You don't know Professor Layton? Well look what you're missing

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You don't know Professor Layton? Well look what you're missing

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If you were a gamer in the 2000s, we're sure you came across one of these games, or maybe even are a fan of them. It's nice researcher gave us some of the mysteries the most emblematic in the entire history of the media, today we would like to pay tribute to a figure as prolific as he deserves.

The Best of Professor Layton

So as this character's new adventure is almost within our reach, we thought today was the best time to review his five best video games. We will take as reference the note you have in Metacriticin order to use an impartial criterion. And once all of that is clear, we can start at the top.

5. Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask

Released on Nintendo 3DS, this game intends to fully exploit the capabilities of this console, thanks to the inclusion of certain elements in three dimensions. With an 82 on Metacritic, it has a good collection of riddles which will delight fans of the franchise while entertaining non-experts.

4. Professor Layton and the Last Specter

This game makes up for its slightly simpler puzzles with a narrative much more work. With a Metacritic score of 83 out of 100, it offers a very interesting vision of the the characters' past the main ones, which is appreciated. In addition, its mystery which revolves around the presence of a specter is very interesting.

3. Professor Layton and the evil box

This is probably one of the mysteries the most emblematic of the entire Professor Layton saga, and that's saying something. On this occasion, the protagonist will have to investigate a mysterious box that kills anyone who opens it. At the time, it had a very good score of 85 on Metacritic thanks to its great story and its puzzles are really good.

2. Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Obviously, the first match He had to get a pretty high position at the top. Layton and company's first adventure laid the foundation for the saga, so it's no surprise that it received an 85 rating on Metacritic. THE combination full of mystery, puzzles, and intrigue throughout, it resonated so well with players that the rest is history.

1. Professor Layton and the Unfolded Future

The third part of the saga manages to win first place in this ranking. With a pretty good Metacritic rating of 86, its story involving time travel He has become one of the most popular among fans. As for the puzzles, they present a very good balance between difficulty and pleasure. It's just perfect.

And you? What is your favorite Professor Layton game?

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