Your game is exceptional. The design of each of the 5 stages is splendid, and the puzzles are very interesting to figure out AND to execute as well. Rabah (if I'm not mistaken, that's your name?), you're a genius, man. I hope you plan on making brand-new, original games in the future. I'm glad you're making it available on Steam (from what I gathered, it'll be a port of the iOS version, right?) and I hope it's a huge success over there.
I played through the entire game on the MiSTer FPGA Amiga 500 core, and I believe this might be the very first full playthrough by someone discovering your game completely blind — no save states, no cheats whatsoever.
It took me 11 days (averaging 2–3 hours per day), and all of it is available on my Twitch channel or on this stream archive channel, in case anyone is interested in checking out the process of solving all of Babylonian's puzzles:
Once again, truly congratulations on the game and on all the effort it took to develop it back in 1993 under such difficult circumstances. To me, it's one of the finest games on the Amiga and easily one of my all-time favorites now!