AI Usage Disclosure
Starting in 2026, BullyBall Soccer uses AI in the following areas: • Artwork: AI is used to create and enhance Steam artwork. • Music: AI is used to generate additional in-game background music and songs. • Code: AI, primarily Claude Sonnet, is used extensively to co-author the game's C++ code. All AI-generated code is supervised, reviewed, tested and integrated by the developer.
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Source and record
- First indexed
- Oct 20, 2026
- Source last checked
- Oct 20, 2026
- Recorded text changes
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