this is interesting and i enjoyed about an hour of playing, then the jibberish made my head hurt lol. i really liek the idea and would be interested to see an expansion of the idea where the library maybe had other people in it, maybe with their help u can strive to translate the text.
Wow, congratulations, that's really great. I've been working on a Library of Babel simulation myself, if you want to check it out : http://agar.itch.io/the-unity-of-babel.
We should implement on a newer version, like an infinitely generated world with buildings fulll of books, not just on shelves, ability to actually pick them up, drop, read and put them back, ability to throw books around if the player pleases lol.
it would be good if the person could add a book in the archives and upload it toa server or something, one way to make it somewhat multiplayer?
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this is interesting and i enjoyed about an hour of playing, then the jibberish made my head hurt lol. i really liek the idea and would be interested to see an expansion of the idea where the library maybe had other people in it, maybe with their help u can strive to translate the text.
Yes, that would make the game very interesting! I would love to play something like that. Would pay too.
Thanks for the game.
Doesn't work on OS X 10.11.1 (15B42)
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Wow, congratulations, that's really great. I've been working on a Library of Babel simulation myself, if you want to check it out : http://agar.itch.io/the-unity-of-babel.
We should implement on a newer version, like an infinitely generated world with buildings fulll of books, not just on shelves, ability to actually pick them up, drop, read and put them back, ability to throw books around if the player pleases lol.
it would be good if the person could add a book in the archives and upload it toa server or something, one way to make it somewhat multiplayer?
Fantastic. Have always wanted to explore The Library of Babel. Unfortunately, I did not find this comment written in any of the books I found.