In the curious village of St. Mystere, townsfolk speak to each other in riddles, lock their doors with sliding puzzles and hide their secrets within brainteasers. When a wealthy baron passes away, his will reveals an elusive treasure hidden someplace inside the village. Now it's up to Professor Layton to untangle St. Mystere's riddles and puzzles, find the hidden treasure, and crack the case.
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Simple and charming, I like that it's the only one that justifies why people give you random puzzles
There's a certain charm to this game for sure, but it sometimes feels a bit too much like doing your homework. I didn't find the story too engaging either.
Cute, sporadically fun, but has a bad habit of just throwing obnoxious math homework at me.
Lovely bundle of puzzles, most of them nice and bite sized which goes well with being a handheld. There are a couple of stinkers that just left me quite frustrated, but that's maybe 1% of the puzzles in the whole game.
A bit of trivia for your hint coin: the sliding block puzzles in the game are based on 箱入り娘, or hakoiri musume, daughter in a box puzzles, originally called Klotski puzzles in Poland.
A bit of trivia for your hint coin: the sliding block puzzles in the game are based on 箱入り娘, or hakoiri musume, daughter in a box puzzles, originally called Klotski puzzles in Poland.
Un très bon professeur layton, le 1er donc un peu moins abouti que ceux qui vont suivre, mais une belle introduction à l'univers et au principe du jeu, juste pk flora ? Vrmt reste dans ton village on s'en fou de toi au moins Emily elle est utile , toi t juste chiante en faite.
A great first attempt at combining small thinkpieces with intriguing video game mechanics. While it sometimes fails to accomplish what it's set out to do, complicating a game that would otherwise be accessible to people unfamiliar with mathematic.