Most of the times storms in video games are just about blocking your vision, preventing you from going somewhere, maybe ...

New Dune Awakening hype video digs into Desert exploration, showing off the ever-changing Deep Desert for the first time.

Supervising sound editor Richard King, nominated for an Oscar for the film, explains why he didn’t — and couldn’t — inherit a sound library for the sequel.

Dune: Awakening is an open world survival MMO where you rise from survival to dominance in a vast and seamless Arrakis shared by thousands of players ...

Awakening trailer, exploring the desert planet of Arrakis. Prepare to traverse the most dangerous planet in the Dune universe, from climbing the highest peaks to flying the iconic Ornithopter in this ...

"They will control the sands, and as such are a valuable tactical resource for those who know the ways of the desert and ... t nobody the worms respect around. You can find Dune: Awakening on ...

There's a new cinematic worm in Hollywood ... She's like General Patton in the desert. She's super intelligent, so that's how she'll win." ...

So if we don't get to ride the giant worms, we'll be disappointed. On a serious note, though, what do we know about Dune: Awakening ... a man succumbing to the desert heat. Following on from ...

In the final moments of Dune: Part Two, Chani storms out of Paul’s court and back into the desert. Disgusted by ... Chani readies her hooks for the oncoming worm, which she’ll ride away ...

The worms don’t vocalize, per se, says King. Instead, sounds were created by their interaction with the earth. “I just imagined these giant, skyscraper-size animals driving through the desert ...

There's a new cinematic worm in Hollywood. The movie adaptations of Frank Herbert's novel Dune introduced audiences to the Shai-Hulud, massive sandworms native to the desert planet of Arrakis.