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2011 Classic

Professor Layton investigates the mystery of the Mask of Chaos in the vibrant city of Monte d'Or while uncovering his own past. Hundreds of brain teasers are woven into a charming, hand-drawn mystery story.

What defines Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask:

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask are The Journey Down: Chapter Three, Murder by Numbers and The Journey Down: Chapter One. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Murder by Numbers

Distinctive, stylised art style

A detective puzzle game where actress-turned-sleuth Honor Mizrahi and her sassy robot sidekick solve murder cases. Clues are uncovered through Picross-style puzzles, mixed with witness interrogations and charming visual-novel dialogue.

The Journey Down: Chapter One

Cosy, great for unwinding

A classic point-and-click adventure with a Caribbean and African-inspired flair: gas station owner Bwana and Kito get drawn into a conspiracy while searching for a lost journal. Charming dialogue, a bold art style and an atmospheric soundtrack define the experience.

Tangle Tower

Distinctive, stylised art style

A humorous point-and-click murder mystery set in a bizarre mansion, where you question eccentric suspects, gather clues and solve puzzles, all wrapped in a striking hand-drawn cartoon style.

Loco Motive

Strong, story-driven narrative

A comedic point-and-click murder mystery aboard a train where you're the prime suspect and must clear your name. Eccentric characters, slapstick gags and clever puzzles make for a charming detective adventure.

Runaway 3: A Twist of Fate

Strong, story-driven narrative

A classic point-and-click adventure with a comic-style look, where Brian and Gina solve inventory puzzles and trade witty dialogue while unraveling a mystery of lost memory and conspiracy. The finale of the Runaway trilogy favors humor and story over action.

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