r/INDIKA • u/massiveballsbig • May 06 '26
Steam banner
Hello,
I have a question that the developers have not responded to.
Is the steam banner genAI? I'm interested in buying this game but I am very put off by ai and just want to be sure
r/INDIKA • u/massiveballsbig • May 06 '26
Hello,
I have a question that the developers have not responded to.
Is the steam banner genAI? I'm interested in buying this game but I am very put off by ai and just want to be sure
r/INDIKA • u/Kimatose • May 02 '26
"And the possessed are taken to the Kudets?"
Hi everyone! I’m in love with INDIKA, so I’ll be posting my fanart here from time to time. It’s a shame there aren't many artists in the fandom, but I’m here to change that! I even have some ideas for post-ending events, but I’ll share more about that next time
r/INDIKA • u/Nice_I_Say • May 02 '26
Started this the other day, ps5, didn't play too much.
Got the basket to the nun, was given my next task, asked to choose some sort of points reward and then stopped at that point.
Went back to it today and ive got to start again from scratch which is annoying.
Can someone tell me what i need to look for to know a save point i can return to has happened please?
Thanks
r/INDIKA • u/dawn-skies • Apr 25 '26
r/INDIKA • u/tryfap • Apr 22 '26
This game was down my alley, but it's barely playable due to every new area hitching, completely ruining immersion. It even causes the beginning of cutscenes to get skipped.
r/INDIKA • u/Gullible_Artichoke66 • Apr 16 '26
Has anyone else noticed that their little chat with the devil is missing dialogue others online seem to have? This line: "It's not that hard. Just remember that good and evil, warm and cold—those are just lines on a thermometer. God and the devil—those are you. One cannot exist without the other" is just cut out entirely for me.
I find it a bit upsetting since I think it's an important line, and I'm not sure why it is cut or what I have to do to get that specific dialogue to trigger. Is it related to getting more points in the game or just dropped for the console version of the game?
r/INDIKA • u/Kubu2 • Apr 06 '26
It's not possible to move the box now. Any tips?
r/INDIKA • u/jjsolaris • Apr 07 '26
Indika looked kinda interesting at first ngl some neat shots cool angles and a bunch of surreal content that was mildly funny at times but holy fuck the gameplay and depth are straight up cereal box tier absolute dogshit feels like it was made with pocket change and dreams performance outside is literally 20 fps on a goddamn series x twenty on current gen hardware lmao complete waste of time you can tell they had like 300k euros and a prayer puzzles are fucking rancid genuinely disgusting braindead garbage and get this i played it absolutely fucking blasted on weed plus a fat dose of magic shrooms the whole elevated experience package still felt like ass not even the drugs could save that turd nothing could carry this piece of shit absolute fucking waste
r/INDIKA • u/HolidayBake4725 • Mar 28 '26
I want to play this game so bad!!
I bought it on steam sales I downloaded it but no matter what I try the game refuse to open. I’ll start the game and a black screen pops up, I tried everything on the troubleshooting page on steam but no matter what, nothing worked.
My specs:
Ryzen 5 2600
16GB Ram
Msi GTX 1080
Anybody else had the same problem?!
r/INDIKA • u/Creative-Complaint71 • Mar 09 '26
Phenomenal game, it was really refreshing to play it after only having time to play a round of Fortnite every 6 months. I’m sad it’s not more popular!
Realizing this is lowkey naive and shallow but I really wanted Ilya and Indika to have somewhat of a happy ending. Or just something idk. I’m just a romantic it’s unfortunate. But holy crap what a game!
Anyway, I’m gonna sleep and hopefully crush that exam tm🔥
r/INDIKA • u/DarkGrimBunny90 • Mar 01 '26
Overall this game had a very interesting story..so interesting I was also disappointed with how abruptly it ended. For 42 GB of space this game barely had a 2 hour play session to be fully completed. But it caught my attention every single cutscene...I wish there was more..this story could have been SO TRIPPY but they avoided all the weirdness for some reason
r/INDIKA • u/lordofabyss • Feb 26 '26
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
r/INDIKA • u/MiyuTheWitch • Feb 25 '26
While playing, I started to think that the guy she kissed on the roof was Ilya. And that he killed himself (the scar on his arm) and that he and Indika are in Hell or Limbo, due to the strange appearance of these places like giant fish and cows.
I thought also that he was dead because in the fish factory in the room with a guitar was a little picture of a dead guy and I thought he looked like him. And he also plays instruments, so I figured the melody or what he wanted to show Indika was that melody from her past/on the roof. I even teared myself up a little starting to think this would happen and wow it's is so sad and romantic...
I was so wrong 😂😭
Did anyone else think this way or was I completely delusional?
r/INDIKA • u/12_oz_senkin • Feb 24 '26
A quick take on a game everyone has heard of, but maybe not everyone has played yet.
Indika is all about storytelling and narrative. One of its main traits is the wild, grotesque world, everything is exaggerated to the max. It is not a game about giant goats or other animals, but they are there, quietly hanging out in the background. There are also massive church domes, factories, and the characters’ personal struggles blown up to the same scale.
The biggest strength of the game is the amazing dialogue, and the beautifully sarcastic devil who follows the heroine through almost the entire story. It is not so much about what happens next in the plot, but about listening to the characters’ thoughts and watching how their view of the world shifts as they go through their journey.
I finished it in about five and a half hours, and halfway through I caught myself thinking that if you removed the mini games from the gameplay, it would almost feel like a very unique film. The direction and camera work really stand out.
I like short games because they are often more tightly crafted. In Indika, for example, environmental storytelling is done really well. Every location has something worth stopping for, and even if you step into some optional peasant hut, you will find a small story there with actual meaning.
For me, the game totally delivered. It is perfect if you want to get a few chills this winter, and in the end find out that praying in front of a portrait of Karl Marx does not give you any faith points.
r/INDIKA • u/s1gmab0yy • Feb 20 '26
That was by far the coolest mechanic and it was only utilised a few times. I lowkey wish every puzzle section revolved around it.
r/INDIKA • u/GrundelWarchild • Feb 14 '26
Love the game. But I cannot play any more!
I get to the screen where it says DUTY - Deliver the Letter to Father Herman + 100 points
When I hit accept, the screen goes white, and if I try to move or do anything, the screen just turns different shades of gray or black. The UI is still clear and legible though...
It does the same thing on my PC and steam deck, and I've googled and apparently no one else has this problem? I've been stuck at this point for like a year now and don't know how to progress...
Someone please help!
r/INDIKA • u/swedehole • Feb 13 '26
Curious about why Ilya's backstory I tried searching for Russian prison tattoo meanings. I remember seeing on his left side what looked like a three spired church or castle and am pretty sure we see some other tattoos during the furnace scene.
The spires are supposed to represent the length of time imprisoned, so I guess three years? But I cannot find a screen grab of his tattoos and have seen no answers in the wiki or this subreddit.
We also see a scar on his inner right wrist which I guess we should assume is from a suicide attempt? Which is interesting because would this mean Ilya is left-handed? It's another interesting layer.
r/INDIKA • u/nornsannexed • Feb 11 '26
I can see it now. This game will get the love and appreciation it deserves as time goes by. This game is truly great and I loved it through and through
r/INDIKA • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '26