Mahjong Realms
A modern mahjong solitaire built for long sessions: multi-layer boards, jade and lantern tile sets, power-ups that reward pattern recognition, and combo multipliers that make a clean clear feel earned.
Every globalxtl title starts from a single, immediately readable core loop — then earns its depth through progression, economy design and live content. Filter the catalogue below by genre.
A modern mahjong solitaire built for long sessions: multi-layer boards, jade and lantern tile sets, power-ups that reward pattern recognition, and combo multipliers that make a clean clear feel earned.
Match three identical products and move them onto the correct shelf. Clean storefronts, escalating order lists and a satisfying physicality to every placement.
Route the arrow, trigger the mechanisms, find the exit. Each stage is a small logic puzzle where a single wrong turn costs you the run — and the solution always looks obvious afterwards.
A smooth physics core turns one tap into a cascade of bounces, multipliers and near-misses. Deterministic RNG, audited drop rates and a risk curve the player controls.
The grid classic, rebuilt. Place and rotate blocks, complete lines, ignite combo chains and survive a speed curve that bends upward every round.
Combine orbs up the tier ladder, unlock collectible worlds and automate production so the galaxy keeps compounding while you are away.
A gravity-driven tile matcher in which every cleared cluster collapses the board above it. Chain reactions build multipliers that reset only when you stop.
One-tap vertical stacking with a rhythm layer. Timing windows tighten as the tower grows and the whole run is decided in the last four seconds.
Build a production line, upgrade the machines, optimise the throughput. A management idle designed around 30-second check-ins and long-tail goals.
We keep the pipeline short and the feedback loop tight. Nothing in the catalogue reached scale without passing the same four gates.
Send us a build. If the core loop is right, we will tell you within five working days — and if it is not, we will tell you why.