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Babel: A Tower for a Name

A reverent one-tap tower stacker inspired by Genesis 11. Tap to lay each brick and keep the stack true over the plain of Shinar. The higher you build for a name, the more the common tongue frays.

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One tap to playFree no ads, no purchasesNo accountsGenesis 11 start to finish

Babel: a brick tower seventeen cubits high over the plain of Shinar

Inside the game

Build carefully. Pride rises fast.

Chase perfect lays as the speed climbs. Miss the placement and the tower scatters. Build long enough and the LORD comes down.

The Babel title screen over a pixel-art crowd with a Build button — **Come, let us build**The game opens with the Genesis 11 account.

Genesis 11:5 on a dark screen: the LORD came down to see the city and the tower — **Scripture in the story**Passages from Genesis 11 mark the milestones and the warnings.

A tall brick tower seventeen cubits high with builders and a crowd below — **Keep it true**Perfect-lay streaks, haptics, and rising speed.

The Scattered screen showing the height reached and a Build again button — **Scattered**Your name reached, your best kept, and one tap to build again.

Quick sessions, a long story

What you get

Simple one-tap stacking built for quick sessions
Perfect-lay streaks, haptics, particles, and rising speed
Pixel-art builders, crowds, animals, a river, palms, stars, and a tower that really collapses
Scripture from Genesis 11 and related verses woven through the milestones, the warnings, the scattering, and a Pentecost ending
No accounts, no ads, and no in-app purchases

Babel collects nothing and needs no sign-in. The general privacy policy applies.

Questions

Asked and answered.

Is Babel free?

Yes. Babel is free on the App Store and Google Play, with no ads, no accounts, and no in-app purchases.

What is Babel about?

It is a tower-stacking arcade game built on the account of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11. Scripture runs through the climb, the scattering, and a Pentecost ending.

How do you play?

Tap to lay each brick. Keep the stack true and chase perfect lays as the speed rises. Miss the placement and the tower scatters.

Is it suitable for kids?

It is rated 9+ on the App Store. There are no ads, no purchases, and no accounts.

Who made Babel?

Joshua Worth, an elevator constructor in Estero, Florida, through his company Intent Mesh LLC.

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