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The Azran Legacy Trailer Launches Professor Layton's Final Adventure
The sixth and final Layton game with a titular Professor in a starring role released yesterday, and the game's launch trailer sets up the story. It sets it up so well, in fact, that there are technically a few spoilers in it. The largest spoilers remain hidden, thankfully, but there are a few character and event reveals that I was surprised to see in the trailer.
You can check out the video below, or ignore it and just go grab the game if you want to go in completely free of preconception. For alternative preconceptions, with fewer spoilers, you can red our review here.
Our Take
I was on the review for Azran Legacy (which is linked above) and it's a quality entry. If you've never played a Layton game, this might not be the best place to start, but if you've played all or a few of the others, this is a good place to end it. That is, of course, until we learn what's in store for the future of the series.
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