Your plants keep growing and your saucer changes this turn, and your people run some water down the side of the cube with some new irrigation. Not only that, but they light a fire in the cave! The cube is really bustling now and your journey is almost over. This turn your pipe should extend into the hole your people dug last turn. They also carve a hole next to the fire and clean out some more around the cave. It's finally time to put down the fire! Your people will make a plant bridge to the vase, which levels up again and is ready to be put on the fire. The pipe is just going to be hanging there for now. You're putting the pipe down now to get started and let your bucket level up into a vase, which your people will put a plant into as well as carve out a cave. The pipe not only needs time to grow, it needs certain parts of your cube to be carved out. On this turn your people will carve out some of the land at the top of the cube and your plants will grow. If you're playing Grow Cube without a guide you may see the basket explode on the fire instead of level up. Like with all the other items, your timing with the basket is important. The stream will make the top layer of the cube turn green to look like grass instead of dirt. The people you put down will carve a small stream into the cube on this turn after you put down the plants. Placing the water down causes your people to dig a small pond. Not much happens when you put your first item down in any case. You can do either water or people as your first item, as long as the opposite is your second (so people for turn 1 and water for turn 2 or, water for turn 1 and people for turn 2). If you don't want to read what happens, just skim through the headers telling the item order. Completing the game is a simple 10-step (one for each item) process, and the final result is worth the trouble! We're going to go through the process step by step - with links to images showing the effects of the item you've chosen so you can make sure you're doing it right. This guide will cover the basic version of the game and not Grow Cube Omega, which is still Japan-only. Figuring out the order of items to have the people manipulate the cube for everything to level up adds a certain charm the other Grow games lack.

Grow Cube itself has always been the most popular of EYEMAZE's games, perhaps because it's one of the first or because it's the easiest for people to functionally wrap their heads around.

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