Falling Rocks - Fall through the spiritual kingdoms of the Inkas

Falling Rocks is an endless type video game in which you have to keep falling permanently if you don't lose. Specially designed for mobile devices, it detects the user's movement through the gyroscope. Free download: ► Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pe.netdreams.fallingrocks ► Huawei AppGallery: https://appgallery.huawei.com/app/C105771673 The video game invites you to explore the spiritual kingdoms of Inka mythology: You start in the Hanan Pacha or upper kingdom and it is the kingdom where the Inka gods live and their hero is the great Andean condor, known in the Inka Empire as Mallku . Being the world that mixes with the clouds, the color blue represents this kingdom. This world is not designed to be traversed by just anyone, only people with a fair heart will be able to collect the totems they need to traverse this realm. Later you are transported to the Kay Pacha or earthly kingdom. It is the middle world, it is an autochthonous name of the Inka culture, whose meaning is "here and now", what Christians consider the earthly world. In this kingdom are human beings, mountains, rivers. The hero is the fearsome puma, the feline of the Andes that possesses wisdom and symbolized governance and administration. The color of this kingdom is green and the Inka legends tell us that this kingdom represents the visible and material. Once all the totems of the Kay Pacha have been collected, you end up in the Uku Pacha or kingdom below, known as the underworld of the Inka worldview, where the non-living and the dead are found. Babies who were not able to be born also inhabit this world, and it is important to mention that it not only relates to the subsoil but also the depths of the seas and oceans. The champion of this Inka kingdom is represented by the serpent, known by the name of Amaru, which was associated with knowledge and power.