Review: Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy (3DS)

Incredibly enough, being able to buy into Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy's main plot — Professor Layton and his chirpy sidekick Luke get involved with a million-year old civilization and a survivor of said civilization — isn't as difficult as buying into a universe where everyone from the youngest child to the oldest adult is constantly bombarding each other with logic puzzles.

"I surely would like a cup of tea."

"Straight away, sir. Right after you answer this quandary involving logarithmic scale forms and the price of wool of in Norway."

What makes Professor Layton so special as a character in this universe is that he answers more questions than he poses. That's what makes him so novel to the other characters and why he seems to be known the world over. Or it could just be the hat.

True or False?