Revenue is a rough estimate from public install counts × genre ARPD — order of magnitude only.
Ordia
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Ordia is a one finger platformer where you play as a new life form taking its first leaps into a strange and hazardous world. Jump, bounce, stick and slide your way through rich and vibrant environments. Guiding each creature to safety in a primordial world packed with various perils, challenges and surprises! With 30 levels to complete, plus extra challenge modes, bonus levels and achievements to unlock Ordia is a unique and challenging game with hours of gameplay. Features - Simple one-finger controls - 30 levels set across 3 worlds - Action packed platformer - Extra challenge modes for each level - Bonus levels and achievements to unlock Winner in the 2019 Google Indie Contest! 🏆 "All in all, Ordia is a hell of a game. It’s absolutely gorgeous, the animations are buttery smooth, and the sound effects and haptic feedback are incredibly satisfying" - TouchArcade "Ordia is a truly special platformer that knows exactly what it’s supposed to be" - 148Apps "A perfectly put together package for both casual platformer fans and enthusiasts alike" - AppSpy
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Estimated lifetime revenueVery wide rangeEstimated from install counts and typical spend per download, not from reviews. This is the widest range we publish — treat it as an order of magnitude.More in the glossary →
approximately $653.5Kgross
$163.4Klow → high range$2.6M
Net to developerafter refunds, tax and the store's cutapproximately $480.2K
Across 2 stores
Full table →| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Play | $3.99 | Score88% | approximately $653.5K |
| App Store | $3.99 | Score97% |
Ordia has grossed an estimated approximately $653.5K on Google Play.
How much has Ordia made?
About approximately $653.5K gross, estimated range approximately $163.4K to approximately $2.6M — roughly approximately $480.2K net to the developer after refunds, VAT and Google Play's cut. Very wide range: see how often ranges like this hold on accuracy. How we estimate →
