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Professor Layton and the Curious Village

18 October 2009 5 Comments
Professor Layton and the Curious Village


Product Description
In Professor Layton and the Curious Village, you’ll tackle over 130 puzzles as you unravel the mysteries of the village. Puzzles range from mazes and riddles to logic and sliding puzzles. Touch Screen controls make working through puzzles fun for players of all skill levels, and new puzzles are available weekly for download via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Fully voiced animated scenes bring the story to life, while the eccentric villagers and the hand-drawn art provide a charm that appeals to gamers and non-gamers alike. Only playable on Nintendo DS systems.

  • 130 puzzles
  • Touch Screen controls
  • New puzzles are available weekly for download via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection
  • Fully voiced animated scenes

Average Ratings : 4.5
Price : $23.50
Professor Layton and the Curious Village

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  • Mary A. Pace said:

    Was not a game I would have bought had I known what I was buying. Just a mystery type game that ask questions you have to answer correct to advance to the house you are trying to reach. Found it boring and I am 60 years old.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  • Charles M. Thayer, Jr. said:

    I love role playing games and thought this one would be fun. When I first got it, I liked the puzzles but then they got repetitive and boring. I have completed over half the game and put it away. It got so if I didnt know the answer right away, I would guess until I got it right. The game is frustrating in that puzzles keep popping up slowly your progress. I do not recommend this game.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  • John thomas Oaks said:

    I can see why so many people are raving about this game. The graphics are gorgeous, and if you are partial to brain games, it’s a good choice.

    However, if you hate brain games (like me), the storyline and graphics will not save this game for you. I thought perhaps a story might make me enjoy the brain games, but no.

    Also, Professor Layton and the kid give me the creeps, and I don’t think they’re supposed to.

    I sold my copy after three days.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  • Windy Kotaa said:

    While I find the story and characters amusing and cute, the puzzles can be incredibly difficult. I’m not very good with math, especially in my head, and more than half of these puzzles deal with math of some kind. I didn’t think I’d have to use a calculator to play! I wouldn’t suggest this game for a child unless they’re good with math and don’t get frustrated easily.
    Rating: 3 / 5

  • Lefty Louie said:

    I don’t really care for this game. It not what as much fun as it looks like on TV.
    Rating: 2 / 5

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