There is an online Professor Layton gamegame of “real” puzzles called Layton’s Mystery Journey: Real World Puzzle Solving or Layton World for short. As this is a timed based web based game the puzzles will eventually get lost to time so here we will have an archive of the puzzles as well as hints and solutions for those stuck in any specific puzzle. The puzzles are not that difficult so I would suggest only looking at the answer if you’re completely stumped.
Let’s take a look at the second set of four puzzles, for the first 4 click here. Now part of what makes solving a puzzle fun is actually solving it. Read hints separately and only use the next hint if you still can’t solve it and check your answer by highlighting to read the spoilers.
e) Chew On This Puzzle!
Solve this puzzle about Sherl the dog!
Solve this dog’s charismatic dandruff
The name of a big dog is Charo.
Q, solve this mystery about the dog’s Charlotte!
This Puzzle was located in Tokyo, Japan.
Hint 1: It is easy to understand if you interact with the aspect ratio of the picture of black board.
Hint 2: look at poster at a different way
Hint 3:Turn the sign to read the puzzle’s question and use the image of thed og to solve it.
Answer to the puzzle (Highlight to see):
RED
f) A Puzzle Of Nothing But Hats
This puzzle was once again made in Japa and some nice Layton fans posted up the pictures through Translaytion. This one might seem hard but if you think about it for a bit you can solve it. The last two picture really make it much easier.
Hint 1: It is not a calculation formula.
Hint 2: The position is also irrelevant
Hint 3: Count the number of characters.
Answer to the puzzle (Highlight to see):
BAT
g) We’ve Got This Puzzle Surrounded
This was another puzzle in Japan which caused some people to question if it was an international event but patience is all that was needed.
Hint 1: Why are shapes surrounded by “lines”
Hint 2: It’s a Pigpen cipher
Hint 3: Try to match the shapes on the bottom with the lines surrounding the letters.
Answer to the puzzle (Highlight to see):
restart
h) A Bridge Puzzle
The first puzzle outside Japan, this time we travelled all the way to the United States of America and to San Francisco, California. The last picture spoils the puzzle for the most part so beware.
Hint 1: Once you know the relationship between the number of lines and the number of circles.
Hint 2:One line … There are two lines … There are three lines … One … three … Three …
Hint 3:Let’s focus on the line connecting the circles
Answer to the puzzle (Highlight to see):
enter
If you missed the game as it was online well you missed a heck of a time but at least you can still solve the puzzles. For the rest of the Layton World Puzzles click here.
