Ordia

Excellent game. I normally don't turn my sound on but the music and ambiance are very relaxing. I'm impressed with the gradual increase in difficulty, it's incredibly smooth and messing up doesn't feel bad at all. You can tell a lot of thought was put into designing this game and I think it has everything a platformer of it's kind needs (like unexpected obstacles, various routes to complete levels, and hidden secrets in maps). Definitely think it's worth the money, you won't be disappointed.

This is hands down one of the best games on mobile. I really love the alien looking style of the game but it really shines in the physics platforming department. The physics (particularly the acceleration) in this game feel real. Every jump is exhilarating. The game would do better to have a metal soundtrack based on how it feels to play 🤣. And you can tell the developer wanted to show off the extreme gameplay which is majorly emphasized by chaser enemy’s that... well chase you. The level design is kinda meh at the beginning but it gets significantly more creative in the late bits of world one onward. I really like the time trial and hard modes, they fit perfectly with the rest of the game and don’t at all feel crammed in. I give this game a 9/10 (but tbh the game is still growing on me, it’s really a blast) The only thing I would recommend to be added is a custom level editor. This is the type of thing people want to make their own stages with. And it’s also the type of thing people don’t want to put down. If you ever release a custom editor I think it will become a classic.

The more I play this game, the more I realize just how much polish it has. Ordia runs fluidly on my mid-range device, feeling silky-smooth at all times, and it's simple art style and color scheme ensures that elements pop even in harsh lighting. I find Ordia to be challenging while having a simple control scheme that's easy to get used to - to the point that it feels natural. The time trials are merciless and will demand perfection to complete, yet the act of trying again is so swift and effortless that you might be tempted to keep going for dozens of minutes. I haven't reached the end of Ordia yet, but it's one of the few smartphone games I know I'll enjoy journeying all the way through.

Ordia is one of the best finger-flicking time killers out there. The idea of a primordial blob struggling to survive in the hazardous and predator-filled grounds on a vibrant planet is something I’ve been searching for a decade. The concept is amazing with new predatory creatures crossing your path constantly. New challenges along the dense jungle of a colorful and appealing planet add amazing gameplay and many exciting hours, waiting for a new hazard to step along the way. The scenery is absolute perfection, with plant species and other life forms that can interest any person that comes into contact with this masterpiece. On top of that, there is thrilling music that adds the cherry on top. It might look like a simple game, but it will impress you with only a little over a buck. Hands down, one of the best games out there, keep up the good work.

Such a cute lil game ! Relaxing and fun. Can be a bit frustrating if you're a completionist, but triggering all the little environmental things is unique and fun. My only complaint is level difficulty increases way too much, way too fast. It would be nice to take the game a bit slower (those worm things are the bane of me!) and enjoy it. Sometimes causes me a bit more anxiety than it does offer relaxation, too. But it's a really cute and fun game otherwise.

I really like the game. The simplistic art style is great. From what I've seen, the mechanics shown (while not innovative, but still cool) are fun in combination with everything else. At first I was questioning my purchase, but after a while I was completely sold. I looked at the map, and the game looks short, but with such a cheap price tag, you are not going to get that much. The controls feel great and work incredibly with a touch screen. There's more I'd say, but there is a character limit.

This is going to be trivial and nit picking. Fun game. Cool design. Well thought out. Virtually a 5 star game. But.... please show a running persistent counter of the tokens collected. Why is it hidden behind a few taps? Sure, it pops out for a moment in level when you collect, but it’s usually while you’re running for your life. Not exactly a time to take your focus away from the task at hand. And then when you finish a level, what possible reason is there to not show the tokens collected for that level? As it is now, you have tap back to the level you just completed to see whether or not you got all the tokens. Like I said, a minor annoyance that could easily be remedied.

Lovely one finger platformer. The game works great on mobile and is very satisfying to play. There's also a fair bit of content and the whole thing is very polished. My only gripe with the game is that even though mechanics are introduced regularly, it can get a little repetitive if you play too much of it as the concept of the game necessarily limits what can be done.

Beautifully designed game - I have no specific complaints. This is just not the type of game that interests me. I prefer puzzle games that exercise the mind. If I wanted to improve my swiping accuracy, then this would be the game, but I spend way too much time swiping on my phone already.

Ordia is a fun game but my Galaxy A70 screen had a very annoying setup where it made launching when you were on the far right of the screen so difficult that I couldn't actually complete the first time course. Haven't had issues on the left side as the course doesn't go as close to the edge (yet). I'm hoping this is fixed and I wil re-review.