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Players vote on AI-generated buildings in Mojiworks' r/town
In a collaborative Reddit game, players propose new buildings and vote on which generated preview becomes part of their shared town.
Reporting updated Sep 23, 2026
In a collaborative Reddit game, players propose new buildings and vote on which generated preview becomes part of their shared town.
What Happened
One player proposes a bakery. Another wants a strange futuristic tower. In r/town, the community can see AI-generated previews of proposed buildings before choosing what belongs in its world. Developer Mojiworks uses generation to turn player descriptions into visual proposals. The community votes, and the winning proposal becomes part of the persistent town. The model used for the images isn't disclosed in the official description. It's a smart place to use generated imagery: the model provides something to discuss, but the people playing still decide which idea becomes real in the game.
Why It Matters
A multiplayer building game is about more than making objects. It is also about negotiation and shared taste. A visual proposal gives players a common reference for that decision.
VEYR Angle
The AI offers possibilities, but the community builds the town. That's a more interesting use of generation than automatically filling a world with scenery.