horror game prompts

5 months ago

“Speed Gang–inspired cyberpunk punk-trap visual — a chaotic, eye-melting pixel art scene. In the center, a glitchy neon skull grins with empty black sockets, cracked teeth, and a warped jaw — rendered in 8-bit arcade style with intense color pops: hot pink, electric cyan, radioactive yellow, and bold black outlines. The skull feels alive — like it’s watching you. Background is a hypnotic, high-contrast grid of alternating magenta and cyan squares, each corner flared with tiny black and yellow pixel crosses that vibrate like an optical illusion. The pattern pulses like a rave screen-saver on acid. Texture is crunchy, like old VHS and bootleg SNES horror games. Mood is rebellious, undead, and high-energy — like a digital resurrection on a party drug.

7 months ago

A gritty, darkly comedic comic panel featuring elderly versions of Harley Quinn and the Joker crashing a somber funeral. Harley, now in her late 70s, wears a wildly inappropriate red-and-black mourning dress with combat boots, smudged rouge, and a cane she clearly doesn’t need — she’s dancing on a tombstone with a lit firecracker in hand. Old Joker is hunched, sharp-eyed, with wild white hair and cracked face paint over deep wrinkles, wearing a moth-eaten purple suit and grinning as he tips over the casket mid-eulogy. He holds a balloon that reads "You’re Next!" in jagged lettering. The mourners — dressed in black — are frozen in comic-style horror, some ducking, some weeping, others chasing after the chaos. Rain pours down dramatically, umbrellas flipping in the wind, adding visual flair. The color palette is muted with splashes of bright, jarring tones around Harley and Joker — like their madness refuses to fade with age. Text boxes add their sarcastic quips. High-detail, graphic novel aesthetic, with dark humor, expressive ink lines, and stylized comic sound effects like “THUD,” “SPLASH,” and “GRANNY’S GOT GAME!”