I recently completed Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. I played it a few puzzles at a time and it took (according to the game) about twenty hours. The mystery in this one is Layton receives a letter from the future, uses a time machine, and appears in a strange London ten years in the future (where Luke is now an adult). As with previous games in the series, the plot is full of major (and larger-than-life) twists, but the core characters remain charming. The puzzles in this one were, with one or two exceptions, quite fair; and the limited hint function keeps any single one from becoming too frustrating. All in all, good stuff, and I'm looking forward to The Last Spectre.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future [GAMES]
I recently completed Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. I played it a few puzzles at a time and it took (according to the game) about twenty hours. The mystery in this one is Layton receives a letter from the future, uses a time machine, and appears in a strange London ten years in the future (where Luke is now an adult). As with previous games in the series, the plot is full of major (and larger-than-life) twists, but the core characters remain charming. The puzzles in this one were, with one or two exceptions, quite fair; and the limited hint function keeps any single one from becoming too frustrating. All in all, good stuff, and I'm looking forward to The Last Spectre.
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