Divine Intervention (Pt. 1)

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Divine Intervention (Pt. 1) is a Flash-based action game from Jim Bonacci, released in 2003. It features simple controls and a focus on fast-paced platforming with hazards and obstacles. Players navigate levels by jumping and dodging, aiming for high scores. The game lacks a story but emphasizes tight mechanics and replayability. It was one of the first titles to appear on Newgrounds and Kongregate, platforms that helped define early browser gaming. This title is notable as an early work by a developer best known for Happy Wheels. While it doesn’t carry the same notoriety, it reflects the DIY energy of 2000s Flash games. With minimal polish but a clear sense of intent, it’s a curiosity for fans of retro browser gaming. Its presence on sites like Total Jerkface and Kongregate hints at its cult following, though most reviews focus on later projects in Bonacci’s career.