Unearthed, Game Inspired History of the Middle East

There is a new game based upon the true story of an adventurous Muslim, Ibn Battuta.

Game 'Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta' this is a multiplayer online game developed by semaphores, the developer of Saudi Arabian origin. Unearthed will be launched on various social networking sites, and the first is on Facebook and MySpace.

This game revolves around adventure air-setting modern-day Middle East. The story begins with a treasure hunter Arabic, Faris Jawad, and his sister,



Dania is also an archaeologist, received an invitation to go to Morocco, Syria, and Egypt. From there they began their adventure through the Middle East region following the Muslim explorer, Ibn Battuta (1304-1369).

The journey is not smooth because Faris had to deal with the military and weapons smugglers and antiques with a mission similar to Faris.

"We are very excited to introduce multiplatform video game first in the world comes from the Arabic Saud. We are determined to deliver a message of justice of the amazing story of Ibn Battuta," said Emad Fahad Aldoghaither, President Semanoor International umbrella semaphores developers.

"We've got lots of great stories derived from actual history in the Middle East ...," said Ahmad Jadallah, director of developer semaphores, as well as writer and director of this game.

Unearthed is available in Arabic and English. Unearthed target semaphore is present in the platform Sony PlayStation 3, PC, Mac OSX, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android devices. This game plan will be coming soon this season, but there has been no clear statement about the date.