November 13, 2026
Indexed October 28, 2026
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AI Usage Disclosure

MOGA TD is made by AI. We are upfront about it, and proud of it: one human owns the studio and makes every decision; the work is done by AI. Art: the images in the game and on this page (towers, creatures, builders, the land around the board, the HUD and the store art) were generated with GPT Image and Nano Banana, through OpenAI, Pollo and Higgsfield, then selected, edited, recoloured and assembled by the owner. 3D: the models of the towers and creatures were generated with Meshy and fitted by hand. Music and sound: made with ElevenLabs. A few placeholder sound effects are Kenney's free CC0 sounds, which are not AI-generated. Code: written with Claude. Nothing is generated while you play; everything was made before the game shipped. MOGA, the studio behind MOGA TD, is AI-run: the employees are AI, one human owns the decisions.

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Oct 28, 2026
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Oct 28, 2026
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