History VideoGame / Inca

** Your ship's default weapon fires pairs of these, which get smaller and deal less damage when its energy bar decreases.

* AnachronismStew: The game takes place in June of 1525, contrasting with the advanced technology in-game.

* ComputerVoice: The ''Tumi'' in both games has a talking feminine computer, named Dalán in the first, and [=MC2=] in the second.

* TemptingFate: After your father and Celt intercept the Tumi in a much larger ship, the former tells you, "Do not. Touch. Anything!" before the two men take off in their ships. The player has to disobey to progress.

* EyepatchOfPower: Captain Delagro, who [[spoiler: killed Atahualpa]].

* ButNowIMustGo: Huana Capac disappears after El Dorado acquires the third power.
* TheChosenOne: You, so your [[SpiritAdvisor spiritual mentor]], Huana Capac says.

* CometOfDoom: The premise is kicked off by the discovery of an asteroid containing a great energy source. Aguirre wants to use this to expand his power.

* LifeMeter: Your ship and [=HUD=] for the maze segments has a Tumi-shaped semicircle with two meters of blue gems. The outer ring depicts your nine hit-points, while the inner ring shows the [[VideoGameLives five lives you have]] for the game proper.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: At a couple of space battles, sometimes El Dorado's dialogue and the battle plan don't match the battle in-game. Often, the enemy ships are faster than the ''Tumi'', counter to what [=MC2=] says.

* TheMaze: A third of the first game involves mazes, with puzzles and shooter segments mixed in-between. The second has only one maze at the endgame, with a bizarre distributed throughout it.

!!This VideoGame contains examples of:
* AnachronismStew: The game takes place in June of 1525, contrasting with the advanced technology in-game.
* AsteroidThicket: Your first space battle level. Also doubles as a breather level of sorts, since it's the only battle level to not involve Aguirre's goons.
* AutobotsRockOut: The track "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2z4Gms-lpQ Katchampa]]" that plays during the Trench shooter segments has a wailing electric guitar alongside a frantic Andean wind track.

* TheMaze: A third of the whole game involves mazes, with puzzles and shooter segments mixed in-between.

* ComputerVoice: The new ''Tumi's'' computer, [=MC2=], who speaks in a more monotone voice than ''Dalán''.

* AutobotsRockOut: The track "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2z4Gms-lpQ&t=86s Katchampa]]" that plays during the Trench shooter segments has a wailing electric guitar alongside a frantic Andean wind track.

* ButNowIMustGo: Huana Capac disappears after El Dorado acquires the second power.

* HeroicMime: El Dorado is the only character to not have voice lines, although we do see text dialogue when interacting with objects.

* ButNowIMustGo: Huana Capac disappears when El Dorado acquires the third power.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: At a couple of space battles, sometimes El Dorado's dialogue and the battle plan don't match the battle in-game. Often, the enemy ships are faster than the ''Tumi'', counter to what [=MC12=] says.

* CoolStarship: Your golden Incan space fighter, ''Tumi'', complete with a [[ComputerVoice talking flight computer]] named Dalán.

* AutobotsRockOut: The track "Katchampa" that plays during the Trench shooter segments has a wailing electric guitar alongside a frantic Andean wind track.

!!Inca II contains examples of:

''Inca'' is a 1992 computer game developed by Creator/CoktelVision and published by [[Creator/Sierra Sierra On-Line]].

''Inca'' is a 1992 computer game developed by Coktel Vision and published by Sierra On-Line.