AI Transparency Index: Every AI Disclosure on Steam, Tracked and Searchable

The AI coworkers in this game are voiced by a machine (TTS), and their dialogue was really written by AI together with self portraits, on purpose and under human review. The slop is diegetic. The code was written with AI agents and reviewed by the last human in that loop, the developer. That is also the plot. No AI runs at runtime. Everything was baked and reviewed before shipping.

AI has been used to generate capsule art as well as in-game dialogue. NPC voices are AI

Generative AI tools were used to assist in the creation of some promotional artwork and marketing assets for the game. Final assets were reviewed and edited by the development team.

Generative magic was used in the creation of the quest.

The general philosophy of AI usage is: keep it to non-creative endeavors.

AI helped us create our new logo, and we used Claude Code to help us with... the code, bro. Otherwise, the game's hand-made! Our world is entering a troubling and hilarious time, and so critical reflection is important - but we are not categorically anti-AI. After all, you can't criticize something you don't understand, can you?

AI-assisted tools were used during development to help create and refine some visual assets, text, and audio content. All AI-assisted content was reviewed, edited, and curated by the developer before being included in the game. The game does not generate AI content dynamically during gameplay.

Pixel art assets, in-game text translation to other languages were produced with AI assistance during development and edited by the developer. No content is generated at runtime.

We used AI to generate some of the art in game, as well as the art on the store page.

AI was used to assist with base image generation, all in-game assets were edited manually prior to implementation.

This game uses AI-assisted tools operated by real individuals.

Generative AI was used during development to assist with logos, graphical assets, and portions of the game’s code.

This game used AI tools to transform gameplay ideas and logic into functional code and to create promotional artwork. AI was used as a creative and technical aid during development, without affecting gameplay or the player experience.

We use generative AI for localization support. AI is not used for in-game content or gameplay.

Operation: Horumus is a "vibe coding" experiment. Most of the game's content — code, game design, pixel art, sound effects, procedural music, narrative writing, and all four language localizations (English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese) — was developed with extensive use of generative AI tools, under the developer's direction. Every creative and technical decision was made by the developer, and all AI-generated output was reviewed and curated before inclusion. No AI is invoked during gameplay. The game runs entirely offline and makes no calls to external AI services. This is a parody experiment, and the use of AI is part of the experiment itself. We disclose it here so you can decide whether that approach is interesting to you.

Used TTS/AI voice lines and AI-generated in-game posters.

This game's music was generated using an AI music generation tool.

AI tools were used to assist with writing and localizing store page text and some in-game text, and as a coding assistant during development. Store page marketing assets, images and the background music in the trailer were generated with AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer. All game design, mechanics and balance are human-made; all in-game visual art is hand-authored procedural drawing, and the game itself contains no AI-generated audio, music or voice. All AI-assisted content was reviewed and edited by the developer.

Some 2D artwork, including character, enemy, map, user-interface, icon, and visual-effect source images, was created with the assistance of generative AI tools during development. Every shipped asset is selected, edited, integrated, and reviewed by the development team for visual consistency, gameplay readability, and rights compliance. The game does not generate content with AI while it is running and does not send player prompts to an AI service.

Artificial Intelligence was used primarily for generating Steam capsule artwork, specific gameplay sounds, and assistance with mathematical code functions. All AI-generated content was manually edited and reviewed throughout every stage of development.

During development, generative AI was used to assist with creating placeholder artwork, text, and portions of the game's code. All AI-generated content was reviewed, edited, and integrated by the development team, and we confirm that the final content does not knowingly infringe the intellectual property rights of others.

Some background illustrations were created with generative AI and edited/selected by the developer.

Ruthless Returns is a solo-developed game built and refined over hundreds of hours. The original version was created on paper in 2022, but at the time I did not have the resources to turn it into a full game. Early prototypes used licensed images with a simple painted treatment. It worked, but the visual style was ultimately shaped by whatever suitable assets were available. Generative AI made it possible to create artwork specifically for Ruthless Returns and give the game a much more consistent look and feel from top to bottom. AI was used for the card artwork and character voices. That also made it possible for me to finally turn the original paper concept into a PC game. If players enjoy it, I hope to take it full circle and eventually produce Ruthless Returns as a physical board game. Balancing combines extensive human playtesting with more than 500,000 simulated games. The simulations were used to analyze win rates, card strength, strategies and interactions across a much larger number of matches than manual playtesting alone could realistically cover.

Pixel art assets, the soundtrack, and portions of the game's writing were created with generative AI, then curated and edited by the developer. The game's design, satirical concept, and systems are original human work. All sound effects were recorded by voice actors.

