In Immortals Fenyx Rising, Indika also counts as one of the 25 Mounts you can find while playing the video game developed by Ubisoft. Additionally, Indika is the second mount you should tame the moment you reach the second area in the game (Valley of Eternal Spring). Or the first mount if you missed Tyrian because she’s rather easy to find and is a level 3 mount.
Although she can’t fly, Indika, just like Tyrian, has three rows of stamina, which places her amongst the best mounts early in the game.
Where To Find Indika in Immortals Fenyx Rising
Ok, so let’s start with the location of this Immortals Fenyx Rising mount, which, as said, is the Valley of Eternal Spring. As you can see on my map below, she is found in a swampy area south of Gaia’s Soul. Use my location’s icon to find it, simply because the mounts can’t be marked by scanning an area.
How To Tame Indika
After you reach the location marked on my map, look around to spot the beautiful steed. Notice that she’s patrolling around the statue in my screenshot.
Now, without getting too close, observe the path she follows. Use the bushes nearby to approach her. In order to catch or tame an Immortals Fenyx Rising Mount, your goal is to stay hidden and get near the mount without scaring it.
If by any chance you are spotted, Indika starts pounding the ground, and a red exclamation mark appears. If this happens, stop and do not move. You can continue to approach the mount once she is calm and the said exclamation mark disappears.
Move slowly, and when you are close enough, press the corresponding button on your screen (△ on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5). Now, the mount belongs to you.
How To Call/Summon Indika
Summoning Indika in Immortals Fenyx Rising is actually very easy. All you have to do is to press △ (PlayStation 4 & 5), and the mount (or, in this case, Indika) appears under Fenyx. Additionally, if you want to change your mount in the game, you can do that via the Inventory.
Open the game’s menu, select Inventory, then the Mounts slot above Fenyx’s pouch. Equip the mount you want to use, and you’re done.
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