One More Room

One More Room uses AI-generated content made during development. Nothing is generated while you play.

3D models: the heroes and their awakened forms, the enemies, the Wardens, the battlefields and the city's buildings and props were generated with Meshy, and rigged and animated with Meshy's tools. Many were cleaned up afterwards in Blender (lighter meshes, open hands closed around their weapons) and colour-graded in the engine. The weapons the fighters hold were modelled by script in Blender, not generated by AI.

Images: the concept paintings, the world and city backdrops, the skill-tree paintings, item and interface art, icons, medallions and the logos were generated with AI image models (GPT Image, Nano Banana and Seedream) through OpenArt, Meshy and Google Gemini, and a few interface icons with Grok Imagine. They were then cut out, resized and fitted into the game.

Music: the soundtrack was generated with ElevenLabs Eleven Music.

Sound: most sound effects (Warden abilities, Signature skills, enemy attacks and deaths, rewards, the city and the world ambience) were generated with ElevenLabs. The basic hit and interface sounds come from a licensed royalty-free sound library, not AI.

Voice: the narrator's voice, in the game and its trailers, was generated with ElevenLabs.

Trailers: the painted story stills were generated with AI image models through OpenArt and ElevenLabs.

Text: the game's writing and this store page were drafted with Claude, an AI assistant, and reviewed by the developer.

Store art: the store and library artwork is captured from the game, so it shows the AI-generated models above, and carries the AI-generated logo.

The game's design, rules and balance were directed by its developer, and the AI tools made assets to that direction.