Indika has its own story to tell, and messages to send. Players could find disappointment in this title based on trailers or what they see first, as this game plays with unique puzzle elements, tonal differences in what it portrays, and focusing on the characters of Indika and her "companions". I leave conflicted, but with a lot of positivity that if Odd Meter were to make another game, they have plenty of ideas they can expand upon and play with to create another setting with such an impressive atmosphere. The mixing of "modern" graphics with the combination of classic graphic effects, moments and splendid music can take some time for people to settle on, but make connections that are welcomed. I can comfortably call this a gem of 2024 that might be unearthed time and time again.
