Ordia - One finger platformer

Name: Ordia - One finger platformer
Rating: 4.25 (2704 reviews)
Author: Loju

By: Loju

Journey through a colourful and action packed world in this one finger flinger!

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This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2026-06-09

Features & Capabilities

Ordia is a unique one-finger platformer that takes you on a vibrant journey through a strange and hazardous world as a new life form. Featuring simple one-finger controls, players navigate through 30 beautifully crafted levels across three distinct worlds, each packed with challenges, perils, and surprises. The game offers extra challenge modes, bonus levels, and achievements for extensive gameplay.

Winner of the 2019 Google Indie Contest, Ordia combines stunning animations, immersive sound effects, and satisfying haptic feedback to create an engaging and accessible experience for both casual and seasoned platformer fans. Enjoy the starting levels for free with a demo and unlock the full adventure with an in-app purchase.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Loju

Downloads:

327,685

Rating:

4.25

(2,704)

Version:

1.0.20 Last updated: 2023-12-17

Version code:

200522

Creation date:

2019-10-22

Publisher country:

Permissions:

android.permission.INTERNET Low risk
com.android.vending.BILLING Low risk
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE Safe
android.permission.VIBRATE Safe

Size:

103.72MB

Email:

he*****@loju.co.uk

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-09

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Developed by:

Loju

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lojugames.android.Ordia.iap

Email:

he*****@loju.co.uk

Website:

http://ordiagame.com

User Reviews

Reviewers broadly praise Ordia for addictive, accessible gameplay, polished visuals, intuitive controls, and satisfying sound design. The simple, clean art and easy learning curve are highlights. However, the freemium model, with only a few levels free and the rest paid, is a frequent complaint, as are concerns about limited content and potential repetition over time. Some mention price, control, and optimization issues. Overall, it’s a well-made, engaging platformer, but players want more levels and a fairer pricing model.

Pros

Addictive and engaging gameplay that hooks players.
Polished, simple, and intuitive controls/mechanics.
Beautiful, clean art style with appealing visuals.
Satisfying and reactive sound design/music.
Easy to learn; accessible learning curve.

Cons

Freemium model with paywall after a few levels; rest requires payment.
Content length concerns: too few levels/free portion; progression can feel repetitive or short.
Perceived high price / full game cost.
Control/input issues (swipe-based controls that require screen visibility).
Occasional performance/optimization concerns (not optimized).

Recent reviews

The initial app experience was amazing, so I chose to purchase the expansion pass. However, I am extremely underwhelmed by the amount of extra content I received. For £3.99, I would have expected more than just 25 levels to complete. Even after completing all the challenges, progressing through the levels was quick and not the best experience. While I like the concept of the game, I feel very underwhelmed by the amount of constant I got for the price I paid.