Highlights

Highlights

Projects worth talking about — case studies, news from the crew, and the odd fun fact.

  1. 2026

    1. Bali Room, Hotel Indonesia Kempinski, Jakarta

      A 105-prize draw, in the room and on Zoom — BCA Gebyar Badan Usaha 2026

      The Business Talkshow and prize draw of BCA's appreciation programme for business customers, 19 August 2026 at Hotel Indonesia Kempinski, watched in the room and by customers over Zoom. Mfalme Studio produced the multi-camera live broadcast.

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    2. Online

      2,786 rookies, 20 finalists, pro contracts — From Zero to H3RO

      The sixth H3RO season was built to produce players: a four-day Scrimmage Showcase, 29 January–1 February 2026, watched by RRQ and HFX Esports, who signed three players each. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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  2. 2025

    1. Kereta Cepat Whoosh, Jakarta–Bandung

      An esports match at 350 km/h — Free Fire × Whoosh

      Windah Basudara against MiawAug, Clash Squad, inside the Whoosh high-speed train running Jakarta to Bandung at 350 km/h. It set a MURI record. Mfalme Studio supported GOODSTUPH to execute the production.

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    2. Online

      Hyperion Wanc takes on ONIC — Battle of H3RO 2025

      The 2024 Rookie Tournament champions against the H3RO Esports 5.0 champions in a showmatch on 17 March 2025, the payoff of a three-episode masterclass documentary. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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  3. 2024

    1. Online

      The prize was not money but a masterclass with ONIC — H3RO Rookie Tournament 2024

      Finals night, 22 December 2024: the lower final, then the Grand Finale between Hyperion Wanc and UMS YT-Team, broadcast on YouTube and TikTok Live. The winners earned the H3RO Masterclass with ONIC. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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    2. Medan International Convention Centre, Medan, Sumatera Utara

      Esports becomes a medal sport — PON XXI Aceh–Sumut 2024

      The first PON where esports carried medals: 260 athletes competed at the Medan International Convention Centre. A hybrid production, as in Papua.

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    3. Online

      Four chapters, four pro teams, one grand finale — H3ROLAND Dream Battle

      Tri's Mobile Legends competition for its own subscribers, August–September 2024: each chapter paired with a pro team, from Bigetron Alpha to ONIC, before the Grand Finale on 30 September. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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    4. Online

      Sixteen teams and not a single seat — H3RO Esports 5.0

      The fifth edition of Tri's Mobile Legends tournament ran entirely online in May 2024 with a Rp300 million prize pool. Fnatic ONIC beat EVOS Holy in the grand final. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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    5. Online

      Rookie champions against the pros — Battle of H3RO 2024

      A best-of-three showmatch between Bigetron Alpha and Gunadarma Esports, the 2023 Rookie Tournament champions, on 11 February 2024, carried on both the Tri Indonesia and Bigetron TV channels. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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  4. 2023

    1. Online

      A play-together night with Bigetron Alpha, broadcast like a final — H3RO Mabar

      Tri customers played in teams captained by Bigetron Alpha, the H3RO 4.0 champions, in a mini tournament broadcast live on 14 December 2023. Not a prize tournament, but produced like one. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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    2. Online

      A tournament for players who had never been on a broadcast — H3RO Rookie Tournament 2023

      256 teams registered, 16 made the bracket, all under 22. The playoffs were broadcast on 7–8 October 2023 on the same stage as the main H3RO tournament. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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    3. Online

      From community qualifier to a seven-game grand final — H3RO Esports 4.0

      Tri's 2023 Mobile Legends series with a Rp250 million pool: a community qualifier, a national qualifier, then an online main event that Bigetron Alpha won 4-3 over AURA Fire. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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  5. 2022

    1. Nusa Dua, Bali

      The 14th IESF World Esports Championship in Bali

      Over 600 players from 106 countries competed at Nusa Dua — the largest edition since IESF began in 2008.

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    2. Online

      Two games, a full month of tournament — H3RO Esports 3.0

      Tri's tournament with PBESI: PUBG Mobile and then Mobile Legends, back to back through July 2022, fully online, with a Rp300 million prize pool. Mfalme Studio produced the virtual broadcast.

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  6. 2021

    1. Virtual (Nexworld°)

      Putting Alffy Rev on a stage that never existed — Virtual BYGE 2021

      Alffy Rev's team shot the performance against a green screen in Bali. We put it on BYGE 2021's virtual stage with Aximmetry and Unreal Engine — then broadcast three weeks of esports out of the same venue.

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    2. Stadion Hoki Indoor Doyo Baru, Jayapura, Papua

      Esports enters PON for the first time — PON XX Papua 2021

      Esports ran as an exhibition sport at PON XX Papua: five titles, 21 provinces, broadcast out of Jayapura. A hybrid production — part virtual, part on-ground in the stadium.

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    3. Online

      The road to Jayapura — Pre-PON XX Papua Esports 2021

      Before the finals in Jayapura, 34 provinces fought for a place at PON XX in an online Pre-PON stage, 7–15 September 2021. Mfalme Studio broadcast it from the PON XX virtual stage.

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