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Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done and thy shalt smite us if we build a massive tower and don’t praise you.
Many games let you play as anti-heroes or villains, but few let you play as God himself, who in Babel Rising is vengeful to the max as he sets out to destroy an entire civilization of non-believers. It seems that the population of earth have lost faith and have decided to build a great tower that will touch heaven itself; not happy with this God decides to stop this at whatever cost, killing hundreds of thousands of workers and priests as they make their way to the top of the tower, laying scaffolding and brick to create this mighty structure to reach the heavens.
Rating: Excellent
Nintendo Life: God games are usually about protecting people, not condemning them. Babel Rising, however, tears a page or two out of the Book of Genesis and sees you, as the heavenly overseer himself, casting down any subjects that dare to defy. Hundreds of heretics are constructing a gigantic tower to reach the skies, but by smiting them and their building with a selection of destructive powers, you'll soon remind them that no men are mightier than the Lord.
Gamesta.com reports on this week's European eShop downloads for Nintendo. Whether you own a Nintendo Wii U, Wii, DS or 3DS, there will be a game available for you. There are also some demos available on Wii U. And lo; there are a ton of videos available for once!
Publisher Bulkypix and studio Mando Productions announced today that the sequel to the popular God's-eye-and-finger-view mobile game Babel Rising, Babel Rising: Cataclysm, is now available on the App Store for free.
