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Random note: As soon as attention was drawn to that suitcase early on, I immediately assumed a body was either inside it or was at some point inside it.

It just felt right!

But yes, GAA2 only has 4 cases, the last case is just the longest in the series by quite a fair margin, and they decided to "split" it into two because of it. There's enough material to justify it being two cases, but AAI2 does it much better.

You solve case 4, and then you get the call "Can you truly in good conscience say this case is solved?" All those little unresolved loose ends start to pile back on, because you haven't actually completed the case at all. However, case 5 isn't just a direct continuation of case 4, it immediately adds more plot dynamics and a very important new death to form it's own identity despite following immediately in the footsteps of the case before it. Case 5 in GAA2 doesn't do anything to actually merit being separated.