Awesome game, really enjoyed it! The level design is great and the tools are very creative. Also crazy you made the map in blender, I can't even make maps 1/4 this size without getting lost in the interface.
im interested in making a port of the babbdi map as a mod for Bonelab, (fortunately also a unity game) but i have no clue where i can get the map. will the map ever be made public (e.g. on Github) or do i have to search around the discord for the open source version to get the map myself?
Friends, I came from watching a video about this beauty, I'm going to try to convince a Mexican Youtuber with a television head to play this thing, and if I can I'll also make a guy called Masterlasheron know about the existence of this, I don't promise anything, but that I'm going to try, I'll try, the fact that you can break it so intentionally easily makes it very entertaining.
hi, so seeing as the game on steam is for all major platforms, how come you only have the windows version here? i'd much rather buy it here to support you but i'm on mac os..
hii lemaitre! i got some questions regarding babbdi
1) will we ever get the source code of babbdi for things like modding and fangames? (its really difficult to decompile the game fsr) 2) how babbdi actually started? 3) what did you use to create the babbdi map?
1) the game was open source on github during two weeks last month but we had to remove it because it had paid assets in it so only few people in the community have the source code, mostly moders, maybe if you come into the discord server you could get it
2) babbdi started as a fun summer holiday project, and we released it in december, 4 months after starting it ! my brother and me wanted to make a short project together for fun and experience.
3) we used blender to make the map and the level design, and then added some props in the unity editor
At first it was Me finding a way to hold 2 items at once. The next day opening the game had problems. I then deleted and redownloaded the game, only to find things like this. I was able to go through some solid objects and platforms, able to go past the invisible barrier allowing me to get to that ship in the distance.
Is it possible to have the linux build of the game downloadable here? Lutris is unable to save the game files for the windows executable, and I don't want to have steam installed on my system just for this game.
Amazing game, love the movement system and the overall feel.
I have a question for you tho, what country is the Lemaitre Bros from? My brother said it was Russia, my friend said it was Italy, and the internet said it was France..?
A really cool little game with an intense and weird ambiance in a strange post soviet concrete city that you'll have to escape with tight platforming mechanics and exciting items.
I liked the BABBDI atmosphere especially. BABBDI is also a type of art i think. Please make a sequel with bigger map and with many many interesting persons in it. This is so fresh. Explore, explore... But way too short! We need more games like this with a different level, a different view. Nice and also weird kind of art. Thank you much. PS: What does Babbdi mean? I bet, it is wrong spelled like ttaiston for station.
Even the corners with nothing you feel compelled to explore, I think this game sits between Shadow of the Colossus and Breath of the Wild for exploration and interesting vistas. I'd love to see a spiritual successor with just more of this odd, interesting world.
The Brutalist architecture of the city is beautiful and very chilling, and walking around the city was a blast!
I got a pickaxe early on and even reached the top of a building, but I regretted a little that perhaps I should have enjoyed walking a little more slowly.
I could feel the attention to detail with all the different textures of concrete!
I didn't get to play with the pick much, I had it going into that store area that's all dark, so dropped it for a flashlight and I think it fell through the world or something because I could never find it again! Only had it for maybe five minutes. :P
This was my indie game of the year! I really hope y'all do a commercial project, or something larger in scope to expand on Babbdi.
This game shows an expert understanding of atmosphere and space, long after beating the game 100%, I'd load it up and walk around a bit more. The tone was also perfect. So many other games aim for this kind of off-color, surreal feel but end up derivative or pretentious.
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Awesome game, really enjoyed it! The level design is great and the tools are very creative. Also crazy you made the map in blender, I can't even make maps 1/4 this size without getting lost in the interface.
hello lemaitre!
im interested in making a port of the babbdi map as a mod for Bonelab, (fortunately also a unity game) but i have no clue where i can get the map. will the map ever be made public (e.g. on Github) or do i have to search around the discord for the open source version to get the map myself?
thanks alot!
are you okay with fanworks?
yes !
hi, so seeing as the game on steam is for all major platforms, how come you only have the windows version here? i'd much rather buy it here to support you but i'm on mac os..
hii lemaitre!
i got some questions regarding babbdi
1) will we ever get the source code of babbdi for things like modding and fangames? (its really difficult to decompile the game fsr)
2) how babbdi actually started?
