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

Cowabanga. Because we all love explosive bovines :) New point'n'click goodness from the creator of Hapland [via jayisgames].

Jay writes to tell me (I would have spotted it - honest) that there's a new point'n'click game lurking in the top of page banner for Jay Is Games, by Rob Allen, author of Hapland. Genius idea.

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].

Find Your Way Out is a lot like Hapland in style, which any point'n'click addicit will tell you is no bad thing [subbed by Nicop, Catraven, ducky632, Malia, Oo & Dickie].

Blast Off is a point'n'click game of attrition (I used a dictionary for that one) as you oh-so-slowly work out the correct order to click the astronauts and controls in at the launch site of a rocket, so that it can blast off safely. This makes for a long drawn out process of trial and error (at least for someone of my limited patience with this style of game), and all against the clock too. Of course you could also see it as a game of patience as you wait for some intrepid soul to post a walk-through (or cheat as it's more informally known). Which ever approach you opt for though all that experience you gathered from playing the grow and hapland games is bound to come in handy (although I always find these things quite random) as the idea of the game isn't vastly dissimilar [via nitro 59].

The Orb looks like a simple point'n'click game at first glance, but as with all these Hapland-esque games it's pretty darn ticky once you start playing. Or maybe not... [Nicop & Ariadne].

In Alfa you have to point'n'click yourself a path through the treacherous traps to "escape into a world of colour". The trick is to click on the right thing at the right time. Fans of Hapland will be familiar with the drill [subbed by lolieh88].

For those of you who like to point'n'click things in the right order, at the right time, you'll be pleased to know that Hapland 3 is here, the latest in the Hapland series [subbed by max].

Goldburger is a point'n'click game in the style of Hapland. Well sort of... It's a lot easier, still fun though, but the concept is very similar. Get everything lined up 'just so' to complete the game, which in this case means delivering a delicious burger [via flabber].

Puzzleland has been submitted to me a few times and I'm not really sure why I've never gotten round to posting it before. The idea of the game is to use your point'n'click skills to help a little man called Mahogany in his adventures by creating a safe path for him to traverse. The concept is kind of like Hapland. There's even a walkthrough if you are a dirty rotten cheat [subbed by Sentinel, Mz Dimplz, Nadif, Lynn & Sweetcorn].