one of the better moments in the game. Logic puzzles make out most of your endeavours with Professor Layton games and this one is no exception. Each of the 135 puzzles found in the story mode challenge you to logically think around and occasionally outside the box. Some trick puzzles may throw your brain off guard, meaning that initially taxing looking puzzles are merely deceitful. There is a greater emphasis on making sequels to existing puzzles however, meaning that some of the more infuriating puzzles get a second chance to irritate. Controlling the interface on each puzzle is nicely explained when entering puzzles that don't rely on you clicking one letter or writing the answer down. Being able to write notes is a nice plus, but having to click through to the explanation seems clunky considering you don't use the buttons all that often. Professor Layton's latest is a step up from his previous coursework, but he needs to vastly improve his originality to achieve the higher grades. Aside from the puzzles in the campaign, there are more of them to be unlocked after completing the game and even more to download on a daily basis. The latter is a feature that has been there since the series' inception and it is great that it is easier to do this time around. The extra puzzles range from the offensively easy to the ridiculously hard; so be prepared for either. The mini-games are progressively unlocked in a somewhat similar in nature