Professor layton and the lost future eb games

Classic Professor Layton gameplay and puzzles, not much has changed but thats not exactly a bad thing. A new batch of puzzle, fun new mini-game diversions and more.

While youll naturally only finish the story once youll want to go back and collect and unlock everything. Love playing through the Layton games, the puzzles at times can be annoying but the story that drives it is always great to follow. You must log in to post a comment. Australia's Nintendo Community. Trending This Month. Nintendo Download Updates Week 1 Here we go again.

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Several of the attendees mysteriously vanished into thin air, including Prime Minister Bill Hawks. Unable to shake the feeling that the time machine's explosion may somehow be connected, Professor Layton and Luke set off to the location mentioned in the letter, a clock shop on Midland Road in Baldwin, embarking on what might be the biggest mystery they have ever encountered. Prevail over the plethora of puzzles that pop up in the course of your investigations and conversations.

Use intuitive touch controls to uncover puzzles and solve a mystery that spans time itself! Grafton tells them that there is a door that leads to the tunnel on the river bank near the Thames Arms. Professor Layton, Luke and Flora find the door and manage to open it by solving the puzzle it contains.

Once they enter the tunnel, they notice it has been partially flooded, which explains the wet shoes of the scientists. Despite the complaints from Flora, they manage to cross the tunnel, and find a hidden research facility on the other side. When they walk up to the door, they see that it is locked with a puzzle. Flora shows that she can also solve puzzles, and they enter the facility.

Almost immediately, they run into Don Paolo, who claims that the puzzle was set there by him. When asked how he got there earlier than them, Don Paolo doesn't want to tell them, so they move on. With Don Paolo in tow, they make it to the heart of the facility.

Unfortunately, they are detected by the Family. Just when they are about to be caught, the. The woman introduces herself as Celeste , Claire's younger sister. She is also trying to find out what happened to Claire in the accident. However, the Family soon catches up with them and they are forced to flee the facility.

The group decides to split up, with Don Paolo and Celeste going on ahead to increase their chances. Celeste tells Layton that they will meet at the "old father's embrace". He feels that many of the mysteries in the city could lead back to the explosion.

He mentions remembering an orphaned child, who was wailing for his parents. After some time of being in a state of shocked grief, Layton grew suspicious of the incident and began to research into it. He discovered that powerful political forces had suppressed reports of the blast. After finding it out, Layton was viciously assaulted, presumably by Bill Hawk's cronies.

Layton had to stay in the hospital for a month due to his injuries. Layton's office had been ruined and major information had been stolen. Whenever he would try to research back into the case, he would get resistance and threats of violence.

After hearing Layton's story, Luke asks if Dimitri knew the truth. Layton says that there might be another person who knew too. On the way to the Thames Arms, they encounter Pavel, who had lost his way. Back on the other side of the Thames, they find Inspector Chelmey and Barton, who decide to accompany the group to the Thames Arms.

They enter the restaurant, where they find Don Paolo, Celeste and the barkeeper. Professor Layton goes on to explain everyone what he has discovered.

He reveals that future London is fake, and that it was only used to make them think they were in the future. The back of the clock shop is actually a giant elevator leading underground.

The barkeeper is then unmasked as Dimitri Allen. Dimitri tells them that he planted bombs under the Thames Arms, and that only he knows where they are. He gives Professor Layton a map of the Thames Arms, which the latter uses to find out there are no bombs after all, and that Dimitri just wanted to distract them.

With nowhere left to run, Dimitri tells the entire story: 10 years ago, he worked together with Claire and Bill Hawks on the time machine. Bill wanted to use Claire as a test subject, but Dimitri opposed the idea.

He later discovered that there was a flaw in the design, but it was already too late: Bill activated the machine and it exploded, killing Claire and several others.

Bill, however, used the enormous amount of money he received for the experiment to become the prime minister. Dimitri wanted to build a time machine to stop the accident from happening. After he finishes his story, Professor Layton asks him whether he knows he was being used by someone else. Dimitri is shocked by this. The professor then reveals the full truth: Future Luke, who is actually named Clive , used Dimitri as a pawn in his own plan.

Clive's parents lived next door to the time machine experiment, and they were also killed. Clive was then adopted by a wealthy woman, Constance Dove.

Unfortunately, she passed away five years later, but left her entire fortune to Clive. Using this fortune, Clive was then able to construct future London. With his identity revealed, Clive kidnaps Flora and flees to the lighthouse in the middle of the Thames. Not too long afterwards, an enormous machine emerges from below the river. Laytonmobile, which was rebuilt and slightly modified by Don Paolo, and manage to enter the fortress.

After some puzzles and messing with the elevator, they find Flora in the ventilation room and rescue her. They head to the surveillance room to stop Clive, but the latter escapes and uses various chains to pull the whole structure up to the real London. Then Celeste comes aboard using Don Paolo's flying machine.

She tells them that in order to stop the machine, they must to head to the generator room. When they arrive, they find that Bill Hawks has been wired to the generator, and that his heartbeat prevents the entire fortress from exploding.

Professor Layton manages to free him by using an old watch to simulate his heartbeat, and wiring it to the generator. Unfortunately, the watch will only last for a few minutes, so they need to come up with a plan. Celeste bring up the idea to reverse the power flow of the generator, so that the fortress will slowly destroy itself. Professor Layton manages to reverse the energy flow of the machine by switching some gears in the generator. This causes the entire fortress to start. Layton remembers what Don Paolo said, and presses a button that the latter added which "would get them out of trouble".

They Laytonmobile suddenly gains wings and a huge propeller, allowing it to fly. The roof of the mobile retracts, and Bill Hawks nearly falls out because he isn't wearing his seatbelt, but Flora and Celeste pull him back in.

Celeste pleads to Layton to let her save Clive, who she sees unconscious in the control room. Layton flies to the fortress and Celeste leaps out. After landing safely on the ground and getting everybody out, he then goes back to the malfunctioning machine which is about to explode.

He rescues Celeste and Clive, just before it falls into the hole to future London, where it explodes. Clive thanks Layton for saving his life a second time like he did before. He tells hims that he was the young boy that Layton saved 10 years ago.

Layton asks Clive why he sent for him when he knew the Professor was going to ruin his plans, and Clive tells him that he was hoping that the professor could save him from insanity like he did all those years ago. He is then arrested by Inspector Chelmey on command of Bill Hawks. Dimitri walks to Professor Layton to talk about the recent events and tells him he missed one crucial detail: it turns out that Claire does not have any younger sisters, as confirmed by Chelmey, and that Celeste is actually Claire herself.

The time machine appears to have actually worked for a split-second, and had sent Claire ten years into the future, the present, a moment before it exploded. Unfortunately, the time machine is not able to support Claire in the present, so she would ultimately go back to the moment of the blast. Dimitri had been working in the "future" London trying to rebuild the time machine so he could save her, but had failed.

Claire then says that trying to mess with time is dangerous, so she convinced Dimitri to stop. Professor Layton and Claire make one last goodbye.

Claire tells Layton that she has to go back to her own time to seal her fate, as the time machine is very unstable. Layton refuses to let her go, but she says that 'he must stay strong, as that is what a gentleman does', She also tells him that she'll miss him and their "Unwound Future".

She kisses him goodbye, and walks off down an alley. Luke runs to follow her, but she had disappeared. Layton turns away from Luke, takes his hat off and stares at the sky, broken-hearted about losing Claire again. In the end, the scene shows Luke, who is about to board a ship with his parents. As he says goodbye to Professor Layton, he starts crying. The professor tells him that "a gentleman never makes a scene in public".