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A few in-game images were generated with an AI image tool and edited by the developer. The game's translations were drafted with AI tools and reviewed by the developer. All other art, sound and design were made by the developer.
The game's code, some graphics, were created with AI assistance
3D models: the AfterPub models (plushies, items, props) come from an AI 3D generator; the files are named like Tripo exports. 2D assets: mix between AI and an Actual Human Designer and Artist. Commentator voice: produced by Piper, an AI text-to-speech engine, while the game runs. Music: Pixabay tracks.
Some images in this game are generated using artificial intelligence. AI tools were used to enhance visual effects and create unique scenes, carefully aligned with the game's art style.
Generated code is applied to: Create some shaders (like smoke and vertex snapping) Procedurally draw billboard objects like pins and balls. Procedurally produce sfx like pin knock sounds. Some Store art is temporary generative concept art. In-game Graffiti is hand drawn and not a product of generative AI.
AI was used to help develop this game, from inspiration with Art, to mesh placeholders, code, etc.
We use AI image tools during concept and ideation. Final in-game assets are produced and finished by hand by our artists, with AI-assisted elements reviewed, edited, and approved before release. No content is generated live during gameplay
We used generative AI tools to assist in composing the soundtrack and for translating the game content (localization).
Most of the in-game 2D assets, including character sprites, UI elements, and backgrounds, were created using generative AI tools during the development process. We have manually reviewed all assets to ensure they do not contain illegal content.
Images for store page
AI tools were used only to draft/iterate on poster/store imagery featuring our in-game elf characters. All in-game assets (models, textures, UI, audio, code) are non-AI. Final posters were edited and cleared for IP/likeness.
AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.
| Title⇅ | Disclosure | Creator⇅ | Src | Reviews⇅ | Added↓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CLACKPOT: Marble Bounce Roguelike In-game content arttext | A few in-game images were generated with an AI image tool and edited by the developer. The game's translations were drafted with AI tools and reviewed by the developer. All other art, sound and design were made by the developer. | gamjadeulkkae | - | Oct 10, 2026 | |
 Pocket Sports In-game content artcode | The game's code, some graphics, were created with AI assistance | AC | - | Oct 10, 2026 | |
 Afterpub Live AI artaudiotext | 3D models: the AfterPub models (plushies, items, props) come from an AI 3D generator; the files are named like Tripo exports.
2D assets: mix between AI and an Actual Human Designer and Artist.
Commentator voice: produced by Piper, an AI text-to-speech engine, while the game runs.
Music: Pixabay tracks. | ZEXP | - | Oct 7, 2026 | |
 Arcade Together In-game content art | Some images in this game are generated using artificial intelligence. AI tools were used to enhance visual effects and create unique scenes, carefully aligned with the game's art style. | NovaraGames | - | Sep 3, 2026 | |
 Hambone Alley In-game content artaudio | Generated code is applied to:
Create some shaders (like smoke and vertex snapping)
Procedurally draw billboard objects like pins and balls.
Procedurally produce sfx like pin knock sounds.
Some Store art is temporary generative concept art.
In-game Graffiti is hand drawn and not a product of generative AI. | Jeff Neet | - | Aug 11, 2026 | |
 Party Time Bowling Unclear artcode | AI was used to help develop this game, from inspiration with Art, to mesh placeholders, code, etc. | SixPiece Studios | - | Aug 5, 2026 | |
 Bowling Alley Simulator In-game content art | We use AI image tools during concept and ideation. Final in-game assets are produced and finished by hand by our artists, with AI-assisted elements reviewed, edited, and approved before release. No content is generated live during gameplay | Vulcron | - | Jun 16, 2026 | |
 Egg Smash In-game content audiotext | We used generative AI tools to assist in composing the soundtrack and for translating the game content (localization). | Layoff Studio | - | May 23, 2026 | |
 Swipe Swish In-game content art | Most of the in-game 2D assets, including character sprites, UI elements, and backgrounds, were created using generative AI tools during the development process. We have manually reviewed all assets to ensure they do not contain illegal content. | Liu YuTung | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
 矮人炮弹 Dwarven Cannonball art | Images for store page | COCOLAUGH STUDIO | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
 Jingle Strike VR In-game content art | AI tools were used only to draft/iterate on poster/store imagery featuring our in-game elf characters. All in-game assets (models, textures, UI, audio, code) are non-AI. Final posters were edited and cleared for IP/likeness. | Spooky Pictures Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 | |
 Bowling Simulator Store/marketing art | AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art. | Hard Shark Games | - | Mar 18, 2026 |
