A new Grow game has hit the Web. Gamplay consists of adding components to a little world and watching the results interact with each other, similar to previous iterations. Solving this multi-step puzzle is addictive, er, iterative.
It's a multi-generic narrative game. It's a puzzle, of course. It's also a branching narrative, since the interactions driven by user-selected piece order create different outcomes. Cutscenes are involved, since as the game progresses the enemy's played pieces become effective, and little stories play out. The climax, available when you play the last piece, is the longest scene, and attenuates to the degree you've approached correct placement order.
I do have the solution, and will share it by email alone. Maybe in a comment.
Oh no! Not another one of these. The last one thoroughly defeated me with its non-abrasive and non-violent gameplay.
Posted by: Alexey | August 08, 2005 at 18:25
Hello,
I've been playing Grow_rpg for a long time now, and cannot solve that darn thing. Can you give me the solution so I can move on to the new Grow game?
Thanks!
Posted by: Jay | August 12, 2005 at 21:50
hi there..well i just find this game today..and yeah is preatty treaky.. but your picture help me a lot, i find than the way the i was doing it was wrong, i never see that tree before in my game so i start to change the order of the cards, i always start with the castle but that was wrong, but now i get it =) yujuuuuuuuuuu!!!
this game are awesome!! by the way i finish al ready the "Grow Ver.3" this one give me a lot of problem but is feel good when you finish it =) if you no have the url: here you go: http://www.eyezmaze.com ..pretty web.
Posted by: maria | October 26, 2005 at 02:22
We need help!!! We've been trying for the past week to complete grow RPG but we just can't complete it. Please tell us how to do it!!!
Posted by: matt & Jack | May 07, 2007 at 06:48
Well, you can find some walkthroughs by Googling. But if you want a hint, make sure you get to the top right.
Posted by: Bryan Alexander | May 15, 2007 at 12:05