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INDIKA
Developer:Odd Meter
Publisher:11 bit studios
Platform:PS5
Genre:Adventure, Puzzle

Follow a young nun through a surreal alternate Russia where faith, reality, and dark humor collide. Explore strange environments, solve inventive puzzles, and experience Indika’s unsettling journey of self-discovery alongside an unexpected companion: the Devil himself.

Main Story4 Hrs
Platinum5 Hrs
Difficulty2/10
Playthroughs1 Playthrough
Platinum1
Gold9
Silver6
Bronze1

INDIKA Trophy Roadmap

EARLY GAME

INDIKA is a very manageable Platinum and can be completed in a single playthrough. There are 20 levels in total, but only 11 contain trophies, and several of the other levels are short scenes or minigames. Nothing is permanently missable thanks to Level Select, so you can enjoy the story without feeling like one wrong turn has ruined your entire run.

That said, grabbing the miscellaneous trophies as you go will save you from replaying large portions later. In Monastery, knock down the ladder for Sisterly Love. During Tihon, work on Unholy Water by drowning 5 times in the river, find the icon above the cave for Portatissa, and escape the cave using only one prayer for True Virtue.

Train Wreck has two trophies to watch for: Tribute to the Deceased for praying for the dying and Rahmaninoff for hitting the piano against the wall 5 times. After that, several levels have no trophies at all, so you can relax and enjoy the strange little journey without checking behind every barrel for a collectible that does not exist.

MID GAME

Once you reach the Mill, earn Piety by praying while being chased by the dog. At the Station, destroy every box for Meticulousness. These are straightforward miscellaneous objectives, so completing them during your first visit is much faster than returning later.

The Fish Factory is the main section to pay attention to. Bream requires you to fall into the fish dryer 5 times, while Jeweler is the toughest trophy in the game and requires completing the relevant section without dying. The fish dryer is essentially the main danger here, so once you finish intentionally throwing Indika into it for Bream, focus on a clean run for Jeweler. Apparently enlightenment involves knowing exactly when to stop repeatedly jumping into industrial machinery.

Abstinence is also earned during the Fish Factory as part of the story. This is one of the trophies that involves spoilers, so there is no need to overthink it while following the main progression.

LATE GAME

After the Fish Factory, John Damascus is story-related and earned during Stroboscopic Effect. At the Pond minigame, repeatedly drown 10 times for Desire for a Kiss. It is not elegant, but the trophy list has spoken.

In Spasov, find the pair of bast shoes for Full Set. During Cathedral of John of Damascus, look for the indecent book to earn Anecdote. These are easy enough to handle during your first visit and prevent unnecessary Level Select cleanup later.

The final stretch includes Bicycle Shop, Makar the Scytheman, and Pawnshop. Kudets is story-related and earned during the Pawnshop sequence. Because this trophy is tied to a cutscene, avoid skipping that scene if you later need to replay the level, even though some players have reportedly still earned it after skipping.

TROPHY CLEANUP AND EXTRA TIPS

If you collected every miscellaneous trophy during the story, there is no real cleanup phase and the Platinum should arrive during your first playthrough. Level Select exists for anything you missed, so nothing here requires starting completely over.

If you do need to replay levels, hold Circle to skip cutscenes and speed things up. The exception is Kudets: it is safer to let its relevant cutscene play normally rather than risk the trophy failing to trigger.

The trophy most likely to need another attempt is Jeweler in the Fish Factory. Concentrate on safely clearing the section without falling into the fish dryer rather than rushing it. Everything else is mostly straightforward tasks, exploration, or deliberate failures such as drowning yourself repeatedly. INDika may be questioning faith, morality, and reality, but the Platinum mostly asks a simpler question: how many different ways can you intentionally make this poor nun suffer?