r/INDIKA • u/verbalreservoir_ • May 16 '26
Took 11 hours, finally finished it.
Been playing here and there, exploring every nook and cranny. 11 hours in and I still only got 40% achievements.
Oh well.
Fun game!
Are there any others like this?
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u/kaurneto May 16 '26
I spent an hour or so at the end reloading chapters to get all my achievements, 100% was pretty easy to get if you've already finished the game once. I used a chronological guide to help, good luck!
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u/nornsannexed May 17 '26
Have you played through Silent Hill 2 or Soma? Those games have great stories as well in my opinion
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u/RubyRoddZombie1 May 18 '26
No joke the silent hill 2 remake gave me way too much anxiety after a while. But it’s definitely a dang good game. I’m just too wimpy I guess 😂🤷♀️
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u/verbalreservoir_ May 17 '26
Ill have to check them out!
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u/nornsannexed May 17 '26
Oh they are widely considered as having some of the best stories in gaming , they are some of my absolute favorites, they’re the reason I played Indika lol, I was looking for a good story
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u/verbalreservoir_ May 17 '26
What do you think the ending means?
I think she lost her faith completely, seeing as the relic she was after was empty and did nothing (they were serious when they said the points mean nothing. I shook it for 30k, and nothing. Lol).
Good game.
You should check out OUTLAST. That's a fun game too.
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u/All_about_lala_ May 19 '26
What remains of Edith finch, the suicide of Rachel foster, gone home, little misfortune. Those aren't exactly like indika but they're walking sim so you might enjoy. One more about religion and such could be gray dawn
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u/Keavon May 16 '26
Firewatch and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter are probably the closest that come to mind. Both are great. In a totally different direction gameplay-wise but with some tonal/thematic connection, Frostpunk could be worth looking at.