Includes: Base game Digital artbook in PDF format Original soundtrack in MP3 and WAV formats MEET A NOT-SO-ORDINARY NUN INDIKA is a third-person, story-driven game set in a strange world where religious visions clash with harsh reality. It tells the story of a young nun who sets off on a journey of self-discovery with the most unusual, horn-headed companion by her side. On the outside, Indika seems to be a typical nun attempting to adjust to a difficult and monotonous monastery life. Humble and innocent in her appearance, do not be deceived as this young girl has also made a highly unlikely acquaintance—as she speaks with the devil himself. Indika’s unusual connection with the Evil One leads her on an errand beyond the safe walls of the monastery. The world she discovers can only be described as a wild combination of comedy and tragedy straight out of the novels by Dostoyevski and Bulhakov. INDIKA: DELUXE EDITION Experience a third-person, story-driven game set in alternative Russia and meet a young nun who ventures off on a journey of self-discovery. The Deluxe Edition includes a digital artbook filled with gritty, inspiring images, as well as the game’s bizarre OST in MP3 and WAV formats. Features Play a TPP adventure game that combines an imaginative story with a dark sense of humor Join a young nun Indika on her journey of self-discovery Meet the devil himself as Indika’s unlikely travel companion Travel through surreal landscapes of Russia seen in a distorted mirror Uncover the hidden depths of Indika’s soul while tackling unique puzzle elements INDIKA: ARTBOOK Discover the art that led to the creation of the game’s grotesque and fascinating world. The concept art features characters, creatures, and unique architecture that make up the fascinating, twisted universe of INDIKA. INDIKA: ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Atmospheric and unsettling, the original score from INDIKA is a testament to composer Mike Sabadash unique blend of musical madness. Listen to the OST that consists of 22 tracks in MP3, FLAC and WAV formats and open your mind to music that makes operas by Shostakovich sound tame by comparison.