Web Zen: Mind Games Zen


totem destroyer
spot the difference
memory checker
split words
coign of vantage
open doors
daymare town

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Image above: One of 12 full-page engravings from The Anatomy of the Brain Explained in a Series of Engravings, by Charles Bell (1802). (via neurophilosophy.)

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OMG! I love the Daymare town episodes! Good pick

Here's a good web mind game I've enjoyed recently:
Blocks with letters on

Daymare Town. Fun stuff. Like Myst.

Sigh. Wish it not named zen.

http://www.corwin.ca/gridlock/

Here's hours and hours of mind bending enjoyment.

Blessed Boingers,

I was *delighted* to discover Coign of Vantage
and, indeed, spent *hours* this afternoon
plumbing its intricacies.

'Tis truly wunnerful!

As I reported [plug] http://lerevdr.wordpress.com/2008/11/09/best-new-time-wastan-thang [/plug] I have invented a MetaGame™ -

use your mouse to keep the image on the front page static

It's harder
and with no real reward -
kinda like kids playing with the box
rather than the toy...

Blessings,

Le Rev Dr

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