Who Did This Ancient Ritual Machine Kill?



The Case of the Golden Idol Part 7 – I was worried that the DLC would not live up to the standard of the main game, but this mystery absolutely destroyed those worries. What a beautiful web of interconnected clues, puzzles, and strong difficulty.
Edited by: Dan White

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37 thoughts on “Who Did This Ancient Ritual Machine Kill?”

  1. i really love the statue the seven seas gifted to lanka because they assume they worship the generic red devils while probably being mostly ignorant about their actual culture

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  2. When I played this case, I originally thought that the letter the warrior/guard received was from the dead woman who's in the ritual machine, and it never occured to me that Anula could've also written it. The fact that it was signed as "Your Queen" never clicked and I thought it was just a pet name between the two of them.

    So basically there's an entire complicated relationship between Zubiri, the woman in the chamber, Anula, and Jayan.

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  3. You should do a series on obra dinn; Just beat the game. I know it would be a tough series to narrate but I feel like you could make it entertaining. I think it would be a hit series. I would certainly watch all of them.

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  4. Interesting fact, that method of faking the blade cutting into the person without harming them is actually an old (real) magic illusion (normally done with a circular saw).

    Tyler didn't explain that the person sawn was wearing a wooden apron, so their stomach could sink into the box (with their head and feet still on top of the box) and the wooden apron hiding the fact that they had sunk into the box.

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  5. Ben's Comments:

    Now that you bring it up… Yeah! I'd absolutely recommend the Layton saga. Sure, it doesn't have the kinds of puzzles you're used to, but they're puzzles nonetheless.

    I've played them all myself.

    Cute visuals,
    Brain-melting puzzles,
    Charming story.
    All wrapped up in the package of 6 canon games.

    Sadly, those were initially released for the Nintendo DS and 3DS which are no longer in production. We can still play 3 games as of now, but still…

    Either way, it's a good brain exercise if that's what you want. I just hope you're good at math…

    And spatial visualisation…

    But we all know you exhibit those qualities.

    And- oh, that's enough rambling for me! But Tyler, if you DO notice this comment, consider it a good recommendation for your next puzzle game.

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  6. Am i the only one that thinks there should be 20 triangles?
    There's the 18 that Tyler pointed out, but there is also the combination of the 3 rows and the top 2 rows as another 2 triangles, totaling to 20

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