Where is crouton curious village

Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. Professor Layton and the Curious Village. In the curious village of St. Mystere, townsfolk speak to each other in riddles, lock their doors with sliding puzzles and hide their secrets within brainteasers.

Mild Violence. Release Date. No Time to Die Review. Set in suburban Chicago in the late s, the story centers on ten-year-old Jake Doyle's Fegley herculean quest to get the latest and greatest video game system for Christmas. The film is based on the novel by Kevin Jakubowski. And that's all for the Weekly Puzzles for now. They might not make a return until the end of the game, but the rest will be covered in due time anyway.

Since we're here already, it'd be poor form to not talk to her. All that talking about the mansion we did last time got me reminiscing, so I decided to stop by for a visit. But enough about me! By the look on your face, it seems that you have something you want to ask me. He wasn't exactly what you'd call a social butterfly.

I'm sorry, that's all I can remember. We should ask if he knows anything. I would wager he's still hanging around that fork in the road just beyond the clock tower. Well, there's quite a ways to Crumm's Cafe which leaves plenty of opportunities to be easily distracted.

Or, rather, we have opportunity to grill a few people to see if they know anything else about what the Golden Apple could possibly be. Is what I'd like to say, but I don't think I can even pretend any more. So, instead of heading up into the clock towers area let's go all the way to the left instead. Normally, we wouldn't even bother coming here again for quite a while but I'm being a bit more efficient.

You'll understand exactly what I mean when you see the numbers for the puzzles in this area. The chess one from before should've given you a rather good idea already though. So, yeah, I could leave Adrea's and Pauly's two until much later, but that's not quite as fun. It's not like they're worth intentionally postponing until later after all. In the same vein, I suppose I could've covered them before now but there was no real reason to do so.

In here, on the other hand, as we know there's already at least 4 to deal with. Crouton's also usually worth talking to, even when he doesn't exactly have a puzzle too. Thank you for your assistance in the matter. Well, since you're here already, why not take a load off and rest for a bit? What's this? Oh my, where did I put that measuring cup? The problem is, my measuring cup seems to have grown feet! Can you think of a way I could use these 7 and 9 litre pitchers to divide things up?

I'm sure you can already figure out roughly how to solve this one. At least it's thematically consistent. Though, Crouton being Crouton he has more than just the one. Unfortunately, his second one isn't quite so favourable. Could you give me a hand with it? There are two small areas between the warehouses where you can stash an additional two boxes. Use these to your advantage when shifting boxes back and forth. Find a pattern for sending boxes over and repeat it until solved.

As long as you're gradually shifting the boxes to the proper warehouses, you will finish the puzzle eventually. Don't be afraid of moving a few boxes back to the wrong warehouse on occasion. Sometimes you need to go backward to go forward.

I can't go to any other screens and I can't find any more puzzles. It tells me to find Crouton, but I can't leave these three screens. How do I get past this area and find Crouton? Thank you, Diane. This game is curious. Side Quest. What if I missed a Puzzle? Tech Support. The vast majority of them aren't particularly interesting, so you're not really missing anything of value if you ignore them. Since we're not gonna get anything here, after all, we might as well head on back to Deke and see if we can get him to move.

But it looks like you've already done that! Well, I guess I just lied to you then. If you reall want to pass through here, you're also going to have to solve one more puzzle. I have no idea if it's even possible to get this far without doing There's plenty more you can net, since we've got 36 done already, so it's not that hard to do anyway.

And, yeah, I went and did this so as to actually get some progress done in this update. Like with Agnes' puzzle before, it'll be with all the others at the end. Unlike that one, though, we won't be stopping about 5 seconds after this. He's a man by the name of Ramon. You haven't seen him about, have you? Erm, yeah, I think I might have. Oh gosh, where'd I see him? Maybe you'd be better off asking someone else. Ask Lucy. She's standing under the clock tower. Doesn't look like much, right now does it?

But at least there's some new things here we haven't seen before. Let's start with the cat, because why not. Ah, yes. Luke, speaking of mice, have you heard this one before? Probably but let's do other things before worrying about a puzzle. Like, say, let's talk to that girl on the right now.

She's probably the "Lucy" that Deke mentioned after all. I'll tell you a little something anyway. If you take a right at the fork in the road up ahead, you'll run right into Ramon's friend, Jarvis. He might know where Ramon went. If you want, you can come back and try my puzzle again after that.

Now let's hit up the obvious hidden puzzle in that doorway on the left. I'm gonna regret this in about 3 seconds from now. This slide puzzle only has eight movable parts, so don't be intimidated. Take your time with it. If you aren't seeing much progress, try something new with each move. Don't get stuck moving pieces in the same pattern again and again. Have you noticed that a few of the pieces look very similar to some others? Focus your attention on those.

If you are still having trouble, start by moving the piece in the upper-left corner out of its starting location. You can't finish the puzzle without doing so. Yeah, I'm gonna say straight up right now: you saw how bad I am at even the easiest ones of these sliding block things in the previous update. So, to save time and effort I looked up the quickest way to solve this one.

It still took 25 moves. You're welcome. See if we can find Jarvis to find Ramon! Jeez, Agnes moved quite quick to beat us here. Ah well, let's talk to the man on the left first since he's also new! I can tell from here, sir. You have something you want to ask me, no? Don't even try to hide it, sir. It's in your eyes. And ask you may, after you solve this puzzle for me. Nah, that's fine. We've already got one lead to work with; if it dries up, we'll come back to see what you've got.

Oh, and we've got Agnes to speak to as well so I suppose we should do that too. Oh, that's all? Eh, we'll be fine. I don't really believe in "luck" all that much anyway. It's just accuracy and evasion in a neat and tidy package, after all. Well, we could head to the right here and find Jarvis immediately Oh, by the way, there is a hidden puzzle here I didn't mark: see if you can find it!

Before that though, let's talk to the guy here to see what he has to say. It won't take but a minute. Never mind.