The Library of Babel 1.3

The Library of Babel introduces players to a world set 20,000 years after humanity's extinction. Governed by advanced robots with limited knowledge of their enigmatic creators, the formerly orderly society is disrupted by the unearthing of a library housing all past, present, and future written works—a catalyst for impending chaos. Drawing inspiration from Jorge Luis Borges' eponymous short story.

You assume the role of Ludovik, a Seeker dispatched to probe a murder in Babylon. As a sudden state of emergency unfolds, Ludovik ventures into increasingly perilous terrain following the assassin's tracks and delving into the mystery shrouding the Library's abrupt lockdown.

Immersing players in a world teeming with sprawling jungles, deserted temples, and a plethora of cybernetic denizens to engage with, The Library of Babel guarantees an enthralling escapade replete with hazards and enigma, alongside a pensive, atmospheric narrative contemplating the concept of infinity.

• Disheveled yet futuristic environments beautifully depicted in hand-drawn 2D.
• Numerous treacherous obstacles and adversaries to evade, reflecting Ludovik's preference for agility and subtlety over brute force.
• Dialogue and Inventory systems harking back to the adventure games of the 90s.
• A contemplative and introspective sci-fi tale capturing the essence of The Library of Babel and Apocalypse Now.