Babylon papafuji has released Babylon v0.9, a DS homebrew game based on the original game created by Bruno Faidutti called Babylone. Both the homebrew and the original are are fast and straightforward strategy games.
The gameplay is simple. Players take turns in piling up towers made of Babylonian stone tablets of same height or the same top color using the stylus. The player who fails to do so loses. No drama. No complications. It's the kind of mind game you'd want to play on a lazy afternoon when it's too hot to play Brain Age or something.
The changelog for Babylon v0.9 includes one and two players mode. There is no wi-fi functionality yet but papafuji is working on it.
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