Space Intern

Maciek Oaky

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About this game

Embark on a cosmic internship adventure with Space Intern, a dynamic 2D platformer!

Game Features:
- Unique mechanics in every world, from gravity inversion to playing as a hologram
- Encounter quirky foes like jumping space snails, explosive frogs, and synchronized jellyfish swimmers
- Conquer 40 escalating hand-crafted levels, each with increasing difficulty and complexity
- Face 4 distinct bosses, presenting the final challenge in each world
- Enjoy witty comedic dialogues with peculiar co-workers throughout the game
- Customize your character with various skins
- Immerse yourself in original pixel art graphics that capture the essence of space
- Groove to original soundtracks tailored for each of the four worlds
- Unlock original achievements for an extended cosmic thrill
- Engage in side activities, collecting two hidden stars in each level
- Gamepad support for enhanced gameplay
- Available in 9 languages for a global adventure.

Ratings and reviews

Not sure if this is the same developer(s) behind he Daddish games, but the game itself is a lot like that series in terms of mechanics, platforming, and writing. Albeit with a different protagonist, even if they have pretty much the same controls as of world 1. Maybe there's something that'll set the gameplay apart later but I haven't reached it, still love the levels either way. (Edit; I'd recommend putting checkpoints right before the boss room in boss levels. Small change but it'd do a lot.)

Almost a perfect game, if you take this an make it more Metroidvania style, it'll be perfect. Adding some way for combat all the time with more monsters and bosses and the Metroidvania style of exploration with secret areas, with a seamless map design like Metroid, Castlevania, Dead Cells etc. it will add so much replay value and make this a superior game to most Metroidvanias. I would give it 5 stars for a game like that, 4 now for tight controls, music, graphics and overall gameplay.

I'm on world 2 and it's pretty fun so far. Very similar to Dadish, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Looks like it takes the mechanics in more interesting directions at least. I like the ability to jump down through platforms, but I find that while walking, I tend to put my thumb slightly on the lower part of the joystick, which makes it impossible to jump. It would be more convenient if while on solid surfaces, the player would always jump upward, no matter the directional input.

What's new

Added new controls option: D-pad. You can switch between D-pad and joystick.
Fix graphical bug in lvl 26.
Fix issue with not falling crate.
Update camera transition for boss in world 2