An INDIKA Switch Key — also known as an eShop code or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the Nintendo eShop and download to your console. From €8.47 (€9.49 with fees) at Kinguin · 4 verified stores, 4 offers in stock · Updated 01h 09min ago.
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INDIKA for Nintendo Switch starts at €8.47 (€9.49 with fees) at Kinguin, a eShop code.
This is the lowest price it has ever been recorded at.
That €8.47 (€9.49 with fees) already includes the OCTGOC10 coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
Just 4 stores stock it, 4 offers in all, so there is little here to push the price either way.
The eShop code is the cheapest option here, €8.47 (€9.49 with fees) at Kinguin: you redeem it on your own account and the game stays yours, which is the simple case.
There is also the cartridge at €8.68 (€9.67 with fees; HRKGame), the only version you can lend or resell once you are done.
All 4 offers redeem on US, so region is not something you have to check on this one.
With so little movement on the game itself, the saving left is in the balance: an eShop card worth $35 for United States costs $32.32 at Driffle today, 7.7% under face value, and that balance spends on anything.
Critics landed at 80 out of 100 across 84 reviews, with 76% of them recommending it.
One listing is worth ignoring: the boxed copy that PCcomponentes has at €53.38 (no fees) is more than 5 times the cheapest offer and is not what this game costs. The number to work from is €8.47 (€9.49 with fees) at Kinguin.
At €8.47 (€9.49 with fees), Kinguin is where this one settles.
INDIKA is an utterly unique, psychedelic, and strange title, telling a wonderful, thought-provoking story filled with striking imagery and wonderfully bleak humor. Read more
Indika offers players a captivating experience that blends dark wit reminiscent of literary giants like Dostoyevski and Bulgakov with a daring exploration of serious and... Read more
Short and sweet, INDIKA uses the third-person adventure game medium to tell a compelling story of a young nun struggling with life, good and evil,... Read more
INDIKA grounds intrigue with its arthouse cinematic flair and satire. It engages curiosity and entertainment. Its world is shrouded in emptiness and questions that mirror... Read more
Indika hits incredibly high levels of zaniness and suspense and mixes the two so well that it creates a sought-after experience. Players will want to... Read more
Mundane chores in a convent and trekking across the frozen Russian tundra as a Nun doesn't sound like the best way to spend an evening,... Read more
Indika isn't an easy game to score. Tedious puzzles annoy in the moment, but they're easy to overlook in the broader scheme. Indika's underdeveloped theme... Read more
Indika is wonderfully odd. Utilizing a weird as-shit mix of photo-realistic 3D art and 2D-pixel graphics, its bold choices lead one down a puzzling... Read more
Indika is more than a game. It’s a fascinating, one-of-a-kind experience, playing with conventions and instilling disturbing thoughts in our heads. If only developers didn’t... Read more
If you’re looking for a narrative adventure which is stylishly pushing the genre forward, Indika absolutely delivers. Read more
Indika is a gorgeous psychological adventure that grapples with religion and the many difficult themes associated with it. Read more
INDIKA presents an intriguing narrative that features complex ideas and critical thinking complimented with amazing visuals. Read more
Indika is one of the most surreal games we've ever played. And while it's short, it's easy for us to recommended thanks to its dark... Read more
Indika was like a four-and-a-half hour long movie that heavily relies on the voice actors and its characters to tell a remarkable tale. Read more
Ultimately, the more you give to Indika, the more you get out of it; whether it’s pondering the philosophical questions it asks you or soaking... Read more
Indika is a bold take on a memorable story that feels original to its core. Via unconventional story elements, it challenges players to question faith,... Read more
Indika puts a spotlight on Christianity in a specific way that I've never seen before. Thankfully, it mostly succeeds in its thoughtful premise and stays... Read more
Indika is something different, and I encourage you to try it by all means. Its full price is $25, and for such a price, it... Read more
A bizarre, confronting and darkly funny descent into hell, Indika takes a lot of risks and mostly sticks the landing. Read more
Indika has a compelling and genuinely original story to tell. It’s by turns darkly humorous, thought-provoking, philosophically challenging, and emotionally shocking. It’s weird, too, but... Read more
Indika is a very strange beast, but its rote gameplay often fails to match the weird and wonderful qualities of its story. Read more
While INDIKA is otherwise a unique, compelling and well-designed narrative puzzle game, its abrupt ending left a sour taste in my mouth. This tale of... Read more
As an existential piece peppered with surrealist agitprop, Indika feels successfully distinct. There’s even something convincingly personal about the story that ably cuts a path... Read more
Indika is a creative, thoughtful narrative game with puzzle and platforming elements. However, it's not a title for the average gamer. Read more
More than a game, Indika is a narrative experience that not only approaches religion from a philosophical perspective, but also poses a satirical critique of... Read more
With a sensitivity that is rare to see and a very marked intentionality, Odd Meter reflects on faith and meaning in one of the most... Read more
Honestly, I know little about Russian literature. I could tell you that it has elements of Dostoyevsky and that it hides under its history the... Read more
INDIKA's gameplay is at the service of its narrative, so as to tell an allegorical and satirical story about religious institutions and the power they... Read more
There are few games that have dared to tackle religious themes with such sensitivity, and Indika is certainly one of them. It is a peculiar... Read more
I loved Indika, even if I have the impression that some practical limitations held back the creative ambitions of its developers. Nonetheless, it is a... Read more
Short in duration but solidly paced and with a unique style, Indika will leave those in search of an original tale in the panorama of... Read more
Indika is a strange journey, with a plethora of complex and important social themes for the player to think of. Even though the gameplay feels... Read more
During my roughly 5 hours with Indika, I constantly wondered where Odd Meter was heading, given its sudden shifts in progression. Despite occasionally unclear situations,... Read more
In conclusion, Indika is a simple but well-made game with a good storyline that engages you and a pleasant game system.Sure, it doesn't excel in... Read more
INDIKA is a walking simulator with a thought-provoking story about faith, personal beliefs and strong criticism toward orthodox Church and the Russian regime. Read more
The developers at Odd Studio have brought a daring project to the market with "Indika", which is difficult to classify. This review can be reduced... Read more
Indika is a brutal comedy, arthouse cinema in an alternative Russia and a dark look at religion and what it demands. As a game, it... Read more
What is a dog without a body? What is man without love? What is God without faith? And what is a video game without choices?... Read more
INDIKA is a game that, with its specific themes, can intrigue the player and attract for a longer time. This was the case for me,... Read more
It is a short and impressive game that criticises Russian Orthodoxy and its effect on the individual in a very harsh language and draws attention... Read more
Imperfect and insufficiently interactive, but an original game with thick atmosphere and interesting topics. Read more
Indika delves into the subjects like faith and explores them from a nun's point of view. the good news is that the game does this... Read more
Indika tells a unique story about the fear and horror of 19th century Russia ruled by radical religious, and does its best to push the... Read more
Indika is a thrilling game with wild scenarios, well-integrated music, graphics, and gameplay. However, it's slightly marred by minor glitches during environment transitions and repetitive... Read more
Indika tells an arresting story about humanity and the influence of religion on a sensitive individual. Nothing in life is black and white, and fortunately... Read more
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