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Lucien21 · 10-07-2009, 04:55 PM

Professor Layton and Pandora's Box

14 hours of fun puzzles wrapped around a story of Layton and his sidekick chasing after the elusive Pandora's Box.

Similar to the first game this involves going from location to location (Includes this time a train and 2 villiages) looking for hint coins, talking to locals, and solving lots and lots of puzzles (I think I solved about 120 by the end).

The puzzles are a lot of fun, but the storyline is a bit naff, but not unpleasant. They have filled the game with some mini games that include finding and assembling a camera (which can then be used in a spot the difference mini game), get a fat gerbil into shape, brewing tea (This gets seriously tedious towards the end) for thirsty townsfolk etc.

If you liked the first game or just enjoy the hair pulling puzzles then this is a must buy, just ignore the story.

4/5

10-07-2009, 04:55 PM	#1080
Lucien21 Psychonaut Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 5,114	Professor Layton and Pandora's Box 14 hours of fun puzzles wrapped around a story of Layton and his sidekick chasing after the elusive Pandora's Box. Similar to the first game this involves going from location to location (Includes this time a train and 2 villiages) looking for hint coins, talking to locals, and solving lots and lots of puzzles (I think I solved about 120 by the end). The puzzles are a lot of fun, but the storyline is a bit naff, but not unpleasant. They have filled the game with some mini games that include finding and assembling a camera (which can then be used in a spot the difference mini game), get a fat gerbil into shape, brewing tea (This gets seriously tedious towards the end) for thirsty townsfolk etc. If you liked the first game or just enjoy the hair pulling puzzles then this is a must buy, just ignore the story. 4/5 __________________ I'm not insane, my mother had me tested!