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AND when the license terms are unclear.
AND when the author cannot be contacted to state their terms.
It is NOT permitted unless explicitly forbidden. It is forbidden unless explicitly allowed.
I assume that you're talking about people that provide assets with the intention for others to use them in their games, but just to clear up confusion for anyone else that might read that:
The content creator does not need to explicity specify that you can't use their content. Unless they have provided terms of use that say they CAN be used (commercially or otherwise), assume that you're not permitted to do so. Creators are not required to add a "Do Not Steal" message when they post something that they don't want to be used by others.
As for the original question, the requirements are in the Help File (under End User License Agreement). Basically, you will need to state somewhere included with the game (like in a Help file) that it's made using this software, and include the required text. You can use the included assets as they are. No edits are required, legally speaking.