Tales of Inca 2: New Adventures

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A new, great adventure awaits the people of the Incas! The merciless god of the underworld transforms their paradisiacal landscape and home into scorched and fire-breathing earth. The brave Incas can save themselves, but what now?

Join the Incas on their exciting journey, fight against demons and mystical monsters and experience exciting adventures!

Many landscapes and territories want to be explored to save the home of the Incas. Until then there are a lot of exciting levels ahead of them!

Features:

- New adventures and many exciting levels
- Mode without time limit
- Gods and mystical opponents
- Trophies and awards
- Challenging, entertaining game fun

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Languages:: German, English
Operating System:: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7
Processor:: Intel i5 or better
Working memory:: 2GB or better
DirectX:: Version 9.0c
HD Memory space:
Singleplayer:: YES
One-time Internet access for activation:: YES
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Tales of Inca 2: New Adventure

This is a kind of resource management of TM. The graphics are stunning, colorful and very clear. The game movement is good and responsive. There is a tutorial that can be skipped, but you should probably use it first, because every game is a bit different. You can always turn it off. You can also change the game mode at any time during the game. This game has no "cute" things like fairies, elves, kittens, etc. It has hungry wolves, monsters (so to speak) and requires you to think about which path to take and when, whether you should upgrade buildings or not, which task to perform first, etc. It's not a linear hardcore path where you have to follow a very specific path, but I wouldn't say it's completely free either. It's a good mix of both. I bought the game after playing the first 10 levels, and I have now played 15 levels in hard mode, no multi-click, and I managed to make gold on all but 2 levels, and on those levels I made silver. I will go back to them soon and get gold.