Review: Indika is an inventive tale of good and evil, with a fabulous voice cast
If you’re looking for a narrative adventure which is stylishly pushing the genre forward, Indika absolutely delivers.
If you’re looking for a narrative adventure which is stylishly pushing the genre forward, Indika absolutely delivers.
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