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Examples of Puzzles!

For this method, we will be using Professor Layton games as a suitable reference of how games and puzzles will affect their understanding of achieving critical thinking. Since there are tons of puzzles in this game, we will be picking out a few of the puzzles to show as examples.

Please click on the left navigation bar to view the examples on the 'Examples of Puzzles', or click below!


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Example 1




Hints

Of course, when the player is stuck in a game, hints can be collected and used.





Given the hints, the player is able to think through again, with possible solutions.


Solution
 



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Example 2

The first example might be an easy one. Let's try the 2nd example!



Hints


 


Solution




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Example 3



 
Hints



Solution

$95. The camera case costs $5 and the camera itself is $305.

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Example 4



Hints



Solutions



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Example 5



Hints



Solutions


 

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Example 6



Hints



Solutions


 

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Example 7



Hints



Solutions

There are two possible solution:

41286 - 7953 and 41268 - 7935

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Example 8



Hints



Solutions


 

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Example 9



Hints



Solutions



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