted by hand
Some store visuals modified with AI assistance
Generative AI tools were used to assist with creating and editing some of the written content in the game and on its Steam store page. All AI-assisted text was reviewed, revised, and approved by the developer before publication. The game does not generate content using AI during gameplay.
Hold My Cargo is made by a three-person team at Favera Studio. Like many small studios, we use AI-assisted tools as part of our production pipeline — for exploring concepts and marketing artwork, speeding up parts of 3D asset, animation and texture work, drafting text and running automated testing. Every asset, animation and line of text that ships in the game is directed, reviewed, edited and approved by the team; nothing goes in unseen. The game does not generate any content at runtime — there is no live AI in Hold My Cargo, and no player data is sent to AI services.
Portions of this game's code and dialogue were written with the assistance of AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. All art, 3D models, music and sound effects are human-made assets (Quaternius, Kay Lousberg, Kenney, omfgdude and SubspaceAudio, all CC0). Nothing is generated by AI while you play.
Our logo and key art were created with the help of AI image generation tools and edited by us. All gameplay, 3D models, and audio were made by our team.
Generative AI tools were used to assist in creating a limited number of pre-generated visual assets and localization text used in the game and its store materials. As an independent developer working with a limited production budget, I used these tools where commissioning additional original artwork was not financially feasible. All AI-assisted content was carefully selected, reviewed, and edited by the developer. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
Some sprites, event card illustrations, background music and sound effects were created with locally-run generative AI models (Stable Diffusion XL, ACE-Step, Stable Audio Open) and then edited by the developer. No generative AI is used while the game is running.
An AI assistant (Claude) was used during development. It wrote the in-game text translations, the store page text, and the scripts that build many of the game's 3D models, animations and textures, all under the developer's direction and review. Nothing is generated by AI while you play. All sounds are real recordings from CC0 libraries.
Generative AI was used during development to create select environmental artwork, including some fictional posters and signage appearing within the game. These assets were reviewed and curated by the developers before inclusion in the final game.
Pre-generated AI artwork and audio were used during development. The developer selected and edited these assets for the game and its marketing materials. No content is generated by AI during gameplay, and the game does not connect to an external AI service.
Character art, backgrounds, interface graphics and store artwork were created with the help of generative image tools and then selected, edited and assembled by the developer. Game design, code and writing are our own work. The game does not generate any content while you play.
AI-generated artwork includes the MMA menu image, Steam capsules, library art and store background. No live AI generation or external AI service is used during gameplay.
Generative AI tools were used during development to create artwork, icons, 3D assets, written content, and trailer narration. This content is reviewed, refined, and integrated under the developer’s creative direction. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.
Made by one developer with a little help from AI! Some artwork and text started life in generative AI tools, then got edited and polished by hand. Nothing is generated while you play.
Case Opened is made by a solo developer with no art budget to spare. Some of the art that ships in the game was created with generative AI: the Adhesives (stickers), the portraits of the appraisal targets, and some weapon masks. The weapon themes ARE NOT AI-generated. No AI generates content while you play. Our goal is to raise funds to hire artists and replace this art before the full release.
Generative AI Disclosure
As a solo developer, I used generative AI tools to assist in two specific areas of development:
Coding & Debugging: Used AI as a programming assistant for troubleshooting and debugging code, helping optimize performance and stability.
Lethal Geometry's written content and level design were made with generative AI assistance: the in-game text, the upgrade and milestone descriptions, the map hints, the layout and waves of the maps, and this store page.
Nothing you see or hear is generated by an AI model. The board, the interface and the icons are drawn by the game's own code, so the build contains no image files, and every sound effect is synthesised by a script from mathematical waveforms. Nothing is generated while you play: there is no AI model in the game and no calls out to one.
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