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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
Indygo is a narrative game with elements of point'n'click set in one room only - painting workshop. It tells the story of a painter who suffers from depression. Solve puzzles and make decisions that affect how the game ends.
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Tiny, contemplative, inward and dark.
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Digital ChumpsNathaniel StevensMar 20188.1/10Indygo, while certainly nothing groundbreaking with mechanics, is a frightfully accurate portrayal of what happens in the mind of someone suffering from depression. The narrative is clearly more important than the game's mechanics, and that shows at times, but the combination of mechanics, dialogue choice and acting help to push the message about how devastating depression can be for an individual suffering from it.
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GameGrinAndrew WowkNov 20178/10Despite some missteps with its gameplay, Indygo is a deeply immersive, realistic, and nuanced depiction of depression.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteNov 20177/10A very poignant game that will hopefully help people to speak out about their struggles, as well as showcase just how important storytelling is in games.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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