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090 - Eye of the Dragon091 - Strange Glasses092 - Cave Cover-Up

Strange Glasses is a puzzle in Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. The puzzle must be solved in order to progress the story.

Puzzle

US Version

These two circular images show what you're seeing through your right and left eye. The images were originally the same, but one of them has now been flipped right-left and spun around an unknown amount. The shapes are the same as in the original image with the exception of one, which has been changed slightly.

Circle the shape that's different.

UK Version

These two circular images show what you are seeing through your right and left eyes.
The images were originally the same, but one of them has now been flipped right-left and rotated an unknown amount.
The shapes are all the same as in the original image, with the exception of one which has been slightly altered.

Circle the shape that's been altered.

Hints

Click a Tab to reveal the Hint.

US Version

Compare the shapes one by one.
If you're careful about how they look when they're flipped, it's not difficult.

UK Version

Compare each shape individually.

If you think carefully about how they look when they're flipped, it's not difficult.

US Version

If you eliminate the shapes that don't change even when flipped, you can narrow it down.

UK Version

Some shapes remain exactly the same when they're flipped. You can narrow things down by eliminating these.

US Version

Do some shapes that appear to be flipped only look that way because they've been rotated?

Don't be fooled by the rotation.

UK Version

Do some shapes appear to be individually flipped only because the whole image has been rotated?

Don't be fooled by this rotation.

It's a round shape.


Solution

Incorrect

Too bad!

Look carefully. You might have missed something.

Correct

Terrific!

US Version

The answer is G. You might have been fooled by the flipping, but since you were paying attention to differences along the shapes' axes, you must have found the answer pretty easily.

UK Version

The answer is shape G. It's easy to be fooled by the flipping, but if you pay attention to the relationship between the shapes and the axis, the answer's pretty easy to find.

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