IgnitiaWan vs Mask Studio

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.

Mask Studio turns raw stone into a collection of storied faces. Choose a block, read the grain, and work through rough carving, detail and finishing before a mask is complete. Every strike matters: switch work zones as the pattern demands, keep your tools in repair, and let patience shape the final grade. Once the stonework is done, bring the mask to life with pigment. Build balanced color across its carved regions, then finish the piece and add it to your gallery. Each completed mask records its material, rarity and workshop result, so the collection becomes a visual history of your decisions rather than a simple row of unlocks. The museum is where that history reaches an audience. Arrange finished masks across the Ancient Wing, Temple Hall and Royal Court, match exhibits to each room's expectations, and watch visitor satisfaction return coins for new stones, pigments and tools. Explore six themed collections inspired by Maya relics, Nile dynasties, Norse halls, Aegean myths, celestial courts and oceanic kin. Every pattern has its own carved character and lore, from Jaguar Regent and Lotus Oracle to Raven Seer and Island Sovereign. Features: - Shape each piece through rough carving, precision work and finishing - Paint carved regions with careful pigment balance - Build a gallery of more than 30 mask patterns - Upgrade four tool lines and work with six stone materials - Curate three museum halls and earn coins from visitor satisfaction - Follow your workshop history through rarity, grade and lore cards - Designed for portrait play on iPhone and iPad Mask Studio is a quiet, hands-on crafting experience for players who enjoy detailed making, collecting and museum display.