This game is designed by ChatGPT, implemented by Codex, and directed by Kevin Du.

AI was used in the creation of localization and marketing materials

The art, audio, and writing in Refund Speedrun are created by hand. Generative AI was used only for the voice-over narration in our promotional teaser trailer (ElevenLabs). The game does not generate any content using AI at runtime.

Paste this for the "how" description: All AI-generated content in Scrumbag is pre-generated — baked into the build and curated by the developer, not generated live during play. This includes the game's artwork (character and enemy art, UI, icons, and store/marketing images) and its music (AI-generated arrangements and remixes based on songs by Andy Rehfeldt). AI tools were also used to assist development. All shipped content is reviewed and selected by the developer before release.

AI was used on the images to then be manually refined

The masterpieces featured in this game are real public-domain paintings, digitized from high-resolution scans. They are not AI-generated. Generative AI was used only in the following areas: some artwork other than the masterpieces (UI, characters, backgrounds), some sound, and localization.

Drone Farmer uses generative AI to create backgrounds and graphics for TV videos.

Pre-generated: Steam store capsule and library key art was created using OpenAI image generation and then cropped, titled, and prepared by the developer. No generative AI runs during gameplay.

Part of the localization was AI-assisted, and certain textures and sound effects were initially generated by AI for reference.

AI was used to assist in creating some game assets and development content. No AI-generated content is created or used during gameplay.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

We used a Gen AI powered tool to localize the following: - (in some languages) In-game text - (in some languages) Steam store descriptions We plan to replace these with human translation and LQA when we can afford it. Until then, we are using Gen AI temporarily.

I took human-made photographs, edited them by hand, then used AI to apply a consistent art style among them in batches so they all look thematically related

Some visuals and music assets in this game were partially generated using AI technologies.

Code and Art

Art assets have been assisted in part by AI tools.

This game was made with the help of generative AI tools. During development, AI was used to help create some of the content that ships with the game — including its writing and dialogue, its English and Turkish text, and its 2D art and UI (such as icons, product sprites, achievement badges, and store images). All of this content was directed, reviewed, and curated by the developer. The game does not generate any AI content while you play, and does not connect to any AI service during gameplay.

We used advanced AI language models (Claude and Gemini) to help translate SERVICE DESK SIM into 8 languages: French, German, Spanish, Italian, Hindi, Urdu, Japanese, and English (UK). The AI handled the initial translation of all in-game text from UI menus to dialogue, story sequences, and thousands of unique support tickets. Every translation was then carefully reviewed and tested by humans to ensure quality and cultural accuracy across all languages.

Some background sound effects and ambient audio clips used in the game were sourced from Pixabay, where they were flagged as AI-generated by their respective creators. No graphics, code, or core gameplay elements were generated by AI; all other assets were developed entirely by me.

AI-assisted tools were used during development for text drafting, limited programming assistance, and the creation of certain Steam store page assets, including background imagery used in promotional materials. All gameplay systems, characters, artwork, animations, and final game content were designed, created, implemented, and curated by the development team.

AI tools were used to generate some of the bulk flavor text/copy (which were human-reviewed/modified/tested). All other assets (music, sound effects, artwork, sprites, core game text, etc) were created by humans.

Artificial intelligence was used solely for text localization and language translations. The pixel art visuals, animations, and the original game soundtrack were created by the professional artists and composer listed in the game's 'Credits' section. Generative AI was not used at any stage of the artistic, visual, or audio production.

How is Generative AI used in this game? Toxic Dating Simulator utilizes cutting-edge generative AI technologies to elevate its interactive cinematic storytelling. Voice Acting (ElevenLabs): All character dialogues and Atakan's chaotic inner monologues are voiced using advanced AI-powered emotion-tagging technologies. This delivers high-fidelity voice lines capturing sarcasm, anger, or flirtatious tones with professional actor-level depth. Visuals & Animation (Kling AI): The facial expressions, eye contact, and reactive behaviors of the female characters sitting across the cafe table are generated using advanced AI video tools. Music: All context-dependent songs (electro, pop, or fantasy) playing on the post-date score screen are composed via AI tools, with all lyrics entirely written by the developer. All AI-generated content in the game consists of pre-rendered, curated, and fully copyright-compliant static assets created during development. The game does not generate any live or real-time AI content during gameplay.

Coding, proofreading, and localization were done by AI. All other content was created by humans.

We use AI tools where appropriate to streamline our workflow, specifically for pre-generating certain in-game assets such as images and music, as well as assisting with translations