Tiny Space Academy
Step into the gaming world with Tiny Space Academy, one of the top $4.99 games in the App Store! Crafted with creativity and innovation by Full Orbit Games LLC, this captivating Simulation game is bound to grab your attention. With its content rating of 4+, it caters to a wide audience. Ever since its release on 25th March 2021, it has been constantly updated, with the latest version rolled out on 31st May 2022.
Whether you have a liking for Simulation, Casual, games, Tiny Space Academy is sure to keep you hooked!
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Dive into Tiny Space Academy
Tiny Space Academy is a 2D space sim where you get to grow your own space agency and explore the solar system with your own rocket designs. You’ll face constant challenges getting your little astronauts into space. There are more than 70 different rocket components to unlock and choose from. You can play the campaign and balance the cost of each rocket or play sandbox and just have fun with the gravity mechanics. The solar system is yours to explore!
What’s Fresh in the Latest Update?
Discover what’s new in the recent update of Tiny Space Academy on 31st May 2022:
Patch notes:
Fixed bug when decoupling rocket and secondary stage doesn’t follow planets orbit.
Hear from the Players – Tiny Space Academy Reviews
Find out what gamers are saying about Tiny Space Academy:
RCS fail, no fix or update that could fix It.
The tutorial is buggy and vague. We can only imagine what the rest of the game is like.
… Since kerbals are just so buggy/crashy… Space agency was our most favorite.. Till this…. … This looks to be less crashy/bugged and there is more to come. Really enjoy it.
Having a great time with it, while there are deeper alternatives like simple rockets 2, this game is great at building you up to achievements. And while the 2d game design may appear limiting, what it ends up doing is freeing you up to things that would be really difficult/complicated in another game, like building a functioning space station. There are a couple of issues with the game, like the tutorial not fully explaining the UI, and while the mission objectives really help you along, some things like docking are not fully explained, and a lot of the time you end up just figuring things out yourself, which can be both fun and frustrating at times. The campaign is really cool, and something mission from some of the space alternatives on mobile, however often you end up only having enough money to complete the next objective, and trading research for cash at 1:1 is almost comedically difficult to do at a scale large enough to have enough cash for anything other than a satellite. But we digress. This is a great game as an introduction to space sims in general, and many of the mechanics are simple enough for anyone to understand. Hopefully the developer keeps at it and continues to update the game, because this game has a really solid foundation.