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An entry in On Nakayama's GROW series of Flash puzzle games sponsored by Shibaura Institute of Technology, in which players choose fields of knowledge such as Civil Engineering and Architecture and watch the world grow, trying to deduce the ideal sequence in which to develop society.
'In the hallways of the ancients, the Keepers have existed forever.' The legend also claims that whoever unites these rings with the artifacts of the parallel worlds will achieve great power and immortality.
A quick and simple escape game. Escape from a room with puzzles.
The game has a very simple premise: guide the character through a series of rooms. Solve puzzles to advance.
Somehow, you are trapped in a locked room. Explore the room and get hidden items, solve riddles and escape from here. "Sign" is created for WebGL testing as an alternative to Flash, but 3D unique riddles are included, you might be able to enjoy unusual escape.
Somehow you are in the locked dark room. Escape from here by finding items and using your brain. This time you are locked in the dark concrete room. Explore the room, find and use items, solve riddles and escape from here!
Mazogs is a maze video game developed by Don Priestley and published for the ZX81 by Bug-Byte in 1982. It was subsequently licensed by Softsync and published in the US for the Timex Sinclair 1000.
Hapland is a point-and-click puzzle that was originally released as Flash game in 2005. In the game you have to find a way to open the portal by enlisting the help of the people who live in the world, while not getting them eaten by monsters or blown up by landmines.
Edit the map around an auto-walking character in a maze to make them reach targets.
Bob is back for another adventure and this time got stuck in Egypt.