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Originally Posted by Toast_Burner
also it seems he didnt like the game because it rips off Professor Layton, but he complains when it does stuff differently to Professor Layton  . |
Well, no, he complains that most things that Puzzle Agent did, Layton did better. That's not quite the same thing.
It seems enjoyment of the game is very much tied to the Layton-shaped elephant in the room: if you can get past the fact that, yeah, it's fairly derivative, then you'll have a good time. If you can't, then you might want to lower your expectations now.
All I care about are whether the puzzles are good and interesting, and whether the story is worthwhile. Honestly, I'm worried that it will fall in the same trap that Layton fell in, that most of the puzzles will be "chestnuts" (puzzles that are so well-known that most seasoned puzzlers could give you the answer without thinking about the problem at all).