The Halo franchise is arguably the most prolific video game series to be adapted into book form, having published over 37 novels and an additional 12 comic books since 2001.

Platforms: PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC Sandfall Interactive's debut came out swinging and quickly became the RPG darling of 2025 ...

Subnautica 2 is a new underwater adventure that's set to follow on from the event of the first game, as well as Subnautica: ...

Godot, the open source game engine, has included basic OpenXR support for a number of years now, allowing developers to easily publish their apps across a variety of XR headsets. Now, Godot just an ...

Open-source AI has transformed the way organizations approach conversational agents. Developers now have access to flexible frameworks that enable rapid experimentation and deployment. Yet with this ...

The proliferation of digital game libraries and cloud streaming services has raised concerns about game preservation. Some publishers, such as EA, have stepped up in a big way by open sourcing older ...

Microsoft officially made the code for the entire classic Zork trilogy open-source. The legal status was unclear, as Activision Blizzard could have requested its removal. The code was first made ...

Beware of Underground Trolls: Originally released for PDP 10 mainframe computers in 1977, Zork became a cultural and commercial phenomenon at the dawn of the home computing revolution. Now, Redmond is ...

The first Zork title influenced the development of parser-based stories and puzzle-driven play. The game ran on the Z-Machine virtual machine, which helped the trilogy appear on multiple personal ...

Preservation has become a pressing topic for games in this era of digital-only releases and games-as-a-service. So it's wonderful to have a big win in archiving a trio of seminal text games for the ...

Microsoft and Activision have officially released the source code for the seminal text adventure trilogy Zork under the MIT License, transforming the games from “gray market” abandonware into legally ...