Where do games disclose AI use?

We have employed a text-generating AI to make the NPCs more vivid.

AI was used to create the background images, and characters.

AI only for the game cover and Logo

AI is used for character voiceover

Uses some AI generated assets for background music and part of the sprite assets, which are then further refined by hand.

A few textures and the achievement icons were generated using AI.

The art for the main menu is inspired by art created by AI, and finalized by hand to fit the game.

Some Paintings.

I used a loading screen article photo Pixabay copyrightless photo.

AI is used to generate code and graphics for the game

AI is used for the character's voices.

Campfire's cozy characters are powered by AI and respond to player's text input dynamically.

ai used to aid in generating store text and in-game code

We use AI technology only in one very specific way: to bring the ship’s computer to life with a voice. These lines are generated during development, not in real time. Every sound is carefully reviewed, optimized, and fine-tuned by us until it feels authentic and exactly how we imagine a spacecraft’s onboard system should sound. Our goal is immersion. The AI voice is a tool that helps us craft a computer voice that feels convincing and consistent, so that when you sit in the cockpit, it really feels like your ship is speaking to you.

AI Voice Acting

Splash screen or page art might be generated using AI.

AI was used in creating the sky box and an the index card.

AI was used to generate certain 2D visual elements and a majority of voice acting.

Most of the raw art/sound/music materials were produced and commercially licensed by Generative AI online service providers. Based on raw materials, Lantao studio manually modified, adapted, animated, remixed and/or recreated the final production assets used in this game.

The game contains a small percentage of content created with generative AI, such as introductory narratives, some character illustrations, and a few icons. However, we have made sure that each of these things receives the appropriate human touch to achieve the best possible quality. Over 97% of the game content was created by humans.

AI-generated images were used for the game menu icon and Steam achievement icon. An AI-generated image was used for the background of the Steam store capsule.

Some images on the store page and within the game include AI-generated and modified images.

All voice acting is AI generated. Significant parts of the code were written with the help of AI.

text to speech voices

Whispering Age uses ChatGPT to drive the actions of your units and will include a message in reply of what the player has inputted.

AI was used to prepare several textures and sprites, but subsequently replaced by actual artwork.

A custom tool that detects player voices and mimics them using an AI-generated voice.

AI was used only to generate a few textures and sound effects.

This game uses some Ai generated assets for logos on the Steam Store page. There are also some in-game images and music generated by AI

AI tools were used for some robot voices, images used with one of the puzzles, and some elements in the story video.

I have used AI to help me make some of the artwork for marketing,

Due to limited production budget, the game uses AI to create background music, voices, and textures...

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, sound effects, music.

Some images are generated by AI.

Generative AI was used to help generate some of the backgrounds and artwork in this game.

I made the black forest the background by AI

All images are created with the help of AI PhotoShop was used to touch up areas

Generative AI was strictly only used in the making of the Steam Store page.

AI was used to create marketing materials and for localization.

Use of AI for title screen background, some in-game voice acting, and game icon.

Using AI allowed us to translate ANGST into the following languages: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Turkish.

AI Driven Text to Speech Generation Some Images are created by AI

Some text in the game are AI generated.

Some backgrounds in gameplay were generated for AI, I am a one man show and had to conserve time. The game play helper was modeled and is 3d. The menu BG was modeled in Blender.

Just the icons and store page art none of the actual game is AI generated in any way or contains any AI within it

In our game, new designs can be made using pre-prepared AI visuals.

We are developing our own in-house machine-learning model which is trained on publicly available open-source data and vetted to prevent the use of any copyrighted material. This ML model is used to generate base terrain maps in Unreal Engine 5 which are then populated procedurally with custom made assets such as the trees, rivers, rocks, and hills you explore. Our artists and designers use our ML model to allow us to generate 64km2 maps that look and feel natural and realistic. The game generates a new map offline on your system every time you play.

Only the art of the store page where you see the black cat and the white cat with a city as background where based on the models to pre render an image with those elements together, then I used Photoshop to add the title and some shadows. The art is my own, is not public.

Generative AI was used to creat arts in development.

Carceri's story portrays a world made by programs, for programs. While ALL the writing, music, and 3D art in this game was created by a single human being, there is an Art Gallery in-game that contains 50 images, 17 of which have been generated by AI, (that are all clearly marked as such). These are fictionally portrayed as art works created by the characters (programs) of this world. No names of modern, living artists were used to generate these images. The prompts were words such as: Hudson River school, old masters, Delacroix, robots, abstract geometry, landscape. From there, I photo-shopped all images so that none are 100% unaltered from the generation process. Acknowledging generative imagery's existence is important to the world-building and meta-narrative of Carceri, so this was the fairest way I could think to include a small dose of these works, which are divisive by their very nature.