We just got our first look at Professor Layton and the New World of Steam's puzzles, but we'll be waiting quite a while to solve them ourselves. Earlier today, on November 29, developer Level-5 ...

Professor Layton and the Curious Village: The Laziest Man in the World, Puzzle 109. Alright, round two. Now this is a puzzle which might just depend on your thought process, but I can tell you my ...

Professor Layton, a renowned puzzle-solver, has been called to the village of St. Mystere to solve an inheritance mystery. The late Baron Reinhold's will reveals that he has hidden a great ...

Puzzles aren't just a hobby in Professor Layton; they are a way of life. They are language and currency, the fabric that holds the game's world together. Most curiously, puzzles are treated both ...

Professor Layton and the Curious Village mixes an interesting story, challenging logic puzzles, and exploration into an extremely entertaining package that you won't want to put down.

I love all of these aspects of Layton’s Mystery Journey, and particularly Katrielle herself.The new chief puzzle-solver is Professor Layton’s funny, self-confident daughter, and she’s joined ...

— -- If you like logic puzzles, brain twisters and conundrums, you'll love Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, a mystery game for the Nintendo DS. Filled with more than 150 puzzles and ...

Professor Layton's second adventure offers more clever puzzles to solve, more varied and interesting areas to explore, and another thrilling mystery to unravel. By Lark Anderson on August 24, 2009 ...

Verdict. Ultimately, it's fair to call Professor Layton and the Curious Village a glorified brain trainer - everything beyond those core puzzles is little more than non-essential gloss.

Level-5 published a first look at the new Professor Layton, over six months after first announcing the puzzle game at a Nintendo Direct, and it looks promising.The Professor Layton and the New ...

A number of Professor Layton stand-ins Segwayed their way around the Moscone Center during the Game Developers Conference, handing out postcards with logic puzzles printed on them.