Post some games that have GOOD puzzles

Post some games that have GOOD puzzles

Six?

No, seven. I'm guessing seven.

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Why did they need to write Flora into the Diabolical Box and Unwound Future if all Layton and Luke do is try to ditch her?

14

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11:11

Wait, seventeen.

Also 11:10, 11:11, 11:12, etc

10:00

34

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THIS PUZZLE IS FUCKING STUPID

you are missing
10:00

also
AM PM

>Also am pm

Son'bitch. I'm up to 34 times a day.

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17 Times.

You forgot
10:00
12:22

this guy got em all.
Let's move on to a new one now

>00:00

the genius forgot to double it

>people on Sup Forums are this fucking stupid that only 1 guy in this thread got the answer

for christ's sake

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32 times

16? does 11:10- 11:19 count as one or ten?

Was it me? 34?

Whatever man so I get 48 picarats. Doesn't matter.

It says in a row though, as in sequentially.

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who cares? We got it, let's move on.

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17?

You know, that would totally be a Layton puzzle if it did that.

he has to post the answer from inside the game first is this your first layton thread?

34, because AM and PM.

>OP is shit at Layton threads
>This is the only puzzle we'll get

Someone else pick it up.

it's the answer. OP's wasting our time having us just sit here

oh my god dude, i'm having so much of my precious time wasted. haha

It's not a Layton thread, I specifically said this thread is to POST games, but you guys went and tried to solve the puzzle instead of talking about video games

Layton threads are way too much work to host.

12:22 AM, 12:22 PM
1:11 AM, 1:11 PM
2:22 AM, 2:22 PM
3:33 AM, 3:33 PM
4:44 AM, 4:44 PM
5:55 AM, 5:55 PM
10:00 AM, 10:00 PM
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34 times

Here's one.

It's impossible

>13 red
>10 blue
Hmm..

Solved in real time

I'm the king of back of cereal box mazes.

easy

Doesn't say you have to pass through all of them.

But it also doesn't say the orbs no longer count after being passed through once, Pac-Man style. It is possible if you work on that logic, though, leaving two red orbs behind.

>turning around an one of the spots
That's not how it works.

There is no need to pass through each one.


Also, I don't have many of these. Here's one you can save for future threads.

Where on the rules does it say I can't do that? Nowhere. That's simply thinking outside the box.

>15 at the top

Literally baby-tier

This is right

well, Sup Forums?

What are the rules of this puzzle? Like what am I supposed to do with it?

infinifactory

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These choices x2

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answer's 17

Orange hat guy's hand. The numbers are on the upper left of the cards, he can't see them that way.

Clever girl.

orange guy is sitting in front of the mirror, his cards would be visible. this one infuriated me the other day

It's a nonogram/Picross. The numbers represent the number of boxes that get filled in with each line. So, the top row has all 15 boxes filled in. The leftmost column has a set of 4 boxes, above a set of 6 boxes.

The other rules is that one empty black box must separate any two sets up numbers, and that the numbers are in order. That is, the 4,6 in the leftmost column means that there is a set of 4 blocks above a set of 6 blocks.

Some nonograms include multiple colors and so don't use the empty box rule, but with a simple one like this, only one color is used and so there will always be an empty box between separate numbers.

The picture in the back, someone doesn't know how to paint a picture.

WHAT MIRROR

Thanks, Twilight Princess picross

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Total losses:
$20 in change, given to the woman.
$50 bill, given to the clerk next door.
One pair of shoes. (the ones sold for $30)

The shoe store clerk is out $70 in total cash. They're also out one pair of shoes, as well. Unless this is a Laytonism of "they're not out anything because they called the cops and got everything back from the woman" or some bullshit.

This here's the answer.

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Maybe one more or less
Seemed pretty simple

50$. He had 30$ left after giving the woman her change, only had 20$ to give back from his own pocket. So that 20$ plus the value of the shoes.

>one day
fuck, 33

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>answer is completely wrong
>"seemed pretty simple"

Old school is best school.

22?

