Well, it's been some time since we've featured an unreleased game, so here we are with Iraq's very first Amiga video game, Babylonian Twins. A game that has officially been released for free on the Commodore Amiga, closing a tumultuous three-decade journey. The platformer was originally forged under gruelling conditions in 1993 Baghdad by three determined students—Rabah Shihab, Murtadha Salman, and Mahir AlSalman—who worked through strict international sanctions, scorching 50°C summer heatwaves that repeatedly broke their hardware, and severe rolling blackouts.