Ordia

Name: Ordia
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 4.9 (2883 reviews)
Author: Loju LTD

By: Loju LTD

One finger flinger

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Features & Capabilities

Ordia is a one-finger platformer where you guide a new life form through a strange and hazardous world. Apple Design Award-winning (2019), Ordia features 30 levels across three vibrant worlds, with simple one-finger controls and a tactile, responsive feel.

In addition to the core levels, Ordia includes extra challenge modes, bonus levels, and unlockable achievements. Best of all, there are no ads and no in-app purchases, delivering a focused, hours-long experience praised by outlets like TouchArcade, 148Apps, TapSmart, and AppSpy.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Loju LTD

Rating:

4.90

(2,883)

Version:

1.0.17 Last updated: 2021-10-10

Version code:

844590949

Creation date:

2019-05-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

139.33MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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Ranking

# 34,386 ▼ 114

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Developed by:

Loju LTD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ordia/id1309000429

Website:

https://ordiagame.com

User Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise Ordia’s visuals, music, and satisfying gameplay with clever levels. However, many note the game is short and lacks content, wishing for more levels, a level editor, or DLC. Frustration arises from few checkpoints and backtracking as difficulty increases. The price is debated, with some feeling it’s worth it and others seeing it as too expensive for the amount of content. Overall, Ordia is highly regarded, but players want more levels and creator-friendly options to extend play.

Pros

Stunning graphics and visuals
Excellent music and sound effects
Addictive, enjoyable gameplay with solid challenge balance
Clever level design and varied environments
Smooth performance and fluid physics

Cons

Too short; not enough levels; players want more content (DLC/sequel) or a level editor
Few checkpoints; backtracking on deaths causes frustration
Price/value debate; mixed opinions about paying upfront for content
Desire for a level editor / community-generated content
Difficulty ramps can feel punishing for some players

Recent reviews

Great game, makes me happy, not too hard but not too easy, wish there were more levels, reminds me of Pudding Monsters, Badland, World of Goo, and Jelly Defense.