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Indika is a short, beautiful, creative, and very atmospheric game that would have been significantly better if they'd just made a movie. There is very little gameplay. The chase scenes are annoying. The dual-world mechanic where you pray to shift between them is used only twic…

First off, I would never recommend this "game" to anyone. The gameplay just serves as a way to get to the next dialogue, so it's basically a walking simulator with occasional puzzles, which are just tedious. The 8-bit 2D sections of the game feel so out of place that it's not eve…

i liked the idea behind the story, the prayer mechanic, the visuals and the final reveal (including the sneak peek in the looping room). that being said, i wouldn't call this piece of media a game. there was so little actual gameplay, it felt like sitting through a cutscene with …

I would start by saying, the game isn't terrible. The graphics and voice acting were really good and the game ran well but I just didn't enjoy the story, so the middling game play was a struggle to enjoy. I do sometimes enjoy a "walking sim" which this does border on. I also did…

I have never played a game that hates it's protagonist so much. Indika is traumatized, lied to, exiled (twice!),singled out, bullied, SAd, imprisoned, betrayed and finally told nothing matters cuz apparently that's deep. The initial premise was interesting, thought provoking, …

While Indika presents a wildly bizarre world, the game ultimately tries too hard to punch above its weight class. It attempts to tackle deep existential questions about faith, but the narrative is never engaging enough to hold your interest through its tedious gameplay. It’s a bo…

The story is trying to punch above its weight, and all the mini-games are half-baked. It has good production value, but the pieces don't add up to be engaging.