Tower of Ba*bel
Tower of Ba*bel
Description (IGDB)
Our mistress has been kidnapped by a masked menace. But fear not!! The buds are on the case in this slightly frustrating roll up a tower, with a berrific ending.
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Description Steam (Français)
"Roll her, squeeze her, feed her buns." t. incorrectlyrics
Slap the network center button, enter a unique letter combination and convince your friends to roll this beauty up a tower. What is going on?
Nobody knows!! Let’s find out in this multiplayer jank fest!
Features
Roll-a-ball physics based multiplayer (or solo) gameplay.
Uncomplicated online networking.
Funny sounds.
A ferocious fiend has with forensic foresight fearlessly found our mistresses fatal flaw, every nightfall she falls fast asleep. She awakens confunded! For where am I?
Frighteningly fresh this fanciful facility, with fragile falls in unforgiving forks.
Oh look! This guy is talking, I should pay attention.
You roll a ball of water up a few levels, that's the game. Thank you.
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Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« There’s a ton to like about The Library of Babel. From a presentation standpoint, this is one of the strongest games I’ve played in 2023. That just makes it more annoying when the title’s core gameplay mechanics don’t hold up to the experience the developers have created. While they’re mostly okay in the early going, as the game tries to push players further, they simply don’t hold up well to what’s being asked of them. I still overall had a good time with The Library of Babel, and this is a game that, with a bit more refinement, could really have been something special, but as is, this is a game I can only recommend strongly to die-hard fans of classic cinematic platformers. »
« At its best, Tower of Babel has some great auto-running action that will have you flying around the screen at breakneck pace, firing yourself to the top of the speed-running leaderboards. Unfortunately, though, the whole thing is let down by some game-breaking issues and a rather lacklustre aesthetic that maybe answers the question of why there has been so little mention of the game prior to release. A frustrating case of a game that could have been excellent but shoots itself in the foot with its many problems, Tower of Babel is best left for another day. »
« Tower of Babel feels like a rushed and uninspired game, it can be fun initially but the longer you play and the longer you look at it the less enjoyable and more frustrating it becomes. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« I’ve completed Tower of Babel on the Switch (handheld mode) last week. I personally don’t necessarily like auto-runner, but I don’t mind games like that for lunch breaks at work or when I am waiting somewhere. I did encounter a few framerate drops while on handheld mode, but nothing major. The game is fairly short and easy in general, but it gets challenging towards the end. I honestly enjoyed the game and I like the fact the towers are randomly generated as you cannot memorize the levels which I am usually good at. You get a second chance if you get hit, but you fall into another state and it takes a certain time to get used to that mechanic. You can chose to go slower or faster. No comment on music as it was turned off. This game deserves an 5.5 out of 10 in my book and I would recommend picking it up when there is a sale. »
