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Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask - review
A portion of a USA Today review...
The citizens of Monte d'Or are a little less puzzle-crazy than some previous characters in Professor Layton games. You meet characters in this game that don't ask you to do puzzles -- they just want to chat. And this mystery, while interesting because of the revelations of Professor Layton's teenage years, is less scary than others in the series. Overall, though, this is a mind-bending romp that challenges your deductive-reasoning skills to solve a complex mystery and the puzzles within.
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The citizens of Monte d'Or are a little less puzzle-crazy than some previous characters in Professor Layton games. You meet characters in this game that don't ask you to do puzzles -- they just want to chat. And this mystery, while interesting because of the revelations of Professor Layton's teenage years, is less scary than others in the series. Overall, though, this is a mind-bending romp that challenges your deductive-reasoning skills to solve a complex mystery and the puzzles within.