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

This game uses AI to assist in generating background music, art design, and multilingual translations.

Generative AI tools were used during development to assist with the creation of some visual and audio assets. All AI-assisted content was substantially edited by the developers and paid artists.

Generative AI was used to draft this game's localized interface text (English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese); every line was reviewed and edited by the developer before shipping. The Han character data, spell descriptions and store artwork are not AI-generated: the characters come from Unicode IDS and public dictionary data, the spell descriptions are assembled by a deterministic algorithm from hand-written word pools, and the store images and trailer are drawn programmatically from real in-game captures. No AI runs during gameplay, and the game does not connect to any external AI service.

Some of the art in Spell Death was generated with an image model, then selected and edited by hand. Nothing is generated while you play.

Some of the art assets in TETWORD were created with the help of generative AI tools. Certain textures and 2D artwork were produced using AI image-generation tools, and some 3D models were generated using Meshy AI. Generative AI assistants (ChatGPT and Claude) were also used during development. All AI-assisted assets were reviewed, edited, and curated by the developer before being included in the game. The game's design, code, gameplay, and word content were created by the developer.

We use AI as a coding assistant during development, and as a drafting tool to help generate candidate crossword clues from our word bank. Every single clue is reviewed and edited by a human before it ships. AI generated images were used during prototyping as early placeholders. All final visual art assets that ship with the game have been created by the developer.

AI is used for localization purposes. All graphics are human made.

The announcer voice audio is generated using text-to-speech technology. The game's phrase pool was written with AI assistance and human review. Some commissioned store and library artwork may include AI-generated elements.

Game files contain AI generated voice lines.

As a solo developer I have used AI to help review features and generate base artwork before editing.

Parts of Word Puzzle Master were created with the help of generative AI tools, then reviewed, edited and assembled by the developer: • visual art — the ambient background images and the animated background loop • audio — background music and sound effects Generative AI is used only during development to produce these assets. The game does NOT use any AI at runtime — there is no live AI generation while you play. Puzzle word lists are hand-curated, and level layouts are produced by our own deterministic algorithm (not AI).

Peasant voices are made with AI.

Some puzzle illustrations and promotional visual assets were created with AI-assisted tools and then edited/curated by the developer. No real-time generative AI is used during gameplay.

TYPE HYPE's static visual assets — the main-menu skyline background, achievement icons (34 color + 34 grayscale variants = 68 PNGs), exhibition-level theme backgrounds (15 themes × 6 layer files = 90 PNGs), and Steam capsule backgrounds — were created with the assistance of generative AI image tools (primarily OpenAI's GPT image generation). All AI-generated assets were curated, selected, and approved by the developer. No AI runs at runtime in the shipped product. Music (59 tracks) is human-composed and sourced from Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License. Code was written collaboratively by the developer with an AI coding assistant. The game contains no AI-generated content shown to players during gameplay (procedural music layering is rule-based, not AI).

Some visual assets and parts of the development workflow for Forest of Numbers were created with the assistance of generative artificial intelligence tools. All content was curated, reviewed, and refined by the developer before being included in the final game.

Claude was used to help with the programming and Steam leaderboard stuff.

The game's music and art assets were modified based on generative artificial intelligence.

This application uses local AI technology for interaction, although the chosen TTS and STT plugins have not yet been selected because the word game is still under development. However, it is confirmed that plugins from the FAB marketplace will be used. And AI processing will run offline on player's device. No internet connection will be required.

The code and art assets were created with the assistance of generative AI.

I'm a solo developer. Without AI tools, this game would not exist — the art, music, and copy would have been unaffordable to commission and impossible for me to produce alone. AI let me focus on what I actually built by hand: the game design, the mechanics, the 181 tomes, the scoring engine, the balance, the words. What's AI-generated: • Visual art (backgrounds, character portraits, tome/scroll/blessing illustrations, store page art) — generated with AI image tools, curated and selected by me • Music — generated with AI audio tools, curated and selected by me • Some flavor text and descriptive copy — drafted with AI assistance, edited by me What's not AI: • The game itself — every system, mechanic, balance number, character design, and core decision is mine • The dictionary, the tile distributions, the scoring math, the run structure, the boss fights — hand-built • The code — written by me with the help of AI assistants the same way any modern developer uses them No AI runs at runtime. Nothing is generated for you on the fly during play. Everything you see was reviewed before it shipped.

