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Creative director and writer Dmitry Svetlov explains how his religious upbringing shaped this game about a nun with a rebellious streak
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Creative director and writer Dmitry Svetlov explains how his religious upbringing shaped this game about a nun with a rebellious streak
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.
'Indika' is much more deliberate than the acid trip promised by its trailers, an avant-garde and, oftentimes, horrific experience.
Indika proves that with good indie story telling, the devil is in the details.
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.