Grow Maze is a new addition to EyezMaze growing collection of grow games.

Use your arrow keys and mouse to work your way through this maze.

Have fun!

Black Box is a Puzzle grow game from EyezMaze.

Find the right combinations of clicks to make the Black Box Grow into ???

Enter this code: hirake-goma which unlocks the game up to level 68

Have fun!

Another interesting place to play with high quality games is Eyezmaze.com, designed by On, a Japanese flash games designer.

You will find on On’s website all the games he has developed until now.

The author focuses on providing games with a high level of animations, neat graphics and good soundtracks.

Every game featured in Eyezmaze is really easy to understand and can be played by everyone.

Note that the website is written in both Japanese and English, which is definitely helpful – Thanks On!

Here is a selection of the most interesting ones, including the famous Grow…

Grow (Ver. 3)

A really simple drag and drop game: select the 10 different icons one after another, drag and drop them onto the red “Grow» sphere and then observe what happens! Nothing else to do but trying to figure out how to get the perfect score with the right sequence!

Have fun!

Grow RPG

The first Grow sequel keeps the same rules that made the first opus so successful in the online gamers community, but adds additional RPG-like elements, such as a dungeon, a dragon and a brave hero, whose fate is to defeat the red devil. Once again, the order you choose to drag and drop the eight different icons onto the green “Grow” sphere will determine the success of your hero in defeating the devil.

Have fun!

Grow Cube

The gameplay of this second Grow sequel is quite similar to the previous games, with two minor differences: first, no need to drag and drop icons anymore, just click on the items along the sides of the game window one-by-one. And second, the sphere used in the two first episodes was replaced by a Cube! Another Grow game with great animations!

Have fun!

Check the comments to find the solutions for each Grow episode!

Chronon

On has just released Chronon yesterday, a new and original point’n’click puzzle game, in which you will have to figure out how to move correct items in a lair’s creature to complete the story. Click on the different objects to use them when it is possible and check the red bar at the bottom of the screen showing your progress.

To add some difficulty, a time scale was implemented: select the different parts of the day by clicking on the time buttons at the top of the screen. Having said that, everything is about using the right object at the right time!

Have fun!

Grow series walkthrough!

Chronon walkthrough!

Chronon video walkthrough!

Good news for all Grow fans! On of Eyezmaze, the creator of Chronon, Dwarf Complete and the hugely popular Grow series, has just released a fourth volume of Grow Nano for a quick diversion!

Short, but sweet!

Have fun!

On, the Japanese creator of the popular Grow series, has released a new installment in his never ending series, Grow Cannon. This one is slightly different from the previous games: you will have to use a power meter to fire each of the 10 cannonballs available. Figure out the correct sequence and enjoy the animations! Have fun!

On, the Japanese creator of the infamous Grow series, has released a sequel to Grow Island, Grow Valley, another advergame to promote the Shibaura Institute of Technology.

This new game is available in both Japanese and English and contains 7 different icons to select one after another.

Once again, nothing else to do but trying to figure out how to get the perfect score with the right sequence(s).

And once again, there is a secret ending…

By far the best installment in the Grow series so far!

Have fun!

If you enjoy playing Grow-like games, give a try to Planet F, the latest game from Self-Defiant, where you have to make the planet grow to its full potential by selecting the icons at the bottom of the game window in the correct order. Achive all maximum levels to win. Have fun!

Planet F walkthrough (thanks Me!)

If you are a fan of Grow-like games, you may want to give a try to Romance Maker where you have all the magic ingredients for a storybook romance.  Mix them together and see what happens. Another family-frendly game, perfect for a short coffee break! Have fun!

Romance Maker video walkthrough!

Good news for all Eyezmaze’s games fans! On has just released a new Point’n’Click puzzle game on his site, Transform, where your goal is to save a gazelle from an hungry lion!

There is almost no chance for a gazelle to survive a lion attack, but this one is a special one: she’s a mix of a six million dollar gazelle and a bionicle gazelle!

Needless to say that with your help, the lion will stay hungry!

Have fun!

On from Eyezmaze has just fixed his Flash game Grow Ver.3. He also released a new version of the game, Grow Ver.3 Remake, that now includes two endings with a lot of new eye candy animations. If you like the Grow series, check out this “Remake” version! Have fun!

Grow Ver.3 Remake walkthroughs here and there (thanks Grootmoeder!)

Grow Ver. 3 Remake video walkthrough (thanks Prid!)

Good news for all Grow fans! It’s been a long time since Eyezmaze last release, but On, the developer behind Eyezmaze, has just released a new installment in his never ending Grow series. As always with On, Grow Tower is a wonderful 5 minute diversion for all kids aged from 3 to 90! Have fun!

Update: Grow Tower walkthrough in comment #5 (thanks MuffyGirlBaby!)

On from Eyezmaze has just released a new puzzle game, MEET IN Ver. 0.

“You will complete [MEET IN] when you gather all the family members. Please click the character’s box which you want to move and use the arrow keys.
This is suitable for beginners. Well I may upgrade it with more gimmicks in this system in the future. Please look forward it.”

It’s all about collaboration in MEET IN; it’s cute, it’s fun and it’s VERY short!

Have fun!

Update: MEET IN walkthrough in comment #18 (thanks Snowman!)

Good news for all Grow fans! On of Eyezmaze, the creator of Chronon, Dwarf Complete and the hugely popular Grow series, has just released a third volume of Grow Nano. As always with On, it’s just plain beautiful. Heal the little blue man, enjoy this little diversion, and have fun!

Update: Walkthroughs in comments #2, #5, and #12 (thanks Jerre, Reka, and simon!)

Here at FreeGamesNews, we love free browser-based games. The end of the year is coming soon, and it’s time for YOU to cast your vote for the Best Developers of the year in our first annual FreeGamesNews Awards.

Here are the 10 nominees in the category Best Adventure games Developers of 2007, in alphabetical order:

Aztec (Japan)

Aztec is a Flash Adventure/Escape games designer from Japan. Between June and December 07, Aztec released four unique and superbly crafted games, Shrine (Jinja), Escape from Island, Escape from Octlien and Dr Dokkoy.

Anders Gustafsson (Swede)

Anders Gustafsson is an independent developer from Swede who mainly works with film and game production. He is well known in the Flash games community for his very popular Point’n’Click Adventure series Gateway. The second installment in the series was released last March.

Gionatan Iasio (Italy)

Gionatan Iasio is a Flash games designer from Italy and the brilliant mind behind the Warbears series. Warbears Mission 2 and Mission 3 were released this year, and the author is already working on the upcoming fourth installment in the series, “Underwater”.

Makibishi Studio

Makibishi Comic is a very creative and original Point’n’Click adventure game created by Makibishi Studio of Japan (their site really deserves a visit!) Makibishi Comic is loaded with fascinating artwork and the overall quality is impressive!

Bernd Mattiebe (Germany)

Bernd Mattiebe is a German artist and designer. He is also the man who gave life last year to Wogger, a cute red alien. Since then, he has created over 100 chapters for the Wogger Mini series that more and more people enjoy playing every week.

Dan Russell-Pinson (U.S.A.)

Dan Russell-Pinson has been programming since the early 80’, but he only started learning Flash a few months ago. Last August, he released the first chapter of Tipping Point, a very promising series of adventure games, and the second chapter went live a few weeks ago.

Federico Rutenberg (Argentina)

Federico Rutenberg released the first chapter of Esklavos last April. Esklavos is a Point’n’Click Adventure series involving two young aliens. Since then, he has created 9 more chapters and Esklavos is quickly becoming popular series.

On (Japan)

On of Eyezmaze, the creator of the hugely popular Grow series has released several games this year, with major hits like Dwarf Complete or Grow Island, along with a few others like Neighbours, Grow Nano vol.2 and Galves Adventure.

Mateusz Skutnik (Poland)

Mateusz Skutnik defines himself as a Flash games architect and a graphic novel artist. His best known adventure/escape series so far is Submachine (with two new chapters this year, Submachine 4 and FLF). He also started two new adventure series this year, Covert Front and Daymare Town. The author is now developing “Submachine 5: the Root” that should be released in January.

Trickysheep (New Zealand)

Trickysheep is a digital publisher based in New Zealand. The 21st of November, they released Anika’s Odyssey – Land of the Taniwha, “a magical adventure deep into a lush and enchanted land”. The game was coded by Jeff Nusz, the author of another original adventure game released this year, Sprout, with art by Tom Robinson.

“You are Lucky!” is a cute Japanese Grow style game created by Shuichi Oshida. Your goal here is to free 10 different characters.

Like in every Grow-style game, you will have to click the right items in the right order to complete the game. Be warned though, if you do something wrong, you will have to start all over again!

Strongly inspired from On’s work, You are Lucky! is beautifully well done and your children will love it (and you’ll probably love it as well)!

Have fun!

You Are Lucky! walkthrough (thanks Reka!)

On, the Japanese creator of the infamous Grow series, has just finished a new Grow style game to promote the Shibaura Institute of Technology.

The game is available in both Japanese and English and contains 8 different icons to select one after another, and then observe what happens! Once again, nothing else to do but trying to figure out how to get the perfect score with the right sequence(s).

On wrote about a possible hidden ending: is this a rumor or does it really exist?

Have fun!

Update: Grow Island walkthroughs in comments #1 and #7 (thanks Polpo and Danaroth!)