Mahjong Journey UI icons, props, and tile art for G5 Games tile match

The collection groups deliverables by sprint: booster and reward icons, room and event props, character prop additions, and seasonal tile faces for limited-time events. Each piece ships at the resolution the engine asks for, with native PSD layering so the G5 art lead can swap badge counts, holiday decor, or event branding inside the existing artwork without reopening a new task.

Icons keep a consistent rim light, drop shadow, and tile-frame proportion so a fresh booster reads as part of the established economy rather than a new system. The same logic carries to event decor, which always slots inside the casual storefront language G5 already maintains for Mahjong Journey live-ops.

Pipeline ran rough thumbnail, lock-in line, then color and shadow pass with G5 review at each gate. We worked from the existing UI guideline doc and matched edge weights, gloss, and saturation against the published asset library. New props referenced existing ones for proportion so the live shop and event rooms stay readable as one set.

For event content, we batched assets by season so background decor, prop sets, and tile faces could ship together. As a long-running 2D art outsourcing studio partner, we held a backlog of ready variants for upcoming holidays so the live-ops calendar never waited on art.

Casual style with warm palette, gold-leaf frames, and soft painterly highlights. The look stays family-friendly and reads cleanly at the icon sizes used in the daily reward bar and the booster shop. We carry a tight saturation range so new event content does not dirty the existing UI hierarchy.

Tile faces preserve mahjong tradition for symbol legibility while adding seasonal motifs at the corner crests. This keeps the game faithful for tile-match veterans and gives live-ops a steady cadence of fresh visuals for retention pushes through the Mahjong Journey calendar.