AusGamer: Three quarters of an hour into my first game in Babel Rising’s ‘Survival’ mode on the first tower, I realised that I wasn’t going to fail unless I did so on purpose. I’d steered clear of the ‘Easy’ option; having thus far found the campaign a bit dull, I was looking for something a bit more stimulating. I did not find it. Getting a high score on this, the first of three towers, was clearly going to be a case of endurance rather than skill. The other two unlockable towers are certainly more difficult to defend, but spending what turned out to be a full hour straight on the Ziggurat was a great way to come to grips with the game’s misguidedness.
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.
