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October 2010
(86%)
17 Reviews
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Abstract: While adventure games have seen a resurgence on PCs and consoles alike as of late, it’s nice to see the Professor Layton series continuing to go strong on the DS. The series is known for essentially blending adventure games full of charm with a plethor...
Lots of inventive and challenging puzzles, Timetravel mystery provides a great hook, Lots of hint coins if you want to give your noggin a rest, Lovely, whimsical design.
Some puzzles too convoluted for memo feature.
Superbly integrated puzzles and a captivating tale make Professor Layton's latest assignment worthy of your affection....
It seems that Professor Layton has done it again. Mixing a charming, beautiful art style with engaging puzzle types and an engrossing story that ties it all together, Professor Layton and the Unwound Future makes a fine addition to the series. If you l...
Abstract: Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, the third and final game of the first Professor Layton trilogy, is finally out in North America nearly two years after the game's Japanese release. This newest title is much like the first two iterations, so if ...
There's a huge variety of puzzles Professor Layton and the Unwound Future has over 160 puzzles to find and solve. There are brainteasers, math puzzles, visual puzzles, word games, memory matching, and more. You'll always be motivated to seek out new challenges because you'll want to see what the game has to offer, The presentation is topnotch Professor Layton games are known for wrapping puzzl
Some of the puzzles are worded too vaguely At one point in the game, Professor Layton makes a reference to puzzles that are impossible to solve because of loopholes within the riddle. But every so often, you'll come across a puzzle that seemingly doesn't tell you everything you need to know in order to solve it correctly. Thankfully, this doesn't happen too often, If you didn't enjoy the previ
