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Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Nintendo 3DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Mild Blood, Mild Suggestive Themes, Mild Violence, Use of Alcohol	No Interactive Elements	This is an adventure game in which players assume the role of Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright as they investigate a mysterious town. Players can solve puzzles, interact with characters/witnesses, present evidence during a trial, and deduce various mysteries. As players progress through the story, they can trigger cutscenes, some of which depict brief acts of violence (e.g., characters lowered into and/or set on fire, sword fighting against enemies). One still-frame image depicts a murder victim slumped over at a crime scene; small traces of blood are depicted on the body and pieces of evidence. The game sometimes depicts female characters in revealing outfits (e.g., large amounts of exposed cleavage); dialogue occasionally contains suggestive material and innuendo (e.g., “I like being on top” and “You have no idea how delightful it is when Foxy steps on us in her dirty stilettos…”). One character is depicted drunk, swallowing several drinks while swaying and slurring his speech.

Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy

Nintendo 3DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Mild Violence, Use of Alcohol	Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB (Nintendo 3DS)	This is a puzzle-adventure game in which players follow Professor Layton and his young assistants as they investigate a mystery. As players solve puzzles and interact with characters, they can trigger various cutscenes, some of which depict brief acts of violence (e.g., machine-gun fire; robots using lasers to destroy a town; a character stabbed by a knife). A handful of sequences contain dialogue about human sacrifice, though no such acts are shown. In one sequence, a tavern area depicts frothy beer mugs and a drunken character that stumbles and slurs his speech (e.g., “HIC! Ain't seen you round these parts, little lady.”).

Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask

Nintendo 3DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Mild Violence	No Interactive Elements	This is a puzzle-adventure game in which players follow Professor Layton and his young assistants as they investigate mysterious events in the fictional city of Monte d'Or. As players solve puzzles and interact with characters, they can trigger various cutscenes, some of which depict brief acts of violence (e.g., armed guards firing guns at a character; characters sword-fighting against mechanical creatures; townspeople crying out and running from falling debris). One still-frame sequence depicts silhouettes—surrounded by fire, describes citizens “engulfed in flames” on a platform (e.g., “That's not a miracle. That's a public execution.”).

Professor Layton and the Last Specter

Nintendo DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Alcohol Reference, Mild Suggestive Themes, Mild Violence, Simulated Gambling	Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB (Nintendo DS)	This is a puzzle-adventure game in which players follow Professor Layton and his young apprentice as they attempt to solve the mystery behind a ghostly creature. As players solve puzzles and explore town areas, they can trigger various cutscenes, some of which depict violent acts (e.g., characters punching and kicking each other); in one sequence, gunshots ring out before the camera cuts to a character lying on the ground. The dialogue occasionally makes brief references to murder and suicide. Some dialogue includes mildly suggestive references (e.g. “Are your legs tired? Because you've been running through my mind all day” and "your hair—it looks so soft and . . . touchable.”). In a bonus game, players can select a “defining trait” for a character (e.g., “Fashionissimo,” “Smooth Talker,” “Sweet Tooth”). For “Smooth Talker,” the accompanying text reads, “Your natural charm makes you irresistible to the opposite sex.” Dialogue also includes a few references to wine (e.g., “We have several aged wines in the cellar” and “Our friend Layton is quite the wine aficionado.”). In one casino environment, players can wager in-game currency on a card game called Higher Lower.

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future

Nintendo DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Mild Violence	No Interactive Elements	This is a puzzle game in which players follow Professor Layton and his protégé as they attempt to solve a mystery surrounding a time machine. Players solve puzzles, explore town areas and time periods, and earn "Hint Coins" by tapping on conspicuous objects. The storyline sometimes depicts scenes of violence and injury: a group of henchmen use machine guns to shoot up a casino; a victim's extended arm protrudes from underneath a mound of rubble after an explosion.

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box

Nintendo DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Alcohol Reference, Mild Violence	No Interactive Elements	This is a puzzle game in which players follow Professor Layton and his protégé as they attempt to solve a mystery surrounding a strange antique. Players solve puzzles, explore areas around a town, and earn "Hint Coins" by tapping on conspicuous objects. The storyline sometimes includes discussions about murder or death: a box that is infamous for killing anyone who opens it; a colleague that dies under curious circumstances; a police inspector pointing out a possible cause of death (e.g., "What do we have here. A murder? Or was the crime self-inflicted?"). In one cutscene, Professor Layton has a sword fight with another character, though neither combatant is injured. One puzzle includes a text hint that mentions villagers toasting with red wine and dancing until late in the night.

Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Nintendo DS

Rating	Content Descriptors	Interactive Elements	Rating Summary
	Mild Violence	No Interactive Elements	No Rating Summary