Pros:
The manipulation is quite easy and full of interests, a newbie could manipulates it with ease; there are 2 modes provided for different level users; the game even more addictive by its special sound effects.
Cons:
The graphic could be better. There are only two language version offered--English and Spanish.
Are you interested in the lost civilization? Most people would be involved in this topic and would discover something new some day. Incadia is set to a certain historical background which leads players to explore the mystery of a long lost civilization and find the temple of Incadia (isn't it interesting?).
This game belongs to puzzle game and it reminded me a bit of Zuma at beginning, yet the experience is totally different from the former one. Zuma adopts a different historical background with different music style. Gameplay of Incadia is also different - though it adopts "match three" rule, yet the directions are not limited; that is, you could put three same color blocks at the totem pole from all directions.
I have just experienced the Adventure mode of gameplay, it's really exciting and challenging. Different from Arcade mode, it is set a story as the game background. Would you want to be a hero or heroine? Let's start the journey of saving the trapped person who was kept in a jungle of ancient temple of Incadia.
Each pass is set a time limit and the rule is that you should keep your life till time is up. It's very easy to start at level 1 yet level 2 adds more difficult factors that slant angle of three same blocks cannot help users solve the urgent task. It's not very difficult yet requires your patience and intelligence. The game would give users combos bonus if they get a sequential match to eliminate several color blocks. There are some helpful tools for users to get higher scores, such as hammers could help players remove lots of blocks and there is also bomb available, by which players could make a new way to store the following blocks or explode the pile blocks. Are you willing to start your trip now?
02/28/2008
Lucy Lee 
