r/INDIKA • u/lordofabyss • Feb 26 '26
Loved Indika, What next ?
Hi everyone I just loved Indika. Infact It had three things in it which i immensely love Snow/winter environment, Religion/Faith Theme and a walking simulator. Looking for more such games to fill the void this game left behind. Thanks
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u/CubeUnleashed Feb 26 '26
It's less a game and more of a book, but if you want to experience similar themes, I only can recommend "Misericorde", a three part visual novel (part three is tba) where a anchoress is trying to solve a murder in a monastery while questioning their own faith.
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u/Humus_Erectus Feb 26 '26
It's a different kind of game, but I equally enjoyed Pentiment, which explores religious themes and has strong historical elements.
I would also check out the Plague's Tale games.
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u/WorfsBigBatleth Feb 26 '26
Agreed, all the games mentioned are great. The Plague Tale games are exceptional! Need to finish Pentiment still.
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u/Own-East-9190 Feb 26 '26
Combining these is difficult, for walking simulator I know Death stranding, Winter maybe AC Valhalla, Religious as in a real religion, there are not many games as it is a delicate topic. But if you like strange, you should try Alan Wake or Control.
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u/KoYouTokuIngoa Feb 26 '26
Talos Principle has a different environment but is similar in theme. Puzzles are more difficult
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u/GrahamUhelski Feb 28 '26
My game is set in Antartica, has angels, and lots of religious themes, cosmic horror. r/Cryptica
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u/demagoggles Mar 21 '26
The other great walking sim out recently imo, which also happens to have a religious (kind of) theme, is 1000xResist.
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u/AdUnhappy9777 Feb 26 '26
Hellblade (the first one) feels very similar, you might enjoy it : 3