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Made for TikTok Live

The Helix Jump-style game for TikTok Live

Helix Drop is a Helix Jump-style game built for TikTok Live: a ball bounces down a spinning tower of rings, you hold to smash through the bright segments and dodge the dark ones — and your live audience decides how far it falls. Viewers send TikTok gifts that turn the ball into a fireball tearing 30 floors down, or springs, balloons and rockets that fling it back up the tower, and every floor is counted on ScrollPlay's servers, not in the game window. It runs in the Windows launcher.

Helix Drop key art — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay

Hold to smash, and let your chat fight over the ball

A glossy ball bounces on top of a tall tower of candy-coloured rings that never stops spinning. Hold the button and it smashes down through ring after ring in a shower of shards; hit a dark segment while holding and it cracks back up two floors. Autoplay is on by default — it holds over the safe segments and lets go over the dark ones — so the tower keeps falling while you talk to chat.

The big number on stream is FLOORS, and it is the score. A Finger Heart turns the ball into a fireball wearing the sender's face that tears 30 floors down; a Rose pops a spring that flicks it up a floor, and jelly pads, updrafts, balloons and a Money Gun rocket fling it 3, 8, 15 and 30 floors back up while the smashed rings snap back together. A help and a hurt of the same size cancel exactly.

The Builder, Smash Back and the gold pad

A Galaxy brings THE BUILDER: a giant construction robot with the sender's face on its chest screen grabs the ball in its claw. A ten-second countdown asks chat for one Smash Back gift to burst the claw open with nothing lost — if nobody sends it, the tower is rebuilt over the ball and it goes back to the start ring, always losing at least 60 floors.

Reach the goal floor — 1,000 by default — and the ball lands on a gold pad. Hold it for five seconds to beat the tower; one big hurt can lift it off and break the hold. Then the next tower rises at once, in new colours, with no menu in between. The tower itself, the floor count and every gift amount come from ScrollPlay's servers, and Studio Mode lets you rebind any TikTok gift or set your own amounts.

Not Voodoo's Helix Jump

Helix Jump is Voodoo's mobile game — a game you play by yourself on your own phone, and it doesn't advertise TikTok Live integration, so a live audience can only watch. Helix Drop is an original ScrollPlay game in the same ball-down-the-tower genre, built from the ground up so a TikTok Live audience can push the ball down or throw it back up with real, server-priced effects.

What it looks like on stream

Helix Drop gameplay screenshot 1 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay
Helix Drop gameplay screenshot 2 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay
Helix Drop gameplay screenshot 3 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay

Run it on your own TikTok LIVE

  1. 1

    Download ScrollPlay

    Download the free Windows launcher and sign in to use the store, game library and TikTok LIVE tools.

  2. 2

    Install Helix Drop

    One click in the launcher's store downloads the game to your PC.

  3. 3

    Connect your TikTok

    Enter your @username and the launcher listens to your live stream — every gift, like and follow reaches the game in real time.

  4. 4

    Go live and capture the window

    Add the game window as a source in TikTok LIVE Studio or OBS and start your broadcast — the five-minute walkthrough covers the whole setup.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ball-dropping tower game streamers play on TikTok Live?

A hold-to-smash game where a ball falls down a spinning tower while the audience's gifts push it deeper or lift it back up. Helix Drop is ScrollPlay's version: fireballs, springs, jelly pads, updrafts, balloons, rockets, a meteor finale, THE BUILDER, and server-verified scoring.

Can I stream Helix Jump itself with viewer gifts?

Not interactively — Helix Jump doesn't advertise TikTok Live integration, so streaming it is a plain screen share. Helix Drop is built for exactly that: every gift, like and follow reaches the game and moves the ball by a set number of floors.

Is Helix Drop an official Helix Jump game?

No. Helix Jump is Voodoo's trademark and ScrollPlay has no affiliation with them. Helix Drop is an original game in the genre, with its own art, its own tower generator and its own rules, made for TikTok Live streaming.

What do viewer gifts do to the ball?

Default bindings: a Finger Heart fireball drops it 30 floors and a Leon the Kitten meteor 150; a Rose spring lifts it 1, Gold Boxing Gloves 3, a Doughnut 8, Confetti 15 and a Money Gun rocket 30. A Galaxy brings THE BUILDER, and a Hand Heart sends Smash Back. Every 20 likes nudge it down a floor and every follow kicks it down 3. You can rebind any gift.

Do I have to keep smashing while I'm live?

No. Autoplay is on by default and never cracks, so you can leave Helix Drop running while you read chat and let your viewers' gifts do the pushing.

What do I need to stream Helix Drop?

A Windows PC with the free ScrollPlay launcher and a Play Pass. Connect your TikTok in the launcher, launch Helix Drop and add its window as a source in TikTok LIVE Studio or OBS.

Helix Jump is a trademark of Voodoo. ScrollPlay and Helix Drop are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Voodoo — Helix Drop is an original ScrollPlay game inspired by the genre the classic made famous. All other game names mentioned on this page are trademarks of their respective owners.

Start the drop on your stream

Open Helix Drop in the Windows launcher, set a goal floor — and see whether your chat drops the ball or keeps flinging it back up.