Professor layton and curious village

Yes, there are only 30 pieces of furniture

These need to be correctedly allocated to each room in the inn (so that both Layton and Luke are completely happy with their respective rooms)

If you look down the right side of this popular walkthrough, you'll see which item goes in which room
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/

Simply select "New Game" from the menu and overwrite your existing save file (or use another save slot) when you save

A picture of the solution can be seen at
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/2008/02/puzzle089.html

This #1 Google ranked walkthrough also shows a picture of how to trace around the arrow as some players get their answer rejected by trying to be too precise

The Professor Layton games appeal to a wide age range with some fans of the series being in their 50s and 60s (although the biggest age group are players in their mid to late teens and early twenties)

Whether you would enjoy these games largely depends on whether you'd enjoy solving the types of puzzles the game offers

While most of the puzzles are logic puzzles, they also include sliding block puzzles, matchstick puzzles, river crossing puzzles, chess puzzles, etc

You may find it useful to look over the popular illustrated walkthroughs so you can see for yourself the types of puzzles the games use along with the graphics and general style of play (which largely involves going around talking to other characters and finding optional hidden hint coins)

http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/
http://professorlayton2walkthrough.blogspot.com/

With recurring characters, a sub-plot running through a trilogy and a significant spoiler in the second game, it's best to start with the Curious Village (which is also the cheaper entry point)

The save file becomes corrupt if, say, the DS is reset or turned off before the game has finished saving

In this case, the save file gets automatically deleted and there is no way to get it back

As the game will have to be started from scratch, this popular walkthrough may come in useful to get through the game again (by quickly skipping through all the conversations this should take three to four hours)
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/

It may also be useful to, say, alternate between all three save slots just in case one of them ends up getting corrupted

On a side note, 85 puzzles is about the least possible to finish the story and there's still around 50 more puzzles to solve (besides the weekly puzzles) and this walkthrough will also help in finding the puzzles that were missed

On a side note, the walkthrough can also be used to solve around 25 more puzzles by looking at those puzzles that are specific to whichever version (US or UK) you don't have

here is your answer
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/2008/02/puzzle105.html
please let me know how you get on and if you need any further help
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I think your game file is corrupted erase it and start all over no other way

The Inventor's House (puzzles 121 to 123): Assemble the gizmo.
The Decorator's House (puzzles 124 to 126): Achieve maximum satisfaction by filling the rooms at the inn.
The Art Lover's House (puzzles 127 to 129): Complete the portrait.
The Golden Apple's House (puzzles 130 to 132): Complete the game.
The Puzzle Master's House (puzzles 133 to 135): Complete all the previous 132 puzzles.


Well,Yeah I hope I've helped xD

67 = 9 sweets

a has 3
b has 5
c has 1

Hi, lucia bergma. Now this is only a thought, You know when we
have to save our game, and overwrite a saved file, what about
starting again from the last saved file and try it from there. Never know it might work. Let me know if it works. Pitstop