I rebuilt a childhood memory just in time for December. When I was a kid, my parents got me an Es...

I rebuilt a childhood memory just in time for December. When I was a kid, my parents got me an Es...I rebuilt a childhood memory just in time for December. When I was a kid, my parents got me an Es...

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Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

I rebuilt a childhood memory just in time for December.

When I was a kid, my parents got me an Escher sliding puzzle. I still have it after more than fifteen years. It was simple, calm, and strangely satisfying game.

JIG is my tribute to that memory. It has 20 winter animal scenes plus 4 more to unlock before Christmas. I built it as an AI push to see how far I could go with real game logic. Even though it looks simple, a lot happens behind the scenes: the puzzle logic, navigation, sound reactions, timing, and the whole image system.

Build view: Link

If you are curious about the process, just ask in the comments.

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Sanna Granqvist

pro

• Dec 2

This is beautiful

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 2

Thank you, I tried my best @Sanna Granqvist

Monic ✧

pro

• Dec 1

this looks great! 🔥

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

Thank you @Monic ✧

nati nan

• Dec 1

Pure excellence

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

Think so too :D

Umar Tanveer

• Dec 1

Awesome 😍

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

Thank you @Umar Tanveer

Brian Wadley

• Dec 1

This is next level Lorant I love it!

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

Thank you @Brian Wadley, I need it quite a preparation before I started execution.

Nirmal Sankhla

pro

• Dec 1

This is such a beautiful tribute to a childhood memory — and perfect timing for the holiday season! The concept feels calming, nostalgic, and wonderfully crafted. Amazing how you brought real puzzle logic, sound, and unlockable content together so seamlessly — it definitely...

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 1

Thank you @Nirmal Sankhla. The hardest part was the puzzle completion logic, ensuring the image is marked complete only when every tile is correctly placed.

Jacob Graham

• Dec 1

I LOVE the design of this! how in the world did you do the art for this??

Lorant Trellay

pro

• Dec 2

Thank you @Jacob Graham. I appreciated. The key is to be extremely specific about what you want to build. If you’re not, AI will make assumptions and head in its own direction. For the images I used Sora to create them.