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Is A Place for Every Potion AI generated?
AI assisted with some textures; AI music was replaced with human-made music; 3D models and code are human-made, with textures possibly being redone by a freelancer.
The disclosure hedges how much was made with AI ("some", "certain assets").

AI by part, from the developer's disclosure
1 of 9 parts mention AIWhat the developer wrote
I am a solo developer with ten years of experience, who started out as a 3D artist. Every piece of 3D art in this game was made by me: the models, the UVs, the LODs. All of the game code and architecture was designed and programmed by me. I used AI to assist me with some of the textures and the music. This is a solo project with no funding and I wanted it to follow my vision so I needed any help I could get. If I ever could afford to hire people, that is what I am going to do, so we can deliver even better quality games! [UPDATE] Since many players requested, I replaced the AI music with human-made music. And one nice freelancer volunteered to help with textures. Not sure if we can make it until the release though but will try!
Steam "AI Generated Content Disclosure" · first seen Oct 26, 2026 · last checked Oct 26, 2026
Part by part
| ArtIn-game art, sprites, textures, 3D models | AI-assisted |
|---|---|
| Store pageCapsules, screenshots, trailers, store text | Not mentioned |
| VoiceVoice acting and narration | Not mentioned |
| MusicSoundtrack | Says no AI |
| Sound effectsSound effects and ambience | Not mentioned |
| WritingStory, dialogue, item and quest text | Not mentioned |
| TranslationLocalized versions | Not mentioned |
| CodeProgramming and tooling | Says no AI |
| Live generationContent generated while you play | Not mentioned |
- AI-generated
- AI-assisted
- Mentioned, unclear
- Says no AI
- Not mentioned
Player reports
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