i didn't find the overall narrative in this one as interesting as the other dlc, and with that slight lack of interest some of the mysteries were particularly challenging (i really struggled with the second case lol, this was the first time i actually used the hint system and even then i was drawing blanks for a bit of it), but when pieces really fell into place i ended up liking it anyway! i enjoy its direct connection to the start of the golden idol game, that was neat. overcomplicates that aspect of the original story, maybe, but i don't know, i like it

A neat little side story for The Case of the Golden Idol. The change in setting is refreshing, but the story's primary focus is clarifying mysteries of the first game rather than creating an engaging challenge on its own. Playing it feels a bit like reading a reference section at the end of a great book.

My big complaint-- the visuals are noticeably and sometimes distractingly lower quality. I wonder if they switched design processes to speed up development or something, sadly it is a big downgrade.

I was a big fan of the Case of the Golden Idol and really enjoyed the first DLC. This one I was unaware of until recently and had to pick it up.

I breezed through it over the course of two days. Filling in the blanks is still a lot of fun. In the moment some stories here were not as compelling to me and weren't quite hanging together, but once I got through the final one and saw the whole picture, I thought it was quite clever. I really like the final reveal and it clears up a lot of what was puzzling me about the first two chapters of this installment.