Babylonian Twins is a 2D retro puzzle platform game that takes you to 576 BC in ancient Mesopotamia. With a beautifully reconstructed historic environments, original Middle Eastern music and innovative two-character control, you will enjoy days and weeks of exploration and mind-twisting puzzles. A critically acclaimed remake of the original Commodore Amiga game which was built in Iraq in the 90s.
"Top marks level design, superb challenges", EuroGamer
"A proud member of Mensa" - 148Apps
"Reminds us what was so good about 16-bit gaming" - PocketGamer
"A gorgeous, charming platformer with one of the most interesting backstories" - C-Net
"An Instant Classic" - THEAPPERA
Also featured on AOL News, Kotaku, Wired.com, Arstechnica, The Independent, The Vancouver Sun and others.
About the game ----------------
- Guide the twin princes of Babylon in their quest to restore peace in Babylon in unique co-operative tag-team control
- Over a dozen large levels across five stages including: Tower of Babel, the Assyrian Place, the Procession Street and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
- A detailed reconstruction of ancient Mesopotamia derived from authentic history texts
- An album worth of original authentic Iraqi Music - Secret treasures and bonus levels
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I was so excited when I saw Babylonian Twins was finally released for the iPod touch today! I've been salivating for this game ever since touchArcade posted info about it months ago. And to boot, I was soooo mad when it came out on the iPad first last weekend, lol. This was an automatic purchase for me: I'm about 3/4 done downloading it right now. Can't wait to play it! And the history behind the game is really neat as well. Thanks Cosmos!!
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It looked like an interesting game so I decided to buy it.
Having gone through the tutorials and some levels in the prison, I can see why people speak so highly of it.
Great activities with puzzles to solve.
Each brother has a unique series of skills.
Play as a tag team to reach your goals.
The only (minor) complaint is that the virtual controls can aren't as responsive as I would like it. But I suspect it's me...