>One year after Luke Triton departs England to live overseas in America, Professor Layton receives a letter from his former apprentice inviting him to come and solve a mystery in the technologically-advanced town of Steam Bison. In America, it is Luke rather than the professor who is renowned for his puzzle-solving skills; but the two must work together to discover the truth behind the ghostly cowboy, Gunman Joe, haunting the town.Alright, predict the stupid Layton twist.
>>747675738it was written by a.i. so why not just ask grok lmao
>>747675738They never went to America, it was actually Australia the entire time. Also something something Westworld
FUCK Level-5
>>747676293Curious Village was already Westworld
>>747676378Preasu understandu, tiny indie company, AI is all we have
hello everyone, hino aihiro here, president and founder of level-5we spent all our tokens on generating the trailer, could you guys ask chatgpt to write us a plot for the game?thanks
>>747676534They're going to do Westworld again... but this time in the west
The puzzle master behind the series is dead, why bother.
>>747677601>only one old Japanese man can make shitty touchscreen puzzles out of the billions of people on Earth
>>747675738I don't know enough to guess the final twist, but I imagine the mid-game twist will be straight-forward: Gunman Joe isn't real. Almost certainly he's a steam-bot controlled by someone. And they won't be the villain, but someone protecting the true treasure of the area from the actual villains.
>>747676923Here you go Hino, I asked GPT and here is what it shat out.>One year after Luke leaves England for America, Layton receives a letter asking him to come to the technologically advanced town of Steam Bison. Luke has become renowned locally for solving puzzles, but he can't explain the appearance of the ghostly cowboy Gunman Joe, a legendary gunslinger supposedly killed decades ago. His appearances are accompanied by strange mechanical failures, disappearances and other supernatural incidents.>Layton and Luke investigate with the eccentric inventor Mr. Eggmuffin, Sheriff Bobsley, the mysterious Allinston family — sisters Elinora and Elida and their father Bolt — and Falcon, the talking falcon who assists Luke. They discover that Steam Bison's technology is impossibly advanced and that its history has been deliberately concealed. Beneath the town they eventually find BISON, a gigantic machine built by its founders to control the town.>The apparent solution is that Gunman Joe is a mechanical projection created by BISON. But the truth is stranger: BISON has developed an advanced intelligence and is still following its creator Joseph Bison's final command to "protect Steam Bison". It has been manipulating the town for decades, creating the ghostly incidents because it believes it is preventing the town from destroying itself.>The final villain, the Allinston sisters' estranged mother, wants to give BISON complete control of Steam Bison, creating a supposedly perfect society without human error. Layton and Luke stop the machine by solving one enormous final puzzle together, with Layton acknowledging that Luke has become a detective in his own right.>Then comes the traditional Layton twist: just as everything seems resolved, they discover evidence that Joseph Bison may not have died at all. A final photograph shows him alive decades later, standing before an even more advanced city. BISON wasn't the real mystery — it was only the beginning.
>>747676378level 5lop
So this is going to flop right? Already a niche genre and they've killed all their remaining goodwill with the AI shit.
>>747681226>the AI shiti was excited for the game but completely missed this. what happened?
>>747679167lol, i'm gonna save this and see how close it gets>>747681226hard to say, but i do think now is the right time to launch an indie layton clone
