Here are some of the prompts I used for these video game concepts, I thought some of you might find them helpful:
Isometric pixel art depiction of a traditional Japanese village during cherry blossom season, sakura petals gently falling. The player’s inventory and equipment status are displayed on the left side, with a stamina gauge and skill cooldown timers integrated along the bottom. The camera angle shows the player character practicing samurai sword techniques in the village square, with pixelated villagers observing. Soft ambient lighting complements the pastel color palette. Resolution 1920x1080, 16:9. --ar 6:5 --stylize 400 --v 7
A cozy retro Japanese town in pixel art style, viewed from an isometric angle. Cherry blossoms drift across the screen as a small train chugs along elevated tracks. The HUD displays a minimap in the top-right corner, a health bar in the top-left, and a dialogue box at the bottom. Neon signs flicker with kanji characters, casting warm glows on the cobblestone streets. --ar 6:5 --stylize 400 --v 7
Isometric pixel art screenshot of a cozy retro Japanese street at dusk, featuring narrow alleyways lined with neon-lit ramen shops and wooden houses with paper lanterns. The player character, a pixelated traveler in a kimono, stands near a small shrine emitting soft glowing light. HUD includes a health bar shaped like a koi fish, inventory slots with traditional items, and a mini-map showing nearby NPCs. Screen resolution 1280x720, with a warm orange and purple sky gradient, subtle rain effect with pixel rain drops, and UI showing quest notifications in Japanese calligraphy style. --ar 6:5 --stylize 400 --v 7
The prompts and animations were generated using Prompt Catalys
Tutorial: https://promptcatalyst.ai/tutorials/creating-video-game-concepts-and-assets
I of the Storm
Surreal oil painting of a windy Tea
Le Voyage
TL;DR: 2 months ago, I made a game where you spot the AI image from a pair. 12,000 people played in 1 week. I just added massive updates based on your feedback. Play it - no signup and mobile friendly: realitycheckk.com EDIT: Created r/RealityCheckGame for weekly discussions and exploring non-MJ models. See you there! Hi everyone! Remember that AI detection game I posted in July? Incredibly, over 12,000 of you have played it since then! You gave amazing feedback. I listened and fixed a lot of things. The game is simple: Two photos side by side One's made by a human, one's made with AI Pick the AI one See if you're right (plus the source/prompt) Try it - no signup: realitycheckk.com Given the initial reception, I’ll be updating this game weekly with images from the latest AI models. Have fun playing and please continue with sharing your honest thoughts. WHAT'S NEW: ✅ Reversed the goal \- Now you pick the AI image (more intuitive) ✅ 20 new image pairs \- Biggest fix here. The images are now matched for style/resolution/processing. No more "oh that's low-res so it must be human made" giveaways. ✅ Zoom feature \- Click the magnifying glass icon to view images in full screen on both mobile and desktop. No more long/right click to open the image in a new tab and accidentally submitting an answer in the process. ✅ Secure image hosting \- Images now hosted in a way that doesn't reveal their source through URLs or inspection ✅ Image Progress counter \- Know where you are (e.g., 7/20) ✅ Swipe on mobile \- Left swipe = next image. No more scrolling to click on the next button. ✅ Share your score \- I noticed we like to share our scores so I built a scorecard you can copy at the end of the game to make that easier. Let me know if the text is a hit or miss ✅ Source links \- Tap/hover on captions to see where each image came from ✅ Weekly updates \- New rounds will be updated weekly. I can keep you updated via this subreddit or email submission at the end of the game). QUICK QUESTIONS 1. Is 20 pairs of images good, or need more/less? 2. Weekly updated images - right pace? 3. Which AI image models should I include next? DISCLAIMER for mods: All AI Images in this game were generated using Midjourney.
Horridays
Source: https://www.tiktok.com/@hoytocofondo?_t=ZN-8zQCAPNWUWE&_r=1
Workflows from the Neura Market marketplace related to this Midjourney resource