You do not need AI art to make a good game! You don't even need any art! Here are 8 games that use either no images at all, or a single stock image for the cover.
1 I Was Once
by R.J. Kakkad
Previously part of the Item Creation list, this game has no artwork but lets you tell the tale of an item's fall from grace. You go through the ages of a mystical artifact all the way down to mundane kitsch.
2 Sword Saga
Previously part of the Item Creation list, the only art this game has is a stock image for the cover page, and itch.io thumbnail, but still offeres an intriguing game about the life and story of an heirloom weapon passed down through the ages.
3 With These Phantom Hands
by Alex Guerrero
In With These Phantom Hands you play as a ghost, unstuck in time. You travel through your memories, trying to discover why you cannot move on, and what your final message to the people most important to you will be. This game contains no images.
4 What It Takes
by Natalie Libre Merson
What It Takes is game has two different parts to it. The first is more straight forward where you make prayer to the god of desperation and roll your dice. it includes several different options as prayers for you to choose from and how you roll determines how selfless/selfish the god feeling. The second part is more of a ritual/lyric game which contains examples of different rituals you can preform to curry from the gods to heal your followers. For solo play, I recomend only playing the first half of the game. This game only features a public domain image for the cover page.
5 You're Transgender *AND* Have a Sword?
by ThatAceGirl
6 Childhood Maps
by Albi13
7 Pangolin Pianist
by Sam Leigh
8 Alone with a Legacy