Choose your picture
Start with one of four team portraits, then begin the puzzle while the live camera stays visible.
Digital, Interactive & Experiential MarketingTIKTOK / PUZZLE
Choose a picture. Slide every piece into place. Take on two timed levels over the live camera.
Interactive puzzle experience
TikTok
Project recording
Puzzle
Completion-first gameplay edit — restored portraits lead into sliding tiles and the 4 × 4 level. The complete playthroughs are below.
THE PROJECT
An Indomie picture puzzle built for TikTok: choose KiDi, Stonebwoy, McBrown or Giovanni, then rebuild their portrait by sliding numbered tiles over the live camera.
Two timed levels take the board from 3 × 3 to 4 × 4. Each level starts with 60 seconds, with moves and elapsed time tracked as you play. Completing the first picture opens a choice: advance, replay or finish the run.
HOW THE IDEA WORKS
Start with one of four team portraits, then begin the puzzle while the live camera stays visible.
Tap a tile next to the empty space. Valid moves slide the numbered pieces into position on a 3 × 3 board.
Restore the picture, then choose the 4 × 4 challenge with a fresh 60-second countdown. Replay and run summaries complete the flow.
THE CREATIVE COLLECTION
Watch the complete playthroughs. KiDi, McBrown and Giovanni open with a completed-picture highlight before the full recording; Stonebwoy shows uninterrupted Level 1 gameplay.

01 / 28 sec
The welcome screen leads into the green portrait, a completed first level and the larger 4 × 4 board.

02 / 20 sec
A continuous playthrough of the red portrait, with tile moves and the countdown visible.

03 / 28 sec
Picture selection, the yellow puzzle, completion and the sample ranking screen.

04 / 20 sec
A quick first-level solve reveals the blue portrait before the player moves to the 4 × 4 challenge.
BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE






CREDITS & CONTEXT
Creative development for an Indomie sliding-picture game. Leaderboard names and values shown in the recordings are sample game content.
ABOUT THE MATERIAL
Original gameplay recordings and the current two-level storyboard, alongside earlier product-picture concepts. Brand marks belong to their respective owners.