Animation Champion! 15-Year-Old Hong Kong Students Built an Interactive Cinematic Game with AI From one animation to an interactive cinematic game with 37 scenes, 10 choices, and 7 endings — the Animation Track Champion of the Tencent Cloud Hackathon Global Finals is The Only One Awake! Three 15-year-old students from Hong Kong used Miora for cross-scene style anchoring and asset consistency, and WorkBuddy for visual narrative mapping, crafting a dystopian allegory interactive cinematic game where every choice leads to a different ending. With AI, they made their story not just watchable — but playable, choosable, experienceable. #TencentCloudHackathon# #Hackathon# #AnimationTrack# #Miora# #WorkBuddy# #InteractiveCinematicGame# #HongKongStudents# #AIAnimation# #TechforGood#

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