This game uses generative AI tools during development. All voice-over audio is generated using AI tools. The game does not use live generative AI during gameplay.

Generative Artificial Intelligence was used to assist in the development of this game, including support with aspects of the game's code. AI tools were also used to create some graphical assets, including selected images used for promotional material and the Steam store page.

The developer utilized AI tools to assist in the development process. AI was used to help generate concept art, some minor 2D environmental textures/UI elements, and to assist with structuring the game's programming framework. All AI-assisted content has been reviewed, heavily modified, and manually integrated by the developer to match the game's specific artistic vision and mechanics.

Some of the music was generated using AI. A portion of the promotional video was generated by AI.

Some cutscene images were generated with AI .

Word Space Blaster uses pre-rendered AI Art and Animations.

In some cases we use image generative AI to help us create or edit some UI elements (e.g. frames, bot avatar images).

プログラミングに一部AIエージェントを使用しています。

We have used AI primarily for image generation and for optimizing the network system in Typer3000. AI-driven image generation allowed us to rapidly create and iterate visual assets such as backgrounds, interface elements, and stylistic variations, ensuring a consistent and scalable visual design. In addition, we have used AI to support the setup and optimization of the multiplayer network architecture. It helped us refine data transmission strategies, reduce latency, and improve synchronization of player inputs, resulting in a smooth and responsive real-time gameplay experience.

This game uses generative AI only to create some 2D visual assets (e.g. key art, logos, achievement icons and other marketing/store artwork). All AI-generated content is pre-rendered, manually reviewed, and static. The game itself does not perform any live AI generation, does not take user prompts for AI, and does not send any user data to AI services.

We used AI-powered tools to assist in creating achievement icons and decorative illustrations within the "Diary" system. These assets were manually refined and curated to match the game’s aesthetic.

Some visual assets in the game and store page were created using generative AI and then edited and integrated by the developer. No real-time AI generation is used during gameplay.

We use AI for some pronunciation until our VO talent can fix them. We used AI to repose one character in marketing content.

AI was used in the application to create illustrations, voiceovers, translations, and musical accompaniment. All materials have been manually reviewed and refined to ensure the quality and integrity of the application.

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.

AI tools supported our character concept phase and helped speed up asset development.

This game uses AI for Artworks and other Forms of Visual content, aswell as AI content for Soundwork.

Some of the game’s word lists were filtered and generated with the help of generative AI (e.g., compiling candidate words and removing unsuitable entries). We then manually review and refine the results to ensure quality and a consistent gameplay experience. Other core game content is not generated by AI.

The marketing materials (Steam Library assets, headers, and capsules) for this game were created using Generative AI tools during the development process. All AI-generated content has been reviewed to ensure it aligns with the game's themes and safety guidelines

AI was used for background textures and background audio and store page capsules and trailers.

Some images are generated by AI.

Some images and sound resources in the game are generated by AI and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

As a solo developer, generative AI was used only for the Steam capsule images. I plan to replace them with hand drawn artwork before the game is released.

AI-generated images were used.

AI generated images have been used as reference images. All generated images have been either very heavily modified or fully redrawn by artists before.

Design of backgrounds was AI-assisted

Our game uses light AI systems to enhance the fun — not to replace creativity. In Sketch Royale, players are the true artists. The AI simply helps by generating fun, random drawing prompts (like “a penguin playing basketball” or “space sushi chef”) and managing matchmaking, scoring, and moderation. The drawings themselves are 100% created by players using in-game tools — no AI image generation or automated artwork is used. The goal is to keep the experience creative, social, and entirely human-driven, with AI acting as a playful game host rather than the artist.

Some of the hint illustrations are AI-generated.

AI was used in the coding of this game, the asset generation, brainstorming practical solutions (knowledge about opensource tts options, distribution options), and in helping problem solve most steps in the development, and application process. It allowed one developer to create a high quality, low cost educational product to greatly assist in language learning worldwide.

AI is used to create marketing material for this game