IgnitiaWan vs Crown Craft

Ignitia Wan is a Mahjong-inspired puzzle game where each level presents a series of logic challenges waiting to be solved. You start with 13 cards in your hand, read the instructions for each challenge, and choose the correct card combination to complete it. With over 14 different challenge types and 60 levels, Ignitia Wan offers an accessible yet deep puzzle experience to conquer.

CROWN CRAFT is a royal goldsmith workshop. You do not dress a character or match jewels on a board. You take a named commission, rebuild the crown on a workbench, open the mechanism that hides its sockets, and set each stone by kind. Finished work enters a historical collection, era by era. ASSEMBLE Every crown has a blueprint order: Base, Band, Spikes, Ornament. Parts come from a limited workshop inventory. Place them in sequence. Stability rises or collapses with each fit. A frame that is not secured cannot advance. UNLOCK The assembled crown is a concealed device. Five mechanism types appear across the collection: • Rotating Rings — turn each gilded mark to face upward • Sliding Seal — open seals in order, left to right • Gear Balance — meshed gears turn in opposite directions • Light Rail — cycle each beam to the lit socket • Counterweight — move masses until both pans balance Alignment opens the gem face. Nothing else does. SET Twelve stones wait on the Gem Tray: ruby, sapphire, emerald, amethyst, diamond, topaz, garnet, peridot, aquamarine, citrine, tourmaline, and onyx. Each socket accepts only its specified kind. Mistake count becomes a quality rating when the commission is complete. COLLECT ACROSS FIVE ERAS Thirty named crowns, six in each royal age: • Pharaoh — Nile Dynasties (scarab, uraeus, sun disc) • Rome — Imperial Senate (laurel, civic oak, eagle standard) • Byzantine — Golden Mosaics (enamel, porphyry, Hagia Sophia) • Tudor — Renaissance Court (Tudor rose, Hampton, pearls) • Imperial — Modern Empires (state crown, Habsburg, tsar diamonds) Finish every commission in an era to open the next. The Collection holds the finished piece, its historical line, and the three-stage record: Assembly, Mechanism, Gem Inlay. Offline. No accounts. Progress stays on the device.