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I love playing video games, but only the really good ones.

I have been playing video games since I was a young child.

I also love movies.
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Professor Layton and the Curious Village
Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Mar 03

Splatoon 2
Splatoon 2

Jan 06

Persona 5 Royal
Persona 5 Royal

Jul 24

Pokémon Sword
Pokémon Sword

Jan 02

Luigi's Mansion 3
Luigi's Mansion 3

Dec 30

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This review contains spoilers

A very charming and addicting video game! I've had this game for years, but being 9 years old with little patience and not having a good grasp on the English language, it was of course not going to go very well. But now I could retry it with the gifts of maturity.

I really like the atmosphere of the game. A charming little town where Professor Layton and Luke have come to solve an inheritance but then get stuck and have to solve puzzles that every villager keeps giving them, meanwhile they come across a murder and other peculiar characters. Puzzles themselves are fun and often take a lot of thought. They can be either very short or they can be very tough. The puzzles I did the best were the ones where math is involved. My least favourite ones were the one that required just a bit more time to read (i.e. "How many mice do you have after 8 months?" Answer: Just 1, since you only bought one mouse), because they were either too easy or just frustrating.

I do have a problem with the story, namely how it is all revealed. We eventually learn that the town consists of all robots which, while outlandish, I'm willing to accept is part of the story. The problem is that all other information comes in an endless stream while Layton and Luke are climbing the tower. Layton just suddenly knows how to put all the pieces and it is just talked through while all the puzzles in the final tower are a little easier than the rest of the game. It is at this point that the game deflates a little.

All in all, highly recommended! I am looking forward to playing the rest of the series.

Very fun! I initially did not expect to like this game, but after playing through the demo for that spirit in SSB, I quickly found myself enjoying this game. Precisely because the fact that this game is not groundbreaking is exactly what makes it so great.

I have not played everything. I have played all three acts and nothing much beyond that, as I am saving the Tickington missions for after I have played all Dragon Quests.