Not much of a game honestly, especially at this price point. INDIKA is barely 4 hours long, has 0 replay value and its gameplay is very unengaging. You could just watch it as a movie on youtube and get pretty much the same experience.
Its all about the story and characters and both are pretty interesting and thought provoking. Unfortunately that doesn't justify the pricetag for me. Game is over in a flash and none of the gameplay is worth experiencing, its puzzles are bit of a filler that would be considered a minigame in other games.
If you are into walking sims with strong emphasis on the story, you will probably enjoy it, but get it only on a discount.

What a weird ass game. I loved it

If you like a subversive, self endeavour, multi meta layered, nun perspective, conscience driven, action answer seeker games id highly recommend it!

When it comes to the actual gameplay, don't expect much more than a "walking simulator" for most of your playthrough. Indika's strength's lie in its truly bizarre and unique presentation.

You'll play as a young nun (who no one seems to tolerate very well at her convent) tasked with delivering a letter to another church a few hours away, She seems to be tormented by a very cheeky and devilish voice inside her head that constantly fills her with self-doubt. Is it her conscience, or is she possessed by an actual demon? The game portrays nature and buildings and other objects as being much bigger than they'd be in real life. I thought this was an interesting way to show the lead character's fears about the world outside her convent. Shortly into her journey, she falls in with an escaped convict, and from here on to the end, Indika will constantly be struggling with her true desires, and what she feels her religious faith expects of her.

i won't spoil anything, but Indika has a handful of flashbacks where we learn her backstory. These flashbacks are portrayed as retro 8-bit games, and it always brought out a chuckle when they popped up. Other surreal moments will weave in and out of the gameplay, and they were always really interesting, and ranged from funny, to downright creepy.

As I said, the actual gameplay isn't terribly interesting. The game feels much more like a visual interactive novel. My recommendation would be to watch the trailers, and I think you'll figure out pretty quickly if this will be up your alley. I would definitely recommend this to someone who wants to see something truly off-the-wall.