I'm using Midjourney to create reward images for my word game Xordle
I'm using Midjourney to create reward images for my word game Xordle
I'm using Midjourney to solve a game design issue I had with my Wordle variant, Xordle, where it was fun to have themed puzzles but the themes tended to either be too hard to notice even after the puzzle was completed (missed opportunity for a fun moment for most players), or too easy to notice before the puzzle was completed (giving away the answer). It requires a little effort to generate prompts, but not too much; definitely worth it in this case as I can now do themes that are pretty vague and are revealed by the image, or connect totally un-themed words together to still get the fun moment at the end of the puzzle. This post talks about what lead to this feature and has example output.
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