Netflix Unveils "Rise of the Golden Idol" Sequel, 300 Years Later

The idol is back, and this time, it's shining brighter than ever. Netflix has just released "The Rise of the Golden Idol," the much-anticipated sequel to "The Case of the Golden Idol." If you thought the wait would be longer, think again—it's here sooner than expected.

Forget the 18th century; we're now grooving into the 1970s, a full 300 years after the events of the prequel. Picture the era: disco beats thumping in the background, bell-bottoms swaying, and the world just starting to embrace the marvels of fax machines.

So, What’s the Story in The Rise of the Golden Idol?

It's been three centuries since the Cloudsley family saga captivated audiences with the mystery of the Golden Idol. Now, the legend of this powerful relic has faded into mere whispers and myths. Yet, there's a new crowd buzzing with curiosity, eager to see the Idol resurface.

This eager crowd includes relic hunters, cultists seeking enlightenment, and a team of scientists. As the all-seeing investigator, your task is to piece together the bizarre happenings that lead back to the long-lost relic.

"The Rise of the Golden Idol" features 20 cases that range from downright disturbing to supernatural. You'll sift through evidence, uncover who did what, and delve into their motivations. Expect to encounter a variety of suspects, from sketchy prisoners and eccentric talk show hosts to corporate types harboring deep secrets.

Want to see what's in store? Catch a glimpse of "The Rise of the Golden Idol" below!

Are You a Netflix Subscriber?

Crafted by Color Gray Games and Playstack, "The Rise of the Golden Idol" is published by Netflix on Android, just like its predecessor. If you're a Netflix subscriber, you can dive into this adventure for free. Simply grab the game from the Google Play Store.

So, immerse yourself in a world filled with crime scenes, eerie clues, and a cast of shady characters. And before you leave, don't miss our next scoop: Is Roblox Finally Making Things Safe for Kids?