Mahjong Dimensions Games
Dimensions is Arkadium's cube. Tiles are arranged on a solid block that you rotate with a drag, and matching pairs may sit on faces you cannot see from the angle you started at. Turning the cube is not decoration here; it is the main verb.
The family is sold by the clock. Editions run 350, 470, 640 or 900 seconds, and the number in the title is the whole difficulty setting: the same cube in 350 seconds is a scramble, and in 900 it is a puzzle you can think through. Matching quickly adds seconds, so a good run extends itself and a bad one collapses fast.
Mahjongg Dark Dimensions Tripple Time 1
Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds
Mahjong Connect 3D
Mahjong 3D Connect
Majongg Dark Dimensions 210 Seconds
Mahjongg Dimensions 350 Seconds
Mahjongg Dimensions 470 Seconds
Mahjongg Dimensions 640 Seconds
Mahjong 3D Candy
Arkadium’s Mahjongg Dimensions Blue
Dark Dimensions is the same engine with the lighting inverted and a set of tiles that read very differently against black — several players find the dark edition easier on the eyes for long sessions, which is not what you would expect from the name.
Because the cube fills the screen more usefully than a flat board does, this is a section where full screen is worth the click: on a laptop the difference is between reading four tile faces and reading eight.
Questions about this section
What do the numbers in Mahjong Dimensions titles mean?
Seconds on the starting clock. A 350-second edition is the sprint, and a 900-second one leaves room to plan.
How do you rotate the cube in Dimensions?
Drag on the board, or use the rotation controls the game shows around it. The tiles you need are frequently on a hidden face.
Is Dark Dimensions harder than the standard cube?
It is the same engine with inverted lighting. Some players read the dark tiles faster, so difficulty is closer to the clock than to the colour scheme.