Inside it, Sam does not find the Time-Lock control room, but instead finds a seal that will open a door to the tomb of Sethirkopshef, which is nearby. After doing that, a door opens, revealing another Sirian chamber. Sam then finds the missing statue, and places it next to the statue he found in the Tomb of Ramses. After using all of the switches, the area beyond the door in the back of the tomb is finally open.
Each room has a puzzle with a switch at the end. After using each switch, four statues in the back of the tomb move, revealing hidden rooms. After exploring for a bit, his Sirian Mutilator makes two statues move, each revealing a switch. In the back of the tomb, there is what appears to be a door, but there's no way to open it. Sam enters a nearby temple in order to search for the missing statue. After talking to Quinn for a bit, he learns that there should be another statue that will fit on the spot, but she doesn't know where it is. After some fighting, Sam finds himself inside the tomb, but only finds a statue with a spot for another.
Sam heads to Abu Simbel, where he finds himself near the Tomb of Ramses. Past this door is a keycard, a holographic map that has information that shows where the Time-Lock's control room is. This activates a system that eventually lets him open a door hidden in a tomb. On Philae, Sam finds a statue of the goddess Isis, then puts it on a pedestal. Quinn tells Sam that the key to turning on the Time-Lock may be a fail-safe mechanism on Philae, so Wilson drops Sam off so he can find the mechanism. On the way, Sam and Wilson head back to headquarters however, Wilson receives new orders from HQ and he needs to take Sam to the island of Philae, as the Time-Lock didn't power on like it was supposed to. Jewel of the Nile takes place after Wilson extracts Sam after destroying the Alcor Class Warship and activating both of the Sirian power generators for the Time-Lock. Scythian Witch-Harpies also appear more frequently than in the campaign. The RAPTOR Sniper Rifle and XL2 Lasergun are now regular weapons, instead of being hidden in secrets. The Aludran Reptiloid also makes a return, along with a new boss. It is basically the same as the Sledgehammer. In addition to three new levels, the DLC also adds a new weapon, the Axe. There's also a part where the player can use the Jetpack, which marks the first time it can be used outside of a boss fight. Levels are mostly as linear as the ones in the default game, but there's one spot where the player can choose to do four puzzles in whatever order they like. Gameplay is similar to the base game, but there's more of an emphasis on using weapons such as the RAPTOR Sniper Rifle this time around. Jewel of the Nile contains three new single player levels, a new weapon, new enemy and a new boss.
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