Can you make it out of Hapland?

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Can you make it out of Hapland? - Daily Time Waster

by Jordan Running Aug 19th 2005

Hapland is a very strange breed of Flash puzzle created by artist Robin Allen. The aim is to manipulate the objects in the cartoon landscape which, if done correctly, will activate a portal and "unleash the power within." The puzzle's animations are cute and often funny, but solving it can be a hair-pulling experience. And if you manage to beat it (and don't kill yourself in the process) you can move on to Hapland 2.

Thanks, Roxy.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

hkid said 4:08PM on 8-19-2005

Surely I am not the only who has played game, which I shall call digital crack from now on.
I spent my whole day at work trying to beat this thing.
This should seriously be part of any IQ test given from now on.
Jeez this was hard

Kat said 4:37PM on 8-19-2005

I hate you, downloadsquad. Now I have a headache and a wierd stick-people bloodlust.

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