INDIKA weaves a mature tale of absurdity, hypocrisy and sexual violence
INDIKA demonstrates how a video game can tell a strange and beautiful story that involves, but isn't overwhelmed by, themes of sexual abuse.
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INDIKA console ports launch this month
Publisher 11 bit studios and developer Odd Meter announced console ports for INDIKA are launching this month shortly after its PC debut. Their new divine comedy…
Source: nichegamer.com
Indika Review - Pray for Us Sinners
Indika is a surreal, action-adventure puzzle game about a young nun in early 20th century alternative history Russia.
Source: cogconnected.com
We're checking out Indika on today's GR Live
Join us as we dive into Odd Meter\s third-person puzzler.
Source: gamereactor.eu
Indika review: A study in grey
Our Indika review breaks down what makes Odd Meters narrative adventure a must-play, despite some less-than-inspired puzzles and one narrative fumble.
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'Like taking a shovel to your brain': dark fairytale game Indika takes aim at the Russian Orthodox church | Games
Creative director and writer Dmitry Svetlov explains how his religious upbringing shaped this game about a nun with a rebellious streak
Source: theguardian.com
Indika, the darkly comic story of a young nun in a surreal world, is out now
Indika is a third-person adventure about a nun on a journey of self-discovery through a photoreal, sometimes surreal and darkly comic world - and it's out now.
Source: rockpapershotgun.com
'Indika' Review: A Bleak and Bizarre World Worth Exploring
'Indika' is much more deliberate than the acid trip promised by its trailers, an avant-garde and, oftentimes, horrific experience.
Source: dreadcentral.com
Indika PC review: A quintessential indie experience that proves the devil is in the details
Indika proves that with good indie story telling, the devil is in the details.
Source: windowscentral.com
Indika review - A bizarre, beautiful, and unforgettable journey of a scorned nun
Indika is a disorienting story of one nun’s journey of self-discovery in an alternative version of late 19th century Russia, and it’s well worth your time.
Source: vg247.com