Ordia

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. (:

While I have played a number of games with very similar game play on IOS, some quite good, Ordia is set apart with easy controls and a high challenge level without ever feeling unfair. Graphics and sound are both fantastic (headphones recommended). I was able to finish all 30 levels without too much frustration and feeling like my skill level in the game has increased immensely, but I also know that the majority of the available bonus content are above the limits of my patience level. A sequel would be very welcome.

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This is a beautiful game, but like all other games of this type, it starts out great and very playable and enjoyable, but after only a couple of levels it becomes so difficult that after 104 or so efforts in trying to get past a point, you just give up and delete it. Some levels must be played in one continuous motion since you are being chased by an enemy. You only have about half a second to line up a very precise shot since you are aiming at a target that is only a few pixels wide, if you miss, you have to start all over again. This is nothing unusual, some of the most beautiful games, Oddmar for example, you can't even enjoy the beautiful design because the level must be done in one continuous motion. Sad.

THIS is a GAME. In a world where 90% of mobile games are sleepy money pumps, this one easily stands out for not only being an actual game, but a dang good one. The whole game is designed around being playable a) with one hand and 2) in short bursts. But it still manages to do the invisible tutorial thing, of teaching the player how to play while they’re playing. so they don’t have to read for five minutes before starting to play the game (90% of Apple Arcade “games.”) I’m so glad to have finally discovered this

I have beaten all 30 levels, I love this game! I just have one question! Can you please make it online and make a mode where you can create your own levels and have other people play them? Then you could upload the levels online and other people could play them! Then the owner could feature levels! I would LOVE that...