Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy
Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy
3DS
DS
By: Level-5
stepurhan
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Good use of 3D capability
- wide-ranging, dramatic storyline
- a large supply of quality puzzles
- complete freedom of movement in the middle section
- huge amount of optional bonus content.
The Bad
- Large town maps have few accessible areas
- overkill on closing revelations
- puzzle barrage can interfere with the flow of the story.
Our Verdict
Excellent
A superb game that excels in just about every area, held back only by one or two notable flaws or a collection of smaller ones that prevent the game from earning full marks.
With his sixth globetrotting escapade, Professor Layton secures an enduring gaming legacy, with just a few little bumps on the way.
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