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Is Suns of Wiraqocha worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a 2D adventure centered on collecting items across labyrinthine worlds
- Fans of Inca and Tiwanaku mythology who want those traditions reflected in a game setting
- Players interested in pixel-art adventures with selectable creature-like characters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat-focused gameplay rather than level-based collection and exploration
- Players looking for a broad simulation, role-playing system, or open-world structure instead of dimensional stages
- Players who do not enjoy mythological settings based on ancient Andean cultures
Our take on Suns of Wiraqocha
Its defining structure is the recovery loop: collect every sun in one dimensional labyrinth, then use the Great Gate of the Sun to reach the next level.
What is Suns of Wiraqocha?
Guide the god Wiraqocha's minor deities, known as Auquis, through dimensional labyrinths to retrieve suns stolen by Yanañamca and Tutañamca.
Select creatures associated with the Nazca Lines, including a monkey, spider, or hummingbird, and collect every sun in each level. Completing a level opens routes to additional worlds through the Great Gate of the Sun. Progress also releases new Auquis for later recovery attempts. The game presents a pixel-art 2D adventure inspired by Inca and Tiwanaku myths, framing the journey as a conflict between Wiraqocha's light and the darkness represented by his enemies.
How Suns of Wiraqocha plays
- 01Dimensional labyrinths
- Levels are reached through the Great Gate of the Sun after all suns in the current stage have been collected.
- 02Selectable Auquis
- Playable forms include the monkey, spider, and hummingbird associated with the Nazca Lines.
- 03Unlockable characters
- Additional Auquis become available as progression through the levels advances.
- 04Myth-inspired setting
- The story draws on legends from Inca and Tiwanaku cultures in present-day Peru and Bolivia.
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Suns of Wiraqocha: platforms & release
Is Suns of Wiraqocha worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a 2D adventure centered on collecting items across labyrinthine worlds. Skip it if: players seeking combat-focused gameplay rather than level-based collection and exploration.
Where can I download Suns of Wiraqocha?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Suns of Wiraqocha's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Suns of Wiraqocha on?
Windows only.
