History VideoGame / Inca

* NextTierPowerUp: The new ''Tumi'', fitted with a larger array of weapons and increased aiming. It actually looks like the original ship, but fitted into a larger chassis.

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

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Where you play as El Dorado the entire stretch of the first game, Inca II puts you in the role of his new son, Atahualpa. [[spoiler: The game switches back to El Dorado when [[KilledOffForReal his son's ship gets blown up]].]]

* RealityIsOutToLunch: In the final stretch of the game, El Dorado winds up inside a maze within the asteroid, made up of his memories, as well as some sort of bomb which needs to be wrapped back in around itself. The maze alone is suitable enough to warp one's mind, but the puzzles — even for a game which has already been out there and back — are sublime.

* LandDownunder: At one point, the ''Tumi'' lands in Australia, where Celt and El Dorado enlist the help of an astronomer named Yuna to find where the asteroid is headed.

* LandDownunder: At one point, the ''Tumi'' lands in Australia, where Celt and El Dorado enlist the help of a scientist named Numa to find where the asteroid is headed.

* NonLinearSequel: Although many of the previous game's elements remain, a chunk of the plot has been [[{{Retcon}} retconned]].

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* EnemyScan: During space battles, Dalán will automatically aim your weapons at enemy fighters when in range, and show you their hit-points. Averted when faced with the Spanish Galleons, however.

* AsteroidThicket: Your first space battle level. Also doubles as a BreatherLevel, since it's the only battle level to not involve Aguirre's goons.

* DullSurprise: El Dorado maintains a constant tired stare throughout the whole adventure.

** SpaceIsAnOcean: Being up against giant floating galleons that launch conquistadors in space fighters certainly counts. You even go up against the ''galleons themselves'' towards the end of the game.

The setting is an uchronic war between Incas and Spaniards that takes place in space. Levels vary in gameplay, forming a variable and rich gameplay, however the surreal nature of the game (common in Coktel Vision adventures) gives no comprehensive storyline or solution to riddles, which are solved simply by trying random item combinations. Huayna Capac, last grand Inca, after 500 years of his death, prepares a warrior called El Dorado to fight Aguirre, the Spanish leader. Eldorado will find himself in space flying a Tumi-shaped spaceship and dogfight with Spanish spaceships. El Dorado will find himself fighting his way through mazes, or on board the Spanish mothership (actually a Galleon flying in space) trying to escape, he will meet the Aclla and uncover three magical gems that will help him vanquish the Conquistadors.

* TheChosenOne: You, so your dead father, Huana Capac says.

* PasswordSave: The game prompts you with an 8-digit level code at fixed points in the game, which is also randomized depending on the hardware the game runs on.

* BloodlessCarnage: According to [[AllThereInTheManual the manual]], you are not strictly killing people in the conbat segments, but merely distorting their place in the space-time continuum.

* TheChosenOne: You, so your dead Huana Capac says.

* FashionVictimVillain: The Conquistadors certainly look pretty silly in those yellow outfits.