GameBabaIsYou
iOS app by Evans Omondi. Games · Evans Omondi
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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Store description excerpt
Baba Is You is a groundbreaking puzzle game where the rules of the game are physical objects you can push around and rearrange. CHANGE THE RULES Each level contains word blocks that form rules — "BABA IS YOU" means you control Baba. "WALL IS STOP" means walls block your path. "FLAG IS WIN" means touching the flag wins the level. But what if you push the words and change the rules? THINK DIFFERENTLY The core mechanic is deceptively simple: push word blocks to form new sentences. But the implications are profound. Every level asks you to question your assumptions about how the game works. The solution is never what you first expect. HOW IT WORKS - Rules are formed by three word blocks in a row: NOUN + IS + PROPERTY - Push any word block to break an existing rule or create a new one - If you break "BABA IS YOU", you lose control — unless you make something else IS YOU - Combine rules creatively: make rocks pushable, walls passable, or turn the flag into you UNDO FREELY Every move can be undone. Experiment wildly, try the unexpected, and discover solutions through creative exploration. There's no penalty for trying — only the satisfaction of finding the answer. KEY FEATURES: • Unique rule-manipulation puzzle mechanic • Multiple handcrafted levels with increasing complexity • Unlimited undo for experimentation • Retro-inspired pixel art style • Full offline play — no internet required • Zero ads, zero in-app purchases • Supports iPhone • Think outside the box — literally
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