Absolutely yes to this stylish cinema-esque indie game. GD- and LD-wise it has a couple of really debatable moments, but overall, I really liked Indika.
(That being said, there are also a couple of brilliant GD and LD decisions too, which contributed to the great narrative pieces inside this game.)

Art direction, camera, writing, atmosphere, sound. Thoughts and feelings that this game tries to convey. They all hit really close to home for me, at this particular period of my life.

I also like that the game doesn't overstay its welcome. I think that 4 hours is a perfect format for this type of story.

Bravo to the Odd Meter team.

P.S. I did not particularly enjoy certain gameplay insertions, but I can guess why they were made the way they are (art-wise).

Absolutely yes to this stylish cinema-esque indie game. GD- and LD-wise it has a couple of really debatable moments, but overall, I really liked Indika. [i] (That being said, there are also a couple of brilliant GD and LD decisions too, which contributed to the great narrative pieces inside this game.) [/i] Art direction, camera, writing, atmosphere, sound. Thoughts and feelings that this game tries to convey. They all hit really close to home for me, at this particular period of my life. I also like that the game doesn't overstay its welcome. I think that 4 hours is a perfect format for this type of story. Bravo to the Odd Meter team. P.S. I did not particularly enjoy certain gameplay insertions, but I can guess why they were made the way they are (art-wise).