Ordia is a very satisfying casual experience at all levels

Ordia is a casual game for Android in which you embody a new way of life that you have to look for beans to take root in a world that is quite hostile at first.

Whether jumping, bouncing, hitting walls or sliding For them, you will have to find your life to go from one point to another with this very nice way of life of hers for having only one eye; and sometimes quite expressive.

Take advantage of the laws of physics to progress

Ordia generates a very satisfactory experience by being able to create the right environment for let us orient with a gesture of our finger the path where our shape of life will be launched. It can roll down a gallery to bounce off a wall after obtaining one of the ten special items in the level.

Little by little you will discover that knowing how to orient the trajectory well, with its closed or more open curve, will sometimes allow us to reach distant points. If we use the logic of the law of gravity a little, we will be able to obtain those special objects that will allow us to add more points.

So, from the first level, we will go getting the hang of the game to make gestures more intuitive and we do not have to rethink how to use the launch. That is, if we make a downward gesture from the way of life and lengthen it, the power will be greater. And so it will happen the other way around if the gesture is shorter in extension to drive less, but that will allow us to reach shorter areas.

A free but premium game

Ordia is capable of generating a very enriching experience when we get the point to use gestures, since we will begin to jump and jump to even skip some points and get to the end of the level faster.

As we pass these levels things will get complicated, apart from the fact that we have to get those 10 "totems" specials to complete them; Apart from that it is one of the objectives of the game, which is to finish them completely.

We have to say that we are facing a free game that allows us to play at 4 levels without paying one euro. In order to progress we will have to go to checkout and pay the 5 euros it really costs Ordia. In other words, the free version helps us decide if it is worth paying for this very well-designed casual and that it has a very satisfactory gaming experience at all levels.

30 levels spread over 3 worlds

In total Ordia has 30 levels in 3 worlds. And for the first two we've played, the difficulty curve is ideal. We will find beings that will make things difficult for us and at every step we will have to start breaking our heads a little to devise the combination of movements that allows us to complete the level. It has very special moments, and it is precisely for this reason that games of this type hook us, since they tend to relax many and cause addiction that we do not need to be glued to the screen for hours.

Visually and technically it is a very attractive game no matter where you look at it. When we get to control the way of life well, we are going to have a great time jumping and bouncing. The object physics is very well done and very real like this other game we talked about a few weeks ago. It has a very own design language and with very vivid colors that make it a true gaming experience. Everything related to sound has also been treated very well and in general it immerses us in our own experience and that is why we will get to pay its 5 euros; and they are worth it.

Ordia is a high quality casual platform in which you will have to incarnate yourself in this new way of life that wants to germinate and sow its seed for a hostile world, but at the same time very magical at all levels.

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