The award-winning XIG series features unique stand-alone games involving puzzle tiles that connect during play. If desired, the completed puzzles of each game ingeniously combine into an amazing overall XIGsaw puzzle and story in a fascinating world of mysterious creatures. In XIG-The Sorcerers Sword, players challenge each other to complete an amazing sword puzzle while trying to control Sorcerers and rings of the four elements. Control of the rings allows players to protect their own Sorcerers. Spells and curses help players advance or hinder their progress. Launch date: October 2006.
— When creating XIG puzzles, the company’s two primary objectives were to “create a game that hit a chord for the tween market playing with the parents — cool enough, but interesting and engaging enough for adults to be involved” and to develop something innovative and creative — “not just the rehashing of an old idea,” President Greg Scott of GT² Fun & Games told TDmonthly.

XIG-The Four Elements, recipient of an iParenting Media Award, is the first-of-its-kind puzzle board game that has immediate appeal with its unique new design and concept. XIG involves "puzzle playing cards" that snap together to form amazing pathways as kids play. Players race each other to complete their pathways, hindered by opponents forcing played cards into "memory piles" using special "XAP Magic Cards."