A brain twisting mystery

In Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, enter the world of Professor Layton, where puzzles hide in every corner. Puzzle master Professor Layton and his apprentice, Luke, have stumbled upon another mystery. It's up to them to navigate their way through numerous puzzles to determine who - or what - caused the death of Professor Layton's mentor, Dr. Schrader.  Was it the mysterious Elysian Box, rumored to kill all who open it?  Professor Layton and Luke find a train ticket for the Molentary Express, a clue that begins their adventure.  Test your wits in the sprawling, mind-bending adventures of Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box.

• Features a riveting mystery with animated movie scenes throughout
• Tap your brain power to tackle over 150 puzzles
• Solve all types of brainteasers, from logic puzzles to riddles
• Working through puzzles is a snap with touchscreen controls
• Download new puzzles via Nintendo Wi-Fi (Wireless broadband required)

• The Tiled Box - Look carefully at the two boxes shown - they are the same box shown from two different angles.  Each face has a unique image gracing its surface.  Take a gander at the visible faces, and see if you can reassemble the pattern of the box yourself.
• The Warped Wheel - In the back of the train yard, there's an old, warped wheel lying on the ground.  While no longer functional, the wheel is interesting because, when rolled on a flat surface, its axle traces a funny pattern if you look at it from the side. Can you figure out the crooked path of the axle?
• It's a Wrap - Working at a flower shop, it's your job to wrap your customers' purchases nicely before you hand them over.  In order to wrap the flower just like the included drawing, how should you begin your wrapping?
• Stacked Glasses - The owner of a four-star restaurant assigns a young waiter the tasks of stacking the glasses in a decorative manner.  Eager to please, the young waiter immediately draws five separate designs and shows them to the owner.  The owner takes one glance at the designs and, with a look of irritation says, "This design is preposterous!  What were you thinking?"  Which of the five designs is the owner talking about?
• Trees in the Forest - This forest contains four different types of trees.  You will need to draw dividers in the forest so that you form four different sections.  Each section should contain one of each type of tree, and all the trees must be connected either horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally.

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