Oddmar review: visit the Vikings with this indie platformer

Screenshot and trailers of Oddmar

Positive points

• Excellent grip
• Clever, well-thought-out level design
• Highly successful boss phases
• An immersive atmosphere supported by superb DA

Negative points

• A fairly short lifespan
• Well mastered but rather classic mechanics

A game for: those looking for a complete platformer designed for mobile.

My final opinion of Oddmar

Admittedly, Oddmar doesn't revolutionise the platformer genre. The mechanics you unlock as you progress aren't always original. However, my opinion of Oddmar remains very positive, as the game succeeds in everything it sets out to do: from its imaginative and cleverly thought-out level design to its excellent handling and challenging boss stages, this indie platformer offers an excellent experience.

Oddmar is truly designed for mobile, with touch controls that deliver a great game feel. In fact, the game was first released on Android and iOS, before joining the Switch catalogue. The game may be criticised for being a little short-lived, with just 24 levels. Despite this, Oddmar offers good replayability thanks to the stars you can collect.

To sum up this review of Oddmar, I'd really recommend you check out this platformer, if only to enjoy its beautiful AD and its cute, poetic atmosphere. You can try it out on Android and iOS: the first level is free and to unlock the following levels, you'll need to spend less than $4. Trust me, you'll get your money's worth!

Rayman in Viking land, it's Oddmar on mobile!

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