"Repairs all types of damage", turned into an arcade maze. You run the maze as the N°3 bottle, collecting bond molecules while dryers, dye and brushes chase you down: every enemy is a type of hair damage, every escape is a repair. Pac-Man logic in strict OLAPLEX black and white.

A slingshot game for medicube's Age-R Booster. The device is the slingshot: you launch glowing serum shots across pixel-art layers of skin, pushing the boost deeper with every throw. Angry-Birds energy, dermis edition.

A timing game built around medicube's DermaShot. Press the device on the right spot at the right moment to set the contour and lift zone by zone: nail the green gauge and the face firms up in front of you.

Balloon-popping for medicube. Pop the right balloons before they float away and watch each zone of the face recover its glow, one hit at a time, against the clock. Simple, fast and weirdly satisfying.

A pixel shooter for medicube's Airshot. Blemishes hide in the clouds and you take them down with the device as your blaster, clearing the sky shot by shot until the skin day is saved.

Tap-to-clear skincare for The Ordinary. Targets pop up on a pixel-art face and you pat them in against the clock, one fingertip at a time, the same gesture you use to apply the serum. Sixty seconds, one face, no blemish left behind.

The Ordinary's take on the arcade maze. You run the "O." through the board eating serum drops while angry blemishes chase you down; the power-ups clear them for good. A full Pac-Man homage rebuilt in the brand's black, white and orange.

A brick breaker for The Ordinary. The paddle is a serum bottle, the bricks are product boxes, and every rally clears the shelf one hit at a time. Retro pixel art in the brand's blush palette, built to be played in seconds inside the campaign.