"One UI sprite icon and one wall art in the game was created using AI." Just... get rid of it. What, is it a load-bearing icon? Is the whole game going to brick PCs if the wall art is human-made?

I'm CybeRaging right now over yet another game that looks like it could be fun only to find out they resorted to using AI for some of their game art and marketing art.

With a steam page full of broken text formatting code copied straight from generative AI LLMs and visuals generated by AI, I can't possibly imagine even having a small celebration over this game.

I uhh... I don't know if the dev understands the AI disclosure? They disclose that they used AI but in the disclosure they say that they didn't use it. They can reach out to correct me if needed.

Behold the horde of 2026 game releases that use AI, both in-game and on the store pages Also behold this game, that also uses AI for in-game and its store page art.

You can't tell me the devs couldn't find cheap stock art of trucks clashing. You can't tell me they had to use generative AI to make truck art and a logo to represent their game.

Pet farmers are notorious for selling generated pets regardless of the issues the pet suffers from being AI generated. Instead, adopt from a shelter, where they are AI-free and cared for humanely.

Breath of Life takes the interesting approach of using generative AI for translations, guaranteeing any translated text becomes absolutely positively lifeless.

AI-rant of the Southern Dynasty. Tyrant of the Southern AI-nasty. Tyrant of the AI Dynasty? I dunno. Look, they used gen AI to make a bunch of the art and sound effects their game uses, okay?

A game called "Failed Game Developer" that uses generative AI to create art used for both the game and its store page needs no further comment.