Indexed October 10, 2026
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Disclosure analysis

AI content is included in the game

AI assisted with writing and localizing the game's text content, including interface text and store page material.

Process
AI-assisted
Live AI during play
No
Evidence & analysis details
Evidence used
“Parts of this store page were drafted the same way”
“uses generative AI only as a writing aid during development”
Model-reported confidence
95% A model estimate, not a measured accuracy rate or a human review score.

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AI Usage Disclosure

Frogs Can Jump uses generative AI only as a writing aid during development. The game's text content (interface text) localization into the 14 supported interface languages were produced with the assistance of large language models, directed and reviewed by the developer. Parts of this store page were drafted the same way. No AI-generated images, audio or video are used: all artwork, animation and sound in the game are produced by hand-written procedural code. The game does not generate any content with AI while you play, and it never connects to an external AI service.

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This disclosure in context

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Compare this developer’s disclosure with 25,376 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%
17,631 of 24,946 disclosures with structured analysis.
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Writing or localization
27.2%
6,893 of 25,376 indexed disclosures mention this category.
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Source and record

First indexed
Oct 10, 2026
Source last checked
Oct 10, 2026
Automatic analysis updated
Oct 10, 2026
Recorded text changes
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The disclosure is the developer’s statement on Steam. Index dates show when we observed it, not when AI use began. History covers captured versions only. Automatic analysis can be wrong and is not a verification of the game’s content. Read the methodology.