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Ordia

One finger flinger

Ratings

Age

9+

Category

Action

Languages

English

Ordia is a unique one-finger platformer that challenges you to navigate a strange and hazardous world. Play as a new life form, flinging yourself across vibrant environments filled with perils and surprises. Jump, bounce, stick, and slide your way through 30 levels across three distinct worlds. With extra challenge modes, bonus levels, and zero ads or in-app purchases, Ordia offers a pure and satisfying gaming experience.

Dinsun Expert Review

Our Expert Score

89/100

Ordia is proof that one-finger controls can lead to deep, action-packed gameplay. You play as a small life form leaping through a hazardous primordial world, and the 'fling' mechanic feels incredibly precise. It’s a perfect example of a mobile game that understands its platform; you don't need a controller to feel like you have total mastery over your character.

The visual design is striking—vibrant colors contrasted against dangerous, shadowy environments. Every level feels handcrafted, balancing moments of high-tension escapes with rewarding 'sticky' landings. With 30 levels and extra hard modes, there’s a surprising amount of depth for a game with no ads or IAPs. It’s an elegant, satisfying platformer that deserved every bit of its Apple Design Award.

Dinsun reviewed on: Wed Feb 25 2026

Features

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Simple one-finger controls

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30 levels across 3 vibrant worlds

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Apple Design Award 2019 Winner

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No ads or in-app purchases

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Bonus levels and achievements

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Ordia Is Globs of Fun
Ordia Is Globs of Fun
Tricky puzzles, cute characters, primordial ooze—what’s not to love?

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Q&A

No, Ordia is a premium game with no advertisements or in-app purchases.

Ratings & Reviews

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Oh my gosh
Thu Sep 08 2022 canselmo1

I’ve been searching everywhere, this was awesome! So, I’ve been searching around a bit because I had small memories of looking at this game before. Turns out, it was this game, Ordia, and at first it seems it should not have been four dollars. But looking back on the sound design, music, graphics, gameplay, and little stuff like ords, hard mode, timers, bonus levels, and lots of polish, this game is worth MORE than 4 dollars. Oh, and it has 6+ features wich is what I want for every game I buy. Marketing is phenomenal, too. Before I found it, the reason why I wanted to look was because of the memorable graphics and music. I couldn’t remember the gameplay (I’m not saying it’s not memorable). Overall, after finishing the game, it was a blast! Just everything about it and the sheer amount of aliveness it contained will be held in my heart forever. One problem tho. I wish you could at least add 2 more worlds, or like a dlc, sequel, or second chapter, or maybe a few free content packs. I’ll make an update when I 100% (do hard mode, finish all bonuses, etc.) it and give even more feedback, k? Until next time, seeya! Loved it!

I like the game, but…
Sat Jan 04 2025 ArtificialyRearedSilverFoxes

The game can be fun, I like the game, but when you come across a particularly challenging obstacle, the game will set back to navigate the same obstacles over and over again simply to reach the obstacle that you are having a problem with. Soon, the game is no longer a fun challenge, but rather an annoyingly frustrating experience that you just want to be over with. The developers should have put in save points just before the particularly challenging obstacles and learn that their is a huge difference between challenges that keep a player interested and set up where the player just experiences constant frustration that leads to disappointment and apathy. Additionally, the physics of the game (how you expect your character react when interacting with the environment) seem to change without any indication that the environment or an object within the environment has become different or that it is in fact a different type of object even though it is acting very differently than you learned to expect from previous encounters. For example, their are often sudden currents in the liquid environment the character swims through without any indication that there is a current or why a current would be present in that particular situation except to make things more difficult for the player. In other words, there is no logic to the game world, only convenience. It’s like that because it is; deal with it.

One of the best
Thu Jul 09 2020 rocky ting

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.

One of the Best Games on App Store.
Wed May 19 2021 I Roblox Is The Best I

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.

A Gem of a Game
Thu May 27 2021 AerospaceVortex

This game is so good and is totally worth $4. It has 30 levels, which eventually get pretty difficult, so I still haven’t completed them. One of my favorite things is that they added achievements for each level and a hard mode, so after I complete them all, I’ll go back to 100% it! One complaint though: the sound. When the blob is stretched back, the sound it makes hurts my stomach. I know that sounds weird, but it’s just something about that particular sound. It’s great sound design, and this is probably just me. Love it anyways! ❤️🤗

Fun, fun, fun... but
Sun Jan 31 2021 xhat1964

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.

Needs Level Editor
Mon Jul 27 2020 Charleman21

The game is very well made with an awesome incredible and fun art style. I definitely recommend this game to anybody because of how clean the graphics feel and how smooth the gameplay is. The only problem with the game is that the levels can feel just a little bit repetitive and has a lack of content. I think the perfect fix to this would be a level editor. I would absolutely LOVE a level editor and think that it would give the game the last tiny bit of content it needs. This would truly make the game perfect!

Have you guys considered adding an infinite mode?
Sun May 26 2019 flowerpikmin

This game is super fun, and it has a pretty good amount of content! I’m just past the halfway mark now with the game, and I find myself wishing I’d be able to keep playing after I’ve beaten it 100%. The work of adding an infinite mode may not be in the budget for this app, but I just wanted to suggest it—the visual style, gameplay, and existing art assets would be really ideally suited for it. It would increase the amount of content exponentially for players who love the game and want to keep playing after beating all the levels. Overall I really love the game! Thanks so much for making it. (:

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