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Is Six-Leaf Clover Hunt AI generated?
AI wrote the game's code, Blender scripts, in-game and store text, and translations into 10 languages; visuals were made without AI, audio is CC0 recordings, and nothing is generated at runtime.

AI by part, from the developer's disclosure
4 of 9 parts mention AIWhat the developer wrote
No AI image generators were used for the game's visuals. The clover, trees, and ground were modeled and textured in the 3D software Blender from the developer's own photos of the real thing, then assembled into a forest in Unity. The concept, the photography, and the decisions about how the game looks were all the developer's own. Made with help from AI • The game's code and the Blender scripts that build the shapes and textures. The developer checked the finished visuals side by side with the photos of the real thing. • The text in the game and on the store page, and its translation from Japanese into 10 languages, including English. The translations were made by AI and checked by a different AI. No native speaker has reviewed them, so if you spot a mistranslation, please report it through the support contact. The sounds are nature recordings made by other creators and released as CC0 or public domain. No AI runs while you play.
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 | Says no AI |
|---|---|
| Store pageCapsules, screenshots, trailers, store text | AI-generated |
| VoiceVoice acting and narration | Not mentioned |
| MusicSoundtrack | Says no AI |
| Sound effectsSound effects and ambience | Says no AI |
| WritingStory, dialogue, item and quest text | AI-generated |
| TranslationLocalized versions | AI-generated |
| CodeProgramming and tooling | AI-generated |
| Live generationContent generated while you play | Says no AI |
- AI-generated
- AI-assisted
- Mentioned, unclear
- Says no AI
- Not mentioned
Player reports
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Reports from players with the game in their library will sit next to the developer's disclosure, never replace it.