Rodha

What is Rodha?

Rodha is a 2D fast-paced, clean platformer that cuts down on what is truly important: timing, movement, calm under pressure. You are requested to jump on platforms, avoid the dangers, and arrive at the finish line without falling into the numerous traps set on your path. It is straightforward with a drawing quality to it, yet never underestimate Rodha, he can be extremely difficult.

How Rodha Plays

In Rodha, you jump left or right, paying a lot of attention to the arc and momentum. There are dangerous levels with cannons, moving saws, and other mechanical barriers that make a hasty decision be punished. Fail to jump or land on time and you will be redirected to the last check point. Fortunately, checkpoints are not discriminative, but they are very common and therefore they promote experimentation and not frustration. You will also gather coins along the way as you make your progress. These coins do not only have a show-off purpose, but they are used in the shop to unlock new character skins, which makes you have a good incentive to replay levels and replay them better

Rodha Features

Rodha has 60 hand-crafted levels, with new layouts and challenges being presented in every level. The game will have 11 different color themes to make the long sessions comfortable so that you can find a visual style that is easy to the eyes. There are also 9 character skins which are purely cosmetic and unlockable, and you can customize your experience without altering the balance in the game.

Controls

• A / Left Arrow - Jump left
• D / Right Arrow - Jump right
• Press twice - Double jump
• ESC - Quit the game

The controls are fairly sparse, yet it requires practice to master.

More Games Like Rodha

Fireboy and Watergirl 5 or the notoriously challenging Getting Over It may also be enjoyed in case you like precision platformers.

Created by Liminal Creations, Rodha demonstrates that even a platformer does not have to have glitzy graphics to be memorable. It is a satisfying difficulty by players who like games that focus on skill rather than luck and have structured development, where the levels are designed with care and a gentle aesthetic, as well as having tight controls.