Bridging communication gaps between hearing and hearing-impaired individuals is an important challenge in assistive technology and inclusive education. In an attempt to close that gap, I developed a ...

"You enter a dark room. A Goblin pulls a rusty knife from its belt and prepares to attack!" was a typical moment in such ...

Following on from the wonderful It Takes Two, developer Hazelight took things to the next level when it comes to scale in Split Fiction and continued to hone its craft as the modern-day masters of the ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Text Adventure Engine Explore the digital realm of DOS in this retro game engine, with heroes like Chicken Boy! Or create your very own text-based DOS ...

If you know the name Ron Gilbert, it’s probably for his decades of work on classic point-and-click adventure games like Maniac Mansion, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the Monkey Island series, ...

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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 ...

Recent humans may only be familiar with the (admittedly excellent) Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on Xbox and PC, based on the adventures of the titular Professor of Archaeology, Dr Jones himself.

Welcome to the Dark Place is inspired by Zork and Kentucky Route Zero. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Speaking to GamesRadar, ...

TL;DR: Welcome To The Dark Place is a free horror game from Zeekerss, the maker of the excellent Lethal Company. It's very different, though, and in fact a text adventure - but don't let that put you ...

Stephen King is one of the most adapted authors on the planet, with huge chunks of his prodigious output having been churned up, reworked, and then ultimately extruded as movies, TV shows, comic books ...