Ordia

Loju

About this game

Ordia is a one finger platformer where you play as a new life form taking its first leaps into a strange and hazardous world.

Jump, bounce, stick and slide your way through rich and vibrant environments. Guiding each creature to safety in a primordial world packed with various perils, challenges and surprises!

With 30 levels to complete, plus extra challenge modes, bonus levels and achievements to unlock Ordia is a unique and challenging game with hours of gameplay.

Features
- Simple one-finger controls
- 30 levels set across 3 worlds
- Action packed platformer
- Extra challenge modes for each level
- Bonus levels and achievements to unlock

Winner in the 2019 Google Indie Contest! 🏆

"All in all, Ordia is a hell of a game. It’s absolutely gorgeous, the animations are buttery smooth, and the sound effects and haptic feedback are incredibly satisfying" - TouchArcade

"Ordia is a truly special platformer that knows exactly what it’s supposed to be" - 148Apps

"A perfectly put together package for both casual platformer fans and enthusiasts alike" - AppSpy

Ratings and reviews

EDIT: Loju reached out and fixed the issue! Now the game is back to being amazing, and I definitely recommend it! ///// Loved the game until a few weeks back. It suddenly stopped working and instead sending me to the play store. Because I only play offline, it tells me to wait until I connect. So, basically, I'm no longer able to play this game offline, and can only play online. I only play these kinds of games when I'm commuting or have no connection, so this game is basically useless now.

i really like this game :> it's simple yet challenging. it honestly reminds me a lot of spore in a weird way, just the noises and the little alien creatures hehe...sometimes i can only play for 5 minutes at a time cause i rage xD but not in a bad way lol levels are simple but it's easy to miss some collectables, but not too difficult or annoying to go back and find them!

It's a quality experience. The levels are well crafted and the difficulty ramps up comfortably. 30 levels feels like the right length considering they all have a time trial mode and hard mode to go through as well

What's new

Fix for frame rates above 60hz