Oddmar (2018)
Android · Mac · Nintendo Switch · iOS
3.50 from 18 ratings
34 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 6 backlogged · 8 wish listed
How long? Main story 5h (from 1 logged playthrough)
Oddmar struggles with life in his village and is not worthy of a place in Valhalla. He is shunned by his fellow Vikings and must redeem himself of his squandered potential. One day he is offered an opportunity to prove himself, but at a price...
IMMERSE yourself in an epic Viking story animated as a motion comic.
JOURNEY through 24 …
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Oddmar struggles with life in his village and is not worthy of a place in Valhalla. He is shunned by his fellow Vikings and must redeem himself of his squandered potential. One day he is offered an opportunity to prove himself, but at a price...
IMMERSE yourself in an epic Viking story animated as a motion comic.
JOURNEY through 24 beautifully hand-crafted levels of physics-based puzzles and platforming challenges.
DISCOVER your true power with magically imbued weapons and shields.
ENCOUNTER new friends and foes on your journey through magical forests, snowy mountains and treacherous mines.
Oddmar supports Google Play game saves and game controllers.
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Release dates
- Apr 04, 2018 (Worldwide) iOS
- Jan 16, 2019 (Worldwide) Android
- Feb 19, 2020 (Europe) Mac
- Feb 20, 2020 (Europe) Nintendo Switch
- Feb 20, 2020 (North_America) Nintendo Switch
- Mar 12, 2020 (Worldwide) Mac
Rating distribution
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Review WardCove 4/5 · Jan 2, 2022
Better than it has any business being
I had started Oddmar one before, on my android device. I made it approximately 4 levels in and then gave up on it. I had a hard time with the jump controls being a swipe up and then I didn't give it time and I shut it down.
Flash forward and the game is on Apple Arcade and I now …
I had started Oddmar one before, on my android device. I made it approximately 4 levels in and then gave up on it. I had a hard time with the jump controls being a swipe up and then I didn't give it time and I shut it down.
Flash forward and the game is on Apple Arcade and I now have an iPhone. Decided to give it another shot and I'm really glad I did.
The controls might have not been up to snuff my first time through but this time I was wondering why I was even complaining my first go around. The controls felt great and responsive. Sure, it probably would have felt even better with a controller, but it was still pretty amazing. Honestly impressed.
The animation of the game was top notch. Loved it. the cutscenes were spectacular and the voice narration was impeccable. The story might not have been crazy original, but who cares, it was fun and easy to follow and enjoyable even if it's predictable.
The game slowly ramped up the difficulty to the perfect degree for me. To where it felt difficult but not overly challenging. I think they completely nailed the challenge.
Needless to say I really enjoyed this game. I ended up doing everything in this game except the speedruns of the levels, which was tempting because I did enjoy this one that much. I can't wait to see what Mobgee puts out next and I will gladly be playing it.
Review Robotnanny 4/5 · Jun 21, 2021
Great platformer for the iPad
I enjoyed the distinct art style and playful storytelling and gameplay of Oddmar. At first, I was impressed by the controls but ended up frustrated with them. I think the developers did the best they could to create intuitive and responsive controls on a touch screen. Honestly, I can't imagine a better way of approaching controls on an iPad but …
I enjoyed the distinct art style and playful storytelling and gameplay of Oddmar. At first, I was impressed by the controls but ended up frustrated with them. I think the developers did the best they could to create intuitive and responsive controls on a touch screen. Honestly, I can't imagine a better way of approaching controls on an iPad but I still longed for a controller. I frequently had missteps where the controls wouldn't respond how I wanted them to or the game was calling for more movement finesse than the controls easily allowed.
With that caveat, I definitely recommend Oddmar if you enjoy platformers. I had a lot of fun playing through this relatively short game.