Modern Gaming Hobbyist

I’ve never been known to advocate puzzle/trivia games. I grew up thinking that they were attempts made by adults in order to get children to learn, thus I never viewed them as games. Dum! “Professor Layton and the Curious Village” was created by Level 5 who are apparently developing puzzle games very well.If you were like me, you saw the Layton in passing at a GameSpot somewhere and thought nothing of th game. I was lucky enough to find it by shear chance. I was hunting down games for my girlfriend at random and I picked this one up at Amazon. To my surprise it provided me and her with hours of puzzle full entertainment. What so fun about “Professor Layton and The Curious Village” is that it’s not just a list of puzzles for you to solve when you’re not at school (homework). The story provides different scenarios for you to solve a variety of unique, challenging, and fun puzzles. You get a number of chances to solve the puzzles/Mysteries and if you need help, you can buy a hint with a coin

. Its not to say the least a kids game because even adults may spend a coin or two hundred solving the puzzles in this game. Next time you want to feel like a professor, dig this game up.