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If you are listening to this...you are listening to a pre-recorded message from 20,000 years ago. Once, humanity was around this beautiful planet we called Earth, but...now humanity is extinct. Today we are going to be talking about a game called Library of Babel...for whoever is listening to this audio tape. Summary: The Library of Babel welcomes you to a world 20,000 years after the extinction of humanity. The world is now run by advanced robots who know very little about their mythical creators. All is well and orderly in a society run by robots until the discovery of a library that contains everything that has, is, and will ever be written— the perfect harbinger of chaos.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it, but be prepared for some unexpected challenges along the way. They say don’t judge a book by its cover, and that old adage has never been more true than in The Library of Babel. I was drawn into this game by its hand-drawn visual style and attention to detail, not to mention its immersive narrative, which is based on a short story of the same name by Jorge Luis Borges. Yet, once I started playing, the unclear mission objectives and confusing map caused me to spend a lot of time wondering what the hell I was supposed to do next. If you’re the type that prefers a lack of hand-holding when it comes to objectives or loves a tremendous visual narrative, this one is for you, but if not,