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Jev-Judged Imaginary Things Game

Players try to instantly name something that does not exist, with Jev judging their answers. The game also generates character-like illustrations based on Jev’s loose classification tags.

さかもと()|Astraで形にする人@mocchalera𝕏
この世にないものを瞬時に言えた人が勝ち!っていうゲーム。これ子供と遊んでたやつなんだけど判定をJevさんにすることで公平に。おまけでJevによるゆるふわ分類タグをもとにキャラっぽい絵が雰囲気生成されます!遊べます!→ https://t.co/o8U5JiTfGu
Sep 18, 2026X postsView on X
The author says they used to play the game with their child and made Jev the judge to keep it fair. The post links to a playable version.

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