INDIKA Standard Edition

INDIKA is set in an alternate Russia at the turn of the twentieth century, and it follows a young Orthodox nun who has the Devil talking in her ear. He is funny, which is the problem. Expelled from her convent, Indika sets out with Ilya, an escaped convict searching for a relic that he believes will heal his ruined arm. The game is third-person and built from exploration, environmental puzzles and occasional physical set pieces, with no combat to speak of. Its structure keeps breaking: flashbacks to Indika's childhood are played as deliberately crude pixel-art sequences, and a points system awards experience for prayer while making clear it means nothing. What it is actually about is faith, guilt and whether an institution can hold either. Odd Meter made it, 11 bit studios published it, and it earned BAFTA, Golden Joystick and IGF nominations. Single-player only, and roughly four hours long. This is the only edition sold as a key — the complete game. The artbook and soundtrack are separate DLC in Steam. Keys activate on Steam; the console and GOG versions are not stocked as codes.