a brief experience that perfectly illustrates on an interactive level, the experience of hopelessness, despair, abandonment, yet also, on the rare occasion, radical self-empowerment through annihilation of ones belief systems.

a prison cannot exist without prisoner.

a sinner cannot exist without saint.

Indika is the most important game we could have received in this age of information. Where we mourn the futures that never arrived.

If you're looking for a deeply philosophical experience that will shake the core of your belief systems, play this. The gameplay itself is nothing to write home about, and some of the level design is a little finnicky. Though the moments that the game uses the medium itself to accentuate a point the writers are trying to make, is just horrifyingly good.

INDIKA is the PERFECT example of "show, don't tell.".

Truly the most profound and unique experience I've had in this interactive medium of video gaming.

666/666