GPT Image 2.0 Prompt - Modèle premium d’écran de sélection de personnages

Create a premium, highly believable Character Select Screen for an imaginary game called [GAME TITLE]. The goal is to make the interface feel like a real playable roster screen from a major game: visually addictive, commercially polished, instantly readable, and full of personality. It should feel like a screen players would pause on, screenshot, and obsess over before choosing their main. Game details: - Game title: [GAME TITLE] - Genre: [FIGHTING / HERO SHOOTER / RPG / PARTY GAME / TACTICAL / RACING / BRAWLER / GACHA / ACTION] - Core concept: [WHAT THE GAME IS ABOUT] - Roster type: [SMALL ELITE CAST / LARGE CHAOTIC ROSTER / SEASONAL HERO POOL / FACTION-BASED CAST] - Main fantasy: [WHAT PLAYERS FEEL WHEN CHOOSING A CHARACTER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Tone: [STYLISH / EPIC / CHAOTIC / DARK / PLAYFUL / NOSTALGIC / COMPETITIVE / CINEMATIC] - Cultural vibe: [ANIME / ARCADE / ESPORTS / FANTASY PRESTIGE / HERO-SHOOTER / Y2K GAMECORE / RETRO FIGHTER / CYBER UI] - Reality level: [BELIEVABLE AAA / BELIEVABLE INDIE HIT / STYLIZED BUT REAL / DEADPAN FICTIONAL] Screen structure: Build the interface like a real character selection menu. Include sections such as: - game logo or mode title - character grid or lineup - highlighted selected character - full character portrait or hero pose - character name - class / role / faction - stats or attributes - signature ability or move - optional difficulty rating - optional lock / unlock state - optional alternate skins or color variants - optional player cursor or selection frame For the roster, include: - 6 to 20 believable character slots depending on the game type - distinct silhouettes and identities - a coherent roster ecosystem - varied classes, archetypes, or playstyles - names that feel genre-appropriate and memorable Include: - a strong selected-character focus - premium UI hierarchy - readable roster logic - believable stat or role indicators - polished iconography - clear class/faction differentiation - strong "pick your main" energy - instantly shareable game-interface appeal Visual direction: - Make the screen feel like a real game menu players would see before a match or campaign start - Emphasize identity, hype, choice, and roster fantasy - Balance clean UX structure with strong character-worldbuilding - Make it suitable for social sharing, fake game concepts, fan-worldbuilding, gaming mockups, or launch materials - The result should look like a genuine roster screen from a popular game Art direction: - Style: [AAA CHARACTER SELECT UI / ARCADE FIGHTER MENU / HERO SHOOTER ROSTER SCREEN / ANIME GAME INTERFACE / PRESTIGE RPG MENU / RETRO MODERN HYBRID] - Color palette: [PALETTE] - Typography feel: [SHARP ARCADE / CLEAN MODERN / SCI-FI UI / ORNATE FANTASY / ESPORTS BOLD] - Material feel: [GAME MENU SCREEN / CHARACTER ROSTER PANEL / MATCH LOBBY UI / CONSOLE INTERFACE / ARCADE SELECTION SCREEN] - Lighting or image mood: [NEON GLOW / CINEMATIC DRAMA / CLEAN UI / COMPETITIVE ENERGY / SOFT FANTASY LIGHT] - Background: [ARENA / ABSTRACT UI SPACE / WORLD MAP / ENERGY FIELD / FACTION HALL / DIGITAL VOID] Composition: - Show the screen as one cohesive character-select interface - Make the selected character, roster, and key stats instantly readable - Use real game-menu hierarchy and interaction logic - Make the cast feel iconic, varied, and mechanically real - Make the final output feel like a premium fake game UI with viral potential Output quality: - ultra-detailed - visually structured - commercially believable - culturally fluent - polished gaming UI design - strong hierarchy and spacing - premium character-roster composition - instantly shareable visual concept Optional content blocks: - player 1 / player 2 markers - random select slot - locked characters - season pass characters - faction symbols - win rate or popularity badge - skin selector - difficulty stars - role icons - matchmaking cue Avoid: - generic character poses - weak roster variety - fake-looking stat systems - cluttered interface - random icons without gameplay logic - amateur game-menu aesthetics - inconsistent character style across the roster - too much text fighting the UI