Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "eyezmaze" unearthed the following results...

Transform manages to make Sent Santa seem pretty normal and not surreal at all. I guarantee that you will not have played a game quite like this before. Well Coach might have, but the rest of you won't have [subbed by MsInterpret].

Grow Tower demonstrates, precisely, how the Leaning Tower Of Pisa wasn't constructed [subbed by Mystery, Jazelock & Mantari ].

Don't even get me started on how busy I am and why I've been slack on the posts these last few days, rather than me tell you a whiny story, I'm sure you'd rather play some games and I've only got time to post a couple. So, first up is Meet In Ver.0, a game that involves mazes, yet somehow is still endearing (I don't normally like maze games). The goal is to re-unite the family thru the maze, in some rather unusual four-screen game play [subbed by Tom, ANONymous, Mantari & Castor].

In Desert Obelisk a robotic rabbit and a floating goldfish take turns to place objects in an obelisk in a desert. Which makes a for a grow-esque point'n'click game and a description from me that sounds like I have gone insane (it must have been playing that Alex game that did it) [subbed by f00].

In Grow Nano V3 you're going to need to point'n'click the right items, in the right sequence, in order to get well soon [subbed by Mystery].

Industrial Zombie Grow is one of those point'n'click games where you have to select things in the right sequence in order to win - a genre made famous by the Grow Series which apparently this game was made in tribute to [subbed by Jania].

The latest game in Eyezmaze's Grow Series, Grow Island uses the familiar elements of the other Grow games and adds a University twist (it's promoting some kind of uni/college) to them; instead of choosing things like plants, rocks, and stars, you can choose from fields like Architecture, Civil Engineering, Applied Chemistry, and others. As always click things in the right order to "win", click them in the wrong order to see various different outcomes. I hear there's even an additional "secret ending", but I haven't even got to the regular one yet... [subbed by troy, roko, Angelblade, Jin, Nick the hamster, Ginny, Rachel, helle, TheJackalope, MegaMax, karstenmp, naves, zachary dwyer, randomvocab & SpunkyBubbleHead].

If you like grow style games where you have to click on the right things, in the right order, to "win" (or click on the wrong things, in the wrong order, to see the hilarious consequences) then Grow Monster Game might appeal to you. Personally though I found the whole thing a bit slow and disappointing. The idea with this one is to click the 8 different elements, in the correct order, to grow your monster and defeat the various foes that you face. Note: This is not part of the "official" grow series, and also I could only get the thing to play in Internet Explorer [subbed by K. Engels & Videocrazy].

Eye Defence is a super-late entry to Jay's last Game Comp (some would say fashionably late) that takes the competition's "Grow" theme and mutates it into something that's akin to the illegitimate love child of a shoot'em'up arcade game, meets your pedantically ordered/strategied Grow style point'n'click game. Quandary: It's partly not my bag at all, and partly totally my cup of tea. How does it make you feel? Unfortunately though both parts of my split personality are entirely stuck on level 2 and far too addicted to stop trying to complete it... Arrrgh! [via JayIsGames].

Galves Adventure (V1) is a cute game by the legendary eyezmaze in which you play as little baby Galves, who through a series of point'n'click meetings with various animals must finally reach, and defeat, a lion. Add to that some cute graphics, cute music, a dose of hapland, a dash of snoozleberg, and you end up with one addicting game [subbed by kittycat_blue, winniethepooh, Sean, Ashley, bhavit, vgaforums, Reg, Anna, Laserleaser, Ariadne & Kate].