The Rise Of The Golden Idol: All Solutions For Ignition

The end of Chapter 2 of The Rise of the Golden Idol finally brings the eponymous artifact into focus, showing us how it comes back into prominence after it met its untimely end in the previous game. Ignition, the first case of Chapter 3, sheds some much-needed light on some key individuals and a shady faction.
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PostsThis case starts introducing you to mysterious symbols, seemingly magic effects, and a cast of characters who make themselves very important over the next set of mysteries that are yours to solve. Luckily, we've got some premier hints that will let you solve these mysteries at your leisure.
All Word Locations
There are 35 words to find in this case, split over two screens: inside and outside the lab.
Location
Words
Outside the Lab
On the corkboard to the left
Tests, Lab
Inside the metal barrel
Whiskey
Inside the lockers
Caught, Enter, Jack, Both Hands, One Hand, Activated, Opportunity, Board Inspection, Oriel, Eugene, Unlocked, Westlake, Spender, Hoyle, Follow, Accuse
The man
Access Card
Inside the Lab
The man at the door
Marie, Tim, Bickered
The bickering pair
Responsibility, Touch, Access Card
The men wearing lab coats
Fire, Access Card
The book on the shelf
Nowak, Toussaint, Marmot, Reconstruct, Revoked, Approval
The device
Controls, Device
All Name Solutions
You have six individuals to identify in this case.
- Two are from previous cases, though one makes a stronger impression than the other.
- There are three individuals who do not have access cards, and dialogue should help you work out their general hierarchy and, therefore, their names.
- Only one woman makes working out her forename rather easy; her dialogue and those referring to her should help identify her surname.
Solution
The locations of the names in the table below correspond to their locations in-game.
Oriel Toussaint
Nathan Hoyle
Jack Nowak
Eugene Marmot
Tim Spender
Marie Westlake
read moreAll Print Solutions
Working out whose fingerprints belong to whom is the name of the game here, and brings a unique twist to this case.
- The first fingerprint is on a pair of glasses. Of the glasses-wearers, who might need a second pair?
- The blue fingerprint is in ink. Find out what that person wrote, and you may be closer to identifying the print's owner.
- A whiskey bottle contains one print. Someone is accused of drinking on the job - might there be fire for that smoke?
- The location of the source of the orange fingerprint makes it rather obvious whose print this one belongs to.
- What type of person is most likely to touch a flask?
- Don't think too hard about the print left on the door. The answer here is right under your nose.
Solution
The table below lists the prints in the same arrangement as they are in-game.
Oriel Toussaint
Marie Westlake
Nathan Hoyle
Tim Spender
Jack Nowak
Eugene Marmot
read moreAll Controls Solutions
After identifying the fingerprints' owners, you can work out who touched the controls rather easily.
- For the most part, you're just matching the prints visually.
- One print is a bit smudged, however. What sort of circumstances might lead to a smudged print being left?
Solution
From left to right, the portraits should depict:
- Eugene Marmot
- Tim Spender
- Eugene Marmot
- Jack Nowak
All Event Solutions
Working out the series of events here will require some analysis of the dialogues, as well as the scene's setup. It can be a confusing one, but the word selections will help you deduct things.
- It seems that the goal of the scientists matches up rather neatly with the goal of a certain individual from the previous chapter. This knowledge might help you fill in the blanks.
- Many of the clues here require you to find the only words that could possibly fit. Then, it's a matter of making sentences that match up with the events you see before you.
- Think about who is at the lab who might not be there normally, and why that might be.
- Think about who is on fire and why that might be.
Solution
Marie Westlake'steam worked to reconstruct the device. After performing tests without approval, Eugene Marmot had his access card revoked.
On the day of the board inspection, the lab was unlocked to allow Nathan Hoyle and Tim Spender to enter. This gave Eugene Marmot the opportunity to follow them in.
When Eugene Marmot used both hands to touch the controls of the device, it activated and he caught fire.
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