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Hi! I see, I'm sorry for calling it AI game, I personally like AI but commercially it makes much more sence to ditch this before release. The way I found your game is on this search: https://itch.io/games/newest/ai-graphics/genre-adventure/tag-point-and-click
which is for games disclosing using AI graphics, not any other kind. Like for example the boy's animation on that exact page or the leather seller, I would be very surprised to know that they were hand drawn. If you intend to use AI only for coloring and upscaling I think it is safe to remove AI graphics from disclosure. But the thing I found on reddit is that trying to hide usage of  generative AI(even if it was 1%, I'm not talking about upscalers or coloring of hand drawn sketches) makes people extremely angry.
As an adventure game developer and player myself I believe that all crucial dialog lines should be persistent(meaning npc would repeat them as long as you need this information to progress) while all filler lines are safe to be accidentally skipped.