GROW TOWER(GAME) (EYEZMAZE --FLASH GAME--)
http://www.eyezmaze.com/eyezblog_en/blog/2009/01/grow_tower.html

The latest Grow game that I forgot to post earlier.

Yaaaaaay new Grow game! These things are just about my favorite flash games ever.

Create a KId Crossword Puzzle!

light and dark game

a neat puzzle game with an eraserhead-like feel.

Very minimalistic and surreal black and white side scrolling puzzle game with a unique feel. Carry balls of light to the exit.

Awesome. A puzzle game about carrying you're own space exploration with your avatar, creating reality around you

Pretty much all of these are on my to watch list now.

"In Mindfuck Movies you know that Something Is Going On. It’s just not clear what."

fun

Math objectives

a meditative exercise (in 3D)

Click here for YouTube video

"A calm and meditative game of wrapping rope around wooden sculptures."

iPhone game looks pretty sweet

Beautiful game meets meditative puzzle. Easily worth the $5.

Less Than Dot - Blog - Collection Of Puzzles For Programmers

Programming demi-gods exchange lines of brilliance. Read and expand your mind.

Play Splitte

Check out the physics engine for this game! Very lifelike!

sort of a game, more of a kind of interactive animation. very stylish

a good one..not very difficut..but mind you not a cake walk as well :)

抓貓、困住貓、遊戲、黑貓

fun simple game

Thanks for this Kat - I was going to do some work today

Peter: I sit in a cubicle and I update bank software for the 2000 switch. Joanna: What's that? Peter: Well see, they wrote all this bank software, and, uh, to save space, they used two digits for the date instead of four. So, like, 98 instead of 1998? Uh, so I go through these thousands of lines of code and, uh... it doesn't really matter. I uh, I don't like my job, and, uh, I don't think I'm gonna go anymore.*

das puzzles to enlimber the programming mind

Flash physics game. Remove the red blocks without letting the green ones fall off screen.

Kids might enjoy this physics based puzzle game.

Geography jigsaw puzzles

These challenge players to assemble the continents as quickly as they can. There are puzzles based on every continent. The puzzles are based on political and physical maps. In all there are twenty-three puzzles.

National Geographic's Atlas Jigsaw Puzzles challenge players to assemble the continents as quickly as they can. There are puzzles based on every continent. The puzzles are based on political and physical maps. In all there are twenty-three puzzles. National Geographic's Atlas Jigsaw Puzzles could be a fun way for students to sharpen their knowledge of world geography one puzzle at a time.

Atlas puzzles

a collection of jigsaw puzzles for maps and atlas.. from nat geo.

jeu ressemblant à mario

check these out

programming puzzles site to upskill porg skills

Solving a Sudoku using Recursive Subquery Factoring

OracleのSQL再起処理で数独を解く

AMIS Technology blog » Blog Archive » Oracle RDBMS 11gR2 - Solving a Sudoku using Recursive Subquery Factoring

looks good!

Hands-down one of the best puzzle games I have ever played.

Hopefully they do a Linux port soon.

Just Crosswords: Free Crossword Puzzles to Play or Make Your Own

Just Crosswords is a site of 15x15 crossword puzzles that you solve right in your Web browser.

premade and make your own crosswords

Continuity is a student project, created by Ragtime Games www.continuitygame.com great largo music

Un jeu de plateformes/réflexion simple mais ingénieux !

100 people are being held prisoner in a jail. They are told that in one hour, they will all be taken to separate windowless, soundproof cells. One at a time, and in a random order, they will be taken from their cells, interrogated, and then sent back to their cells. All interrogations will take place in the same room, which contains one light bulb and the switch that operates it. The light is initially off, but the inmates are free to toggle the switch as often as they want, whenever they are in the interrogation room, and the prison guards will not toggle the switch at all. No prisoner can see the light from his cell. Only one prisoner is interrogated at a time, each prisoner can be interrogated multiple times, and they have no way of communicating besides the light switch. The length and amount of time between interrogations is random, so no help there.

Puzzles! Yummy.

Interesting maths puzzles to keep me occupied this summer.

Pyth

The Knight's Tour is a mathematical problem involving a knight on a chessboard. The knight is placed on the empty board and, moving according to the rules of chess, must visit each square exactly once.

d at runtime g_board = [] # the board will be constructed as a list o

Interesting puzzles.

Click Maze 2 - Get the red ball home without smashing and avoid all the black walls and obstacles. When you click the red ball will follow your cursor.

e paper variants going back to the 1800s that hide illustrations in the little curlicues of the margins. And there are new videogame versions like Mystery Case Files. For thousands of years, we've derived satisfaction from searching and uncovering—and we still do each time we turn up lost car keys.

brief description of the top addictive games and why there addictive.

Short takes on some addictive puzzle games.

on tetris: "A timeless classic. Fitting pieces together feeds the same pleasure center of the brain that gets off on packing a suitcase really well or squeezing all your groceries into a single bag."

Hint: 13/27

Great! When intuition and math probably look wrong: http://bit.ly/9ohKuV #mathematics #science – Amir Kassaei (AmirKassaei) http://twitter.com/AmirKassaei/statuses/17519030506

... a most excellent puzzle game, wherein you build little machines to test robots. [via Math Less Travelled blog]

The solution to the puzzle is unique, and in some cases the knowledge that the solution is unique can actually give you a short-cut to finding the answer to a particular question, but it's possible to find the unique solution even without making use of the fact that the solution is unique. (Thanks to Andy Latto for bringing this subtlety to my attention.)

20. Standardized test : intelligence :: barometer :

The first question whose answer is B is question

The solution to the puzzle is unique, and in some cases the knowledge that the solution is unique can actually give you a short-cut to finding the answer to a particular question, but it's possible to find the unique solution even without making use of the fact that the solution is unique. (Thanks to Andy Latto for bringing this subtlety to my attention.)

20. Standardized test : intelligence :: barometer :

The first question whose answer is B is question