Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Mike takes a look at Badiya, a brand new singleplayer open world survival game from Semaphore Lab. A bit different to your usual Early Access survival game, set in a 1920's Arabian desert post WWI, and as a result bringing along period appropriate tools and weapons, and vehicles ranging from bi-planes to tanks, horses and camels. Whilst still very early in development, Badiya already boasts an impressive infinite procedurally generated world to explore, and players have the opportunity of discovering outposts, villages, camps, and ancient ruins - and will have to deal with the wild-life and local populations of the area as they run into them. Scavenge for tools and weapons, hunt for food to survive, and explore the arrid landscape as you see fit, but players must be careful too, as the inhabitants of the area will treat them according to their behaviour. So far Badiya is an interesting take on the survival genre and definitely one to keep an eye on in the future.
Check it out for yourself here:
store.steampowered.com/app/545050
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Mike takes a look at Badiya, a brand new singleplayer open world survival game from Semaphore Lab. A bit different to your usual Early Access survival game, set in a 1920's Arabian desert post WWI, and as a result bringing along period appropriate tools and weapons, and vehicles ranging from bi-planes to tanks, horses and camels. Whilst still very early in development, Badiya already boasts an impressive infinite procedurally generated world to explore, and players have the opportunity of discovering outposts, villages, camps, and ancient ruins - and will have to deal with the wild-life and local populations of the area as they run into them. Scavenge for tools and weapons, hunt for food to survive, and explore the arrid landscape as you see fit, but players must be careful too, as the inhabitants of the area will treat them according to their behaviour. So far Badiya is an interesting take on the survival genre and definitely one to keep an eye on in the future.
Check it out for yourself here:
store.steampowered.com/app/545050
thingsweplay.com
Follow us on twitter: @thingsweplay
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/thingsweplay
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/thingsweplay
Follow Mike on twitter: @videosaur
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Now this one, is barely even a video. But still...
Here’s what’s happening in case you missed the previous video descriptions:
Whats this? A new Things We Play video? Not exactly.
No, im not back. No, the channel isnt alive. Yes, Im sad about that too.
I do though, have some unreleased footage still lurking on this account, of various quality (in terms of game, performance and audio/visuals - heck they werent released for a reason!) and since some of you might get a kick out of them, Ive decided to just throw them up. I certainly enjoyed reminiscing.
So therell be a handful of videos being released in the next week or two - just as they are, however I left em. Ill pop them all in the following playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT...
Will they be good? Probably not up there with the best. Will they be funny? In places im sure. Will you all unsubscribe? Maybe - and thats ok too. :)
I hope youre all well. Im doing great with the many many changes in my life since we all swore and spat out our tea at the screen.
I hope you like some of these silly videos. We had some fun.
x”")
