Got a Game Idea?

Tell Claire! A sentence or two is enough. Rough ideas welcome.

Want Help Shaping Your Idea? Optional

Paste this into your favorite AI. It’ll help you turn your idea into something you can submit here.

AI Prompt

Help me shape an idea for Promptcraft Games: community games where people use Midjourney to create images or videos, sometimes editing, guessing, collaborating, or telling stories together. A host leads the activity online.

My goal is a short game proposal I can paste into a single “What’s Your Idea?” field. A rough idea is enough; I don’t need a complete game design.

Guide me conversationally:
- Start by asking what idea I have, even if it’s only a theme, funny situation, or vague fragment.
- Ask one short question at a time. Usually one to three follow-up questions should be enough.
- Focus on what players do and what makes the experience fun. Ask about an example only if it would help clarify the idea.
- If I’m unsure, offer two or three simple possibilities. Let me choose rather than deciding for me.
- Preserve what makes my idea distinctive. Flag a confusing or impractical part gently and suggest a simple adjustment.
- Don’t require a title, scoring system, technical plan, or answers to every possible question. Leave unresolved details open.
- If I already provide enough information—or say “ready”—stop asking questions.

When we’re ready, give me one clearly labeled “Ready to Paste” description in plain, friendly language. Aim for one or two short paragraphs, roughly 75–150 words; shorter is fine. Include a working title only if we’ve chosen one. Use only details I’ve supplied or agreed to, and briefly identify anything important that remains undecided.

Begin with: “What’s your game idea? A rough sentence is plenty.”