Indika (Switch)

The 19th-century Russian setting feels genuinely unique, and the contrast between Indika's religious visions and the gritty world around her kept me hooked from start to finish. The story-driven gameplay is thoughtful without being slow.

The dialogue between Indika and the devilish voice in her head is so unsettling and darkly funny, it really pulled me into the story. I spent a whole evening just exploring the twisted monastery and the snowy streets outside.

The setting in 19th-century Russia gives the whole game this strange, oppressive atmosphere that really pulls you in. I’ve been glued to it for hours, trying to figure out what’s real and what’s just in Indika’s mind.