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THE AWARD-WINNING CLASSIC — THE DEFINITIVE EDITION
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THE AWARD-WINNING CLASSIC — THE DEFINITIVE EDITION
Guide the twin princes of Babylon, Nasir and Blasir, on a quest to free their kingdom from an evil sorcerer. Freeze one twin into a stone statue — use him as a stepping stone or a weight on ancient mechanisms — while the other dashes, drills and battles through five hand-crafted worlds.
A PIECE OF GAMING HISTORY
Created in Baghdad in 1993 for the Commodore Amiga — the first commercial-quality video game made in Iraq — Babylonian Twins was lost to history until its acclaimed 2010 rebirth:
• TouchArcade 4.5/5 — Game of the Week
• PocketGamer Silver Award
• GamePro 4.5/5
• Featured by Apple ("Great Platformer") and Google (Staff Picks)
Now back in its Definitive Edition, built for modern devices.
EXPLORE ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA
• 15 levels across 5 worlds: the Royal Prison, Procession Street, the Hanging Gardens, the Assyrian Palace and the Tower of Babylon
• Outsmart traps and enemies with the unique twin-switch mechanic
• Collect real Mesopotamian treasures in the artifact gallery — from the Royal Game of Ur to the Lion of Babylon
• Original acclaimed soundtrack blending Middle Eastern themes
PREMIUM, THE WAY GAMES USED TO BE
• Pay once — no ads, no in-app purchases, no account, works offline
• Full controller support and customizable touch controls
• Play in 11 languages, including Arabic
• Instant resume — pick up exactly where you left off
576 BC. A kingdom in darkness. Two princes. One destiny.
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