3) what did you use to create the babbdi map?
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Hello babbdi !
1) the game was open source on github during two weeks last month but we had to remove it because it had paid assets in it so only few people in the community have the source code, mostly moders, maybe if you come into the discord server you could get it
2) babbdi started as a fun summer holiday project, and we released it in december, 4 months after starting it ! my brother and me wanted to make a short project together for fun and experience.
3) we used blender to make the map and the level design, and then added some props in the unity editor
hope that answers well your questions !
played this on steam, absolutely amazing
aplausos para esto
haven't seen anywhere this bug, but you can hold ANY number of objects in hands if you 1) look at item 2) open tab menu 3) press E 4) close tab menu
major speed running strat
I absolutely love how much has been packed into just one area, Great game
I like this game
Uhh I think I broke the game too much
At first it was Me finding a way to hold 2 items at once. The next day opening the game had problems. I then deleted and redownloaded the game, only to find things like this. I was able to go through some solid objects and platforms, able to go past the invisible barrier allowing me to get to that ship in the distance.
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lmao how
I think something about the files being messed up or something.
No need to worry now, I got it fixed by myself, works fine now.
But now I wanna know how to change the textures with only a chromebook...
this is EPIC , Great , Amazing , Weird , no words enough to describe it ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️
Is it possible to have the linux build of the game downloadable here? Lutris is unable to save the game files for the windows executable, and I don't want to have steam installed on my system just for this game.
Loved this! Thank you for making it.
This is the best game I have ever played.
thanks bro
Amazing game, love the movement system and the overall feel.
I have a question for you tho, what country is the Lemaitre Bros from? My brother said it was Russia, my friend said it was Italy, and the internet said it was France..?
played it on steam, very good must say
Great game! I love the unsettling feeling it gives even though this isn't a horror game.
Great exploration game!
Pretty surreal, and there was a lot to explore. Very good concept.
played this at 2am
had some super dope dreams that night
A really cool little game with an intense and weird ambiance in a strange post soviet concrete city that you'll have to escape with tight platforming mechanics and exciting items.
I love the motorcycle! Such a surreal game! Love it!
Scary but cool game ->
BABBDI 2 WHEN?????? Add multiplayer so I can explore BABBDI with friends!!!!
omfg thats a really cool idea, cant wait for modders to do it lol
I liked the BABBDI atmosphere especially. BABBDI is also a type of art i think. Please make a sequel with bigger map and with many many interesting persons in it. This is so fresh. Explore, explore... But way too short! We need more games like this with a different level, a different view. Nice and also weird kind of art. Thank you much. PS: What does Babbdi mean? I bet, it is wrong spelled like ttaiston for station.
This is so...cozy. Actually, I enjoyed wandering through the city. Everyone seems so quiet... I love it.
had fun getting all of the achievements on steam interesting to explore
overall : 8/10
Even the corners with nothing you feel compelled to explore, I think this game sits between Shadow of the Colossus and Breath of the Wild for exploration and interesting vistas. I'd love to see a spiritual successor with just more of this odd, interesting world.
Amazing game, you have to try this out! Really hope to see more like this.
https://www.indiegamesjam.com/babbdi-review/
Fantastic game, great atmosphere, really enjoyed it. Great sound design as well.
The Brutalist architecture of the city is beautiful and very chilling, and walking around the city was a blast!
I got a pickaxe early on and even reached the top of a building, but I regretted a little that perhaps I should have enjoyed walking a little more slowly.
I could feel the attention to detail with all the different textures of concrete!
I didn't get to play with the pick much, I had it going into that store area that's all dark, so dropped it for a flashlight and I think it fell through the world or something because I could never find it again! Only had it for maybe five minutes. :P
This is exactly the game I was looking for.
This game its amazing . I love how smooth the controls are also the sound and details are amazing
This was my indie game of the year! I really hope y'all do a commercial project, or something larger in scope to expand on Babbdi.
This game shows an expert understanding of atmosphere and space, long after beating the game 100%, I'd load it up and walk around a bit more. The tone was also perfect. So many other games aim for this kind of off-color, surreal feel but end up derivative or pretentious.
nice jobs ! big city