Status nsfmc Jun 15, 2025
this game feels like what would happen if the electrochemistry voice from disco elysium starred in and narrated a story set in the world of gadget: invention, travel & adventure
Indika (2024)
Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S
3.47 from 148 ratings
498 members have it in their collection · 5 playing now · 215 backlogged · 113 wish listed
How long? Main story 5h · with extras 5h · 100% 5h (from 21 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Odd Meter
- Publishers
- 11 bit studios, Merge Games
- Genres
- Adventure, Puzzle
- Themes
- Mystery
- Events
- Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2024, PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted 2023
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- May 02, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
- May 17, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S
- Nov 17, 2025 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch
Also available on
- Indika: Deluxe Edition (2024) · PC
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Rating distribution
5 stars
21
4 stars
54
3 stars
52
2 stars
16
1 star
5
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status JamalXY Dec 21, 2024
Well, i love this game, it is a unique experience. A good walking sim with good mechanics and easy puzzles. A really interesting story telling experience about the life and other stuffs in it. Try it/buy it on a sale it's worth it, have a really good impact.
Status BMO Jun 3, 2024
I'm glad they fixed/tweaked the m
Status BMO Feb 11, 2024
I think I’ve found my favourite demo of the current Next Fest. I’ve heard compelling things about Indika and the demo seems to confirm them. It’s a strange, surrealist game despite initial outward appearances. A mix of horror tropes, the Russian Orthodox Church, nuns, possession, an unreliable (?) narrator that converses with the protagonist Indika, 8-bit arcade flourishes, steampunk, a …
I think I’ve found my favourite demo of the current Next Fest. I’ve heard compelling things about Indika and the demo seems to confirm them. It’s a strange, surrealist game despite initial outward appearances. A mix of horror tropes, the Russian Orthodox Church, nuns, possession, an unreliable (?) narrator that converses with the protagonist Indika, 8-bit arcade flourishes, steampunk, a nod to Lovecraft and even some Bloodborne-esque atmospheric touches. This game is truly exceptional.
I think this game is going to be a big one to watch in the indie space this year. I don’t think there’s any question that I need to play the full game.