Inca

1992 DOS

Adventure Sci-fi Historical setting Bizarre Sci-fi Point & Click

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Age rating

7 and above

Game mode(s)

No modes defined

License

Abandonware

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You are El Dorado, the Inca people's last hope. As the Chosen One you take your space ship and have to collect three great Inca Powers; Time, Matter and Energy. Along the way you are hunted by the conquistadors and space pirates. The game is obscure and weird as hell, featuring both adventure game mechanics and space combat. After each level or section there are passwords, allowing you to continue where you left off.

Published: 14.05 2017 by Coreus

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