September 9, 2025
Positive (24)
Indexed March 18, 2026
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Disclosure analysis

AI content is included in the game

AI was used to generate three portrait photos included in the playable game.

Process
AI-generated
Live AI during play
No
Evidence & analysis details
Evidence used
“three portrait photos used in the game were produced with AI models”
“Three images - out of almost 600 images, videos and other files files included in the game - were prepared using generative AI”
Model-reported confidence
95% A model estimate, not a measured accuracy rate or a human review score.

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AI Usage Disclosure

Three images - out of almost 600 images, videos and other files files included in the game - were prepared using generative AI. The Case of Andrew D. is an Alternate Reality game and player is expected to look for information and clues on the web and in social media. While most pictures used are arranged photos taken in a real life and in real places, to avoid confusion we didn't want to use photos of real people. To make sure people referred to in the game (apart from some cameos) don't exist and can't be located nor stalked, three portrait photos used in the game were produced with AI models.

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This disclosure in context

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Compare this developer’s disclosure with 25,497 non-mature Steam products in the index. These figures describe published disclosures, not all games on Steam or independently verified AI use.

AI-assisted content in the game
70.7%
17,719 of 25,066 disclosures with structured analysis.
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Visual assets
76.4%
19,483 of 25,497 indexed disclosures mention this category.
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Source and record

First indexed
Mar 18, 2026
Source last checked
Jul 7, 2026
Automatic analysis updated
Jul 10, 2026
Recorded text changes
0

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