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

Generative AI has been used in the production of sound and video assets for this title. All copy has been written by humans.

Some title and UI illustration assets were created with image generation tools during development, then selected and implemented by the developer. Audio is procedurally synthesized in-engine and is not generative-AI music. The game does not generate AI content at runtime.

Generative AI is used to assist with research or as rough internal placeholders. No AI-generated art, animation, music, text, or in-game live generation is used. All game content is created, shaped, reviewed, and approved by our team.

Generative AI was not used to create any gameplay visual nor sound asset. The only generated asset is the enhanced game logo (the game name).

Some pre-rendered artwork and marketing assets were created with generative AI tools and then reviewed and edited by the developer before inclusion. The game does not generate new content during gameplay.

The non-English text is AI machine-translated for now (English is the only hand-written one), and it's labelled as AI in-game. If you're a native speaker and want to help fix the rough spots, there'll be an open localization repo for corrections, which ship in updates.

I used Ai to help convert in-game artwork assets into the icons for steam and desktop icons. All artwork was done in aesprite, based off of drawings done by my young brother. I also used Ai to upscale assets for the steam page banners.

Development of this game used AI under human direction and review for the code and game text.

The game's design, rules, simulation, scenarios, and text are all authored by people. Some event background illustrations and background music were produced with generative tools run in-house by the development team, and every asset was then accepted or rejected by a human. The game does not generate any content while it runs.

AI tools were used during development for programming assistance, and multilingual localization.

The main key art, which is used for the store capsule images, library assets, and the game's opening sequence, was created using generative AI.

Generative AI tools were used during development, including for localization of in-game text.

Some sound effects and audio assets were initially generated using generative AI tools, and subsequently edited and refined by a human sound designer to fit the game's requirements.

Cleaned up / textured with Nano Banana: - patrol zone map - shipping lane map - sea state list

Generative AI tools were used during development for limited asset creation and coding assistance.

This game utilizes AI-assisted text localization.

This game uses generative artificial intelligence to polish the store page description, add text to some screenshots, and compose the trailer music. No AI was used to generate core gameplay content or in-game assets.

We are using generative AI for the following tasks: ・Upscaling in-game cutscenes ・Upscaling images of P-LIFE and seaweed that appear in the game

AI used to generate Steam Store page artwork.

Generative AI was used during development to assist in the creation of: Assets: Textures, Sound Effects, Music, and Voice. Development: Code and Narrative Text. All AI-generated content has been manually refined and integrated by our team to ensure high quality and originality. Many of these tools were utilized primarily for concepting and prototyping to streamline our production workflow.

Only used strictly as a foundational tool to assist in creating base concepts for certain 2D sprites and background textures. Every AI-assisted asset was heavily modified, color-corrected, and manually integrated to fit the retro aesthetic.

In the game there are 2 posters. 1 poster contains a bouquet of roses that are generated and 1 poster contains a man strike a pose.

We use a third-party tool to generate the officer and news cast videos. The scripts and dialogue are 100% written by human writers. The AI tool is used solely to animate the visual character and lip-sync to the script.

Generative AI was used to create a small portion of the in-game soundtrack. Specifically, 3-4 music tracks played via an in-game 'boombox' tool were generated using AI. All other assets, including 3D models, code, and gameplay mechanics, have been created manually without the use of AI.

Some pictures and icons are created and/or modified using AI. Text-to-speech was used for voice recordings.

Some background images and some marketing content generated with the assistance of ChatGPT (OpenAI). Music by Suno. Sound effects mainy by Elevenlabs.

Officer images in game are made by AI and some UI button can be made by AI too.

Generative AI was used to assist in the early creation stages of a small portion of the game's 2D images. These assets were subsequently refined and heavily edited by hand to match the game's final artistic style and quality standards.

There is AI-generated content used only in the store page visuals.

We used generative AI to generate placeholder art for the players and enemies, which we plan to replace before the full release. We also generated sprites for various items.

Some images and icons were created with the help of ai. And our music was generated using Suno.

The basis for some of the sprites were originally generated by AI, and either cleaned or used as inspiration for the final art by us.

We only use artificial intelligence on the marketing art side

AI was used to generate the background images in the game

AI was used to create some basic meshes in order to save time creating them (this only includes very few meshes), the majority were made by me via blender.

The AI is used for some parallax backgrounds and for ads

AI has been used to help develop the game's cover art.

The loading screen and banners were created using artificial intelligence.

Generative Artificial Intelligence has been partially used to produce the promo art of the game (i.e. the image used to promote the game). The in-game content has been produced from scratch by 3D artists, game designers and developers. Only some audio content (i.e. the voice of the robot) has been prerecorded by using AI generative tools.

Generative AI has been used to create almost all graphics, the only exceptions being the menus, attack animations, and player sprite, which were created by the developer. All music was created by Suno AI, and the sound effects were created by MyEdit sound effect AI.

AI is used for prerendered textures in the game and also for translations of languages, the manuals, and images for example like achievements, trading cards etc.

We used generative AI tools to create base 3D meshes for some of the NPCs and initial compositions for achievement icons. These assets were not used 'as-is'; our team manually performed UV unwrapping, created custom texture masks, and modified the materials to ensure they work with our custom-made in-game shaders. This manual rework allows the assets to match our game’s unique visual style, performance standards, and lighting requirements.

1.Partial text adjustment was assisted by AI. 2.Some images were modified in style using AI based on commercially available materials. 3.A small number of images were generated by AI

The main capsule image that appears in the card when sharing Battle Marine's store page URL on social media such as Twitter is created using a generative AI.

Some images and some voice-over in the game are made with generative AI

South Scrimshaw Part One uses voiced narration synthesized from public domain recordings.

This game uses artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help optimize code and improve development efficiency and runtime performance. Additionally, character voices in the game were recorded by the developer himself. The voice was then synthesised by AI to create different character voices. These technologies enhance the overall quality and experience of the game.

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.

We have used an AI voice over for the tutorial and other voice prompts where its is anticipated we will need to quickly change the voice during Early Access due to player feedback.