4.3
577 reviews
10K+
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Content rating
Teen
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About this game

Whether it is embarking on a quest to defeat an evil warlock or creating your own world as a god, Ord. tells stories that emphasise player choices and evocative fast-paced narratives.

THREE additional stories for a total of four.
New visual polish and sound effects.
More achievements to hunt for!
Updated on
Oct 5, 2023

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Ratings and reviews

4.3
562 reviews
Ezra Lately
May 20, 2021
It's a clever concept. The first two stories (Quest and Dimensions) are fun, clever, and work well, but the other three are not. World and Heist seem entirely random and pointless, with Heist in particular feeling especially pointless with none of your choices having any consequence. Foul Things is tedious and unpleasant because any luck-based thing can kill you and make you start over, and the story path is long. So it's just restarting over and over tapping the same choices.
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Jacob Alford
June 5, 2021
Ord is such a delightful game to play. It doesn't demand your time, and can be picked up and put down without great strife. Everything including the sound effects, outcomes, choices, story developing is novel and interesting. The joy of this game is mostly limited by your imagination, and that's a fantastic concept (though I acknowledge not a new concept).
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Kevin T
May 28, 2021
It's ok. it is an interesting concept but in execution it lacks quite a bit. There's barely a game here and mostly it's just a series of yes and no questions that either leads to continuing the story or ending it. Eventually you will learn the correct choices on the way because there aren't really "good or bad" decisions that you can make to continue the game. For the most part there is only one decision that will progress the game for you leaving the game extremely linear.
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