During the past few days since 《Elton Manor: Requiem of the Cursed Roses》 was released and met with everyone, we have received tremendous support and encouragement from our players. Every word of praise fuels our motivation to keep improving, and every piece of feedback becomes a key to our next step forward.
Among these responses, some players have expressed concerns about the possible use of generative AI in our content, and we feel it is important to address this directly. We fully understand that players want to enjoy creative works crafted with passion and skill, free from any doubts. In today’s creative environment, it is natural for some to feel anxious and raise clear questions.
Therefore, we would like to make a careful and official statement: all content in 《Elton Manor: Requiem of the Cursed Roses》—including art, music, and graphic design—does not involve generative AI.
We hope this clarification reassures everyone. Please continue to support our work, and we look forward to more lively discussions from our community.
This is the most controversial part of the mini-game illustrations: [the layer stage of one of the images]
Cockroach part:
The "Find People" mini-game section:
Liz is the heroine of the neighboring 《Demon Maiden and Slave Summoning》, Momo is the heroine who turned from 《Sex doll came to Life》, and the other characters are different NPC illustrations from the company's asset library, which were then photoshopped to have white hair and red eyes/pink hair (the producer's photoshopping skills are a bit poor, making it look a little fake).
As you can see, we will not use generative AI in content creation without prior notice. This includes character illustrations, UI design, background images, and various mini-game assets. (Even cockroaches?) (Even cockroaches!) Regarding situations that have caused unease and anxiety among some players, we will definitely provide a clear response to reassure everyone and ensure that players of all perspectives can enjoy the game with peace of mind. We ask for your continued support of our work and look forward to your enthusiastic discussions!