To Raise a King
GameDB AI label
AI in 5 of 8 areas- In-game AINot stated
- CodePartial
- ArtCore
- Music & SFXCore
- VoiceCore
- WritingPartial
- TranslationNot stated
- MarketingNot stated
Character and scene illustrations were generated locally with an AI image generator, curated by the developer.
Music and select sound effects were produced with AI music generation, then edited by the developer.
Voices were produced with AI voice generation; the developer wrote the lines, directed delivery and picked the takes.
The source code was written in collaboration with an AI language model, with the developer directing, reviewing every change and testing.
Story beats and dialogue were developed collaboratively with an AI language model, with the developer as final author.
- Not used, per the developer
- None
- Not mentioned
- In-game AITranslationMarketing
Read the full disclosureQuoted from the Steam store page
To Raise a King was made by one person working with AI collaborators. AI tools were used in the following ways during development, and every AI output shipped in the game was reviewed, curated, edited, and approved by the developer before inclusion.
Source code. Written in collaboration with Anthropic's Claude, with the developer directing architecture, reviewing every change, and testing behavior.
Character and scene illustrations. Generated locally with the FLUX.2 image model running in ComfyUI. Prompts, reference images, layered compositions, and final selections were all authored and curated by the developer.
Voice acting. Voices were produced with ElevenLabs. The developer cast each role, wrote each line, directed the delivery through iteration, and hand-picked the takes shipped in the game.
Music and sound. Music and select sound effects were produced with ElevenLabs' music generation. Tracks were selected, edited, and placed by the developer.
Writing and design. Story beats, dialogue, and system design were developed collaboratively with Claude, with the developer as the final author.
The developer confirms they hold or have licensed the rights to use these tools' outputs commercially, and has taken reasonable steps to ensure no infringing or unlawful content was produced.