A broke the window, B and C are lying, D is telling the truth.

has to be A

Guess randomly until you win - there's only 4 options

Fuck I'm smart

B is lying, which means he didn't break the glass.
D is telling the truth, since B didn't break the glass, so they didn't do it.

Knowing kids, it's entirely possible that C broke the glass and A ended up doing something completely unrelated, like taking a shit on your back porch.

It's A, just look at his cunt face. Also, B, C and can't have broken it that would mean they're telling the truth.

But how do you know?

C didnt break the window because if he did then his statement would've been truthful, therefore it breaks the rule that the kid that broke the rule is lying. same goes for B and D

No its not military time.

>the kid that broke the window is lying
fucking hell I cant type today

If B did it, he'd be lying by saying it was him, which would mean it wasn't him.
If C did it, he'd be lying by saying A didn't do shit, which means A did do something. Since one of them threw the ball, it wouldn't make sense that 2 did it.
If D did it, he'd be lying by saying B didn't do it, which means B did do it, which contradicts D doing it.
Only possible option is A.

Enough of these baby puzzles. Let's separate the brainlets from the men.
Four students took a test where every question had two possible answers, A or B. Each question was worth 10 points, for a total of 100 points.
Can you figure out Colin's score?

Because who ever broke it HAS to be lying.

B can't have broke it, because he would have to lie if he did. We have a paradox if B broke it.

If C broke it, that means A broke it too. Paradox

If D broke it, that means B broke it too. Paradox

do you know what military time is?

Had the bill been real, he would have lost zero dollars. So the answer is $50.

do you know what military time is
there's no AM or PM in military time
it's just 00:00 to 23:59
34 is the correct answer because it's 17 different combinations with three consecutive digits being the same, and they appear on the clock twice in a day

They're all in on it together. Now E is jerking off into your panties while you're distracted by this stupid fucking puzzle.

The perfect crime.

Are you a bad enough dude to solve this?

1 step. You stick them all in the boat and go across.

>peasant, his wife, a shepherd, a sheep, a cow, some meat, and some vegetables
>all of these count as one passenger on the boat
>all of these

>if the wife is with the shepherd while the peasant isnt around, they'll run away together
FUCKING ROASTIES

correct, sometimes we tend to over think things don't we?

I can tell you Colin has a score between 40 and 60.

60%.

60

Dan and Lisa's grade sheets only differed by two answers (6 and 9) and only differed by 20 points, which means that Dan had both of those answers correct. (both A)

Mary and Dan's sheets differed by six answers, but we know that two of them (6 and 9) were incorrect on Mary's sheet. Thus, everything on Mary's sheet is correct EXCEPT 6, 9, and one other unknown answer.

You can also work out that Mary and Dan must've answered the same question wrong, because if Mary answered one wrong but Dan right, then Dan would've received 60 points in total. (This one takes longer to verify, so do it yourself.) That means that the answer for 1, 3, 7, or 8 must be incorrect. And the others are correct.

From there, we can grade Colin's sheet from Mary's. Colin put down the same answers for Mary for 1, 3, 7, and 8, which means he has 3 answers correct and 1 wrong. 6 is wrong (B) while 9 is right (A). 2 and 5 match Mary's sheet for another correct answer, while 4 and 10 don't for incorrect answers. So that's 6 correct, and a final score of 60/100.

fuck you, Sup Forums. That was supposed to be the nail in your coffins. You weren't supposed to get it

>You weren't supposed to get it

All puzzles are made to be solved.

Shepard + Sheep crosses
Shepard comes back
Shepard + Meat crosses
Shepard comes back
Peasant + Shepard crosses
Peasant comes back
Peasant + Cow crosses
Peasant comes back
Peasant + Vegetables crosses
Peasant comes back
Peasant + Wife crosses

Or to put it another way: if there is any optimal solution, then that solution would require at least one trip over and one trip back for every item except the last two. You have seven items, which means at least ten trips for five of them and an eleventh trip for the last two.

ENOUGH.
The fun and games has gone on long enough, no one shall solve this classic.

>posts a puzzle to a site dripping with weapons-grade autism
>You weren't supposed to get it

Here's a puzzle. How do you get a gf?

Wrong