Mahjong CUB3D

Tiles appear on a rotating cube as the first puzzle begins, and the goal is set immediately: match pairs to clear the structure layer by layer. Each face of the cube shows tiles arranged in simple patterns, and turning the cube reveals hidden pairs that cannot be seen from one side alone. Every new puzzle starts with a direct layout, showing which tiles are open and which ones are blocked until matches remove them. The game moves forward as each cleared pair opens more tiles around the cube.

Most gameplay focuses on selecting matching tiles by rotating the cube and checking each angle carefully. Some pairs sit on edges, requiring a quick turn to line them up, while others hide behind clusters of tiles that must be removed first. Controls use simple taps to choose a tile and confirm its pair. New cube shapes introduce different arrangements, and some puzzles include locked tiles that open only after specific matches. Every removed pair gives immediate feedback, showing which tiles have become free and where to look next.

As puzzles progress, cube structures grow larger and patterns become more complex, adding extra rows, stacked layers, and tighter spaces. Time-based modes appear, asking for faster matches before the clock runs out. Additional cube designs unlock after completing earlier stages, giving new challenges with different tile arrangements. A score tracker records how efficiently each puzzle is solved, encouraging cleaner moves in later rounds. The final stages bring the biggest cube layouts, ending the challenge once the last pair is matched and the structure fully disappears.