From Japan with love. Eyemaze the masters of casual amazement are famous for their quirky Grow series of games. It starts off with a simple idea. You need to pick seemingly arbitrary objects one-by-one and watch them grow towards a goal. The order in which you click the objects determines the outcome of the game as there is only one correct order that will create the most quirkiest, delightful (and complete) contraption. If you don’t get the order right, you’ll still get a fun, but different animation.
Click the links below to play the games at Eyemaze.
Grow ver.3 (Remake)
The solutions to the games can be found after the jump.
There are eleven women either dead or missing that are linked to John Robinson. Over a 16 year period, the married middle-aged father of four, met the women through the internet, and personal ads. The sadomasochist was found out when when two metal 55-gallon barrels were unearthed in his property in rural Kansas, and each happened to contain a female body. A few days later, three more female bodies were found in barrels in a storage locker rented by Robinson in Missouri. He was convicted of the murders and given the death penalty.
Peter Kurten started his business in the city of Dusseldorf, Germany from 1929. Most of the victims were young women, although men and children were not excluded; they all were slashed or bludgeoned to death, and sometimes sexually assaulted. Kurten even sent friendly letters to the cops informing them where to find the bodies, he even drew a map.
