PBS Kids’ Wild Kratts is extending its educational reach with interactive games, workbooks, and STEM activities that merge wildlife science with hands-on exploration. The franchise’s resources inspire ...

PBS Kids has upgraded its app with offline viewing, interactive games, and parental controls, reflecting a broader push toward accessible, screen-free learning. Families are pairing these digital ...

Expo innovations, hands-on demonstrations and keynote sessions will highlight how data, AI and workforce trends are reshaping occupational health and safety As artificial intelligence, data ...

At GDC and NVIDIA GTC, LinearGame's Yoroll did something the AI game sector has largely struggled to do: turn generated video into a structured, playable experience. At this year's Game Developers ...

It was just two years ago that Walt Disney Co. placed a massive bet on Epic Games. At the time, the Burbank media giant announced a “games and entertainment universe” with the “Fortnite” developer to ...

The current gaming space thrives thanks to the vast potential of the medium. Developers have the freedom to deliver on all sorts of gameