Chapter 4 of The Rise of the Golden Idol is rather confusing when you try to make sense of it. What do an aviary, a talent show, and a random apartment complex have in common? On the face of it, nothing, but if you dig a little further and start catching the clues, you can spot something bigger happening.
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If you didn’t pick up on it while completing the scenarios, the tasks you’re forced to complete to be able to progress on to Chapter 5 will make things a bit clearer. The big machine built in Chapter 3? That’s been getting some Trials.
To unlock these puzzles, you will first need to complete all the Chapter 4 scenarios:
All Symbols Solutions
This panel is the key to working out what the point of this chapter was.
- You have seven symbols and seven words, with some obvious separation.
- The four time words match up with the four symbols at the top. Working out what these mean will require you to examine the supplemental information on the scenario selection screen, specifically the information granted by clicking on the clock.
- Two of the symbols should be very obvious based on your experience in Chapter 3.
- The final word matches with the final symbol, naturally.
All Transfer Solutions
Now we have to figure out the transfers that occurred during the chapter.
- Figuring out what the symbols mean will make it very obvious what transfers actually happened. It’s to do with memories.
- Going back into these scenarios and finding people who talk about memory will help.
- All participants had an item in common, too. It’s blatantly obvious once you know what it is.
- According to the Subject Outcomes binder on the left, some participants did not attend the follow-up meeting. We know of a few people who have very good reasons for not being able to attend.
- Height is only relevant for two participants, and you can find out their specific heights quite easily.
- One set of memories is stated to be ‘useless’. Who displays this ‘useless’ information?
- Parental consent implies that a parent is taking part in the study alongside their child.
- There are four data disks with differing numbers of lit squares. One is labelled with a Subject number.
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