Nearly Half of New Steam Games Now Disclose AI-Generated Content
Nearly half of all video games released on Steam in October 2026 disclosed using generative artificial intelligence, according to a new analysis revealing how rapidly AI-generated content has spread throughout Valve’s digital storefront.
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