How to get out of the upside-down house in INDIKA

The snow-covered world of INDIKA is riddled with puzzles, and one of the first areas you can get stuck in on the way to the train and to deliver the letter is a house that's been flipped upside down. Check out how to get out of the upside-down house in INDIKA below.

How to escape the upside-down house in INDIKA

When you first enter the house, you can see that all of the furniture is on the ceiling. While this shouldn't technically be possible, given all of Indika's hallucinations at that moment, it's not surprising. When you climb up the stairs, you'll notice that you can't reach the platform.

Luckily, there is a safe that you can move underneath the platform. However, since the house is upside down, the moment you bring the safe up to the platform, the house will tilt. Now, even with the safe underneath it, you won't be able to reach the platform.

If you wheel the safe back into its previous position, the house will tilt back to its original position. The platform can be reached again with something underneath it but if you put the safe underneath it, it will keep tilting.

If you tilt the house five times, you'll get the Rachmaninoff achievement, which means you hit the piano against the walls five times. This achievement's appearance clued me into the solution, though I should have also noticed the loud bang every time the piano hit a wall.

The piano is located on the floor below right underneath the safe, and you can climb onto it. When you go down, you'll see that there is a window you can get out through in the far left corner. If you get the piano underneath it, you'll create your exit.

All you have to do is move the safe on the top floor to the far left corner, and then the piano will move right underneath the window as well. You can now go back down and escape.

If you want to find other puzzle solutions, check out how to solve the elevator puzzle in INDIKA on Pro Game Guides. You can also read our full thoughts on the game in our INDIKA review.