m4rbl3.com – Classic 3D Solitaire Puzzle Game built with three.js

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Hi everyone!

I’d like to share a small passion project of mine: m4rbl3.com, a classic 3D solitaire puzzle game built using three.js.

The goal was to recreate a timeless puzzle experience while giving it a modern, lightweight 3D presentation that runs smoothly across platforms.

:sparkles: Key features

  • Fully rendered 3D gameplay using three.js

  • Works on desktop and mobile browsers

  • Can be installed as a Progressive Web App (PWA) for an app-like mobile experience

  • Completely free to play – no ads, no monetization

  • Focus on clean visuals, simple interaction, and performance

:hammer_and_wrench: Tech notes

  • three.js handles all rendering and scene management

  • Designed to run well even on mobile GPUs

  • PWA support for offline-like behavior and home-screen installation

You can play it here:

:backhand_index_pointing_right: https://m4rbl3.com

This project was created by Petri Niskanen as a way to explore three.js in a real-world, production-style game rather than just demos. Feedback, questions, and suggestions are more than welcome!

Thanks for checking it out :waving_hand::sparkles:

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This is a really nice implementation!

I like the idea of taking a classic solitaire puzzle concept and presenting it with a clean 3D interface using Three.js. The focus on simplicity, performance, and accessibility across desktop and mobile is great, a lot of browser games overlook how important smooth performance is on mobile GPUs.

The fact that it’s also installable as a PWA is a smart choice. Being able to launch it like a native app without downloads makes puzzle games like this perfect for quick play sessions.

I also appreciate that you kept the experience ad-free and lightweight, which really highlights the gameplay and the technical design rather than monetization mechanics.

Projects like this are a great example of how Three.js can be used for polished, production-style games, not just demos or experiments. Really nice work, and it’s cool to see classic puzzle mechanics brought into modern web graphics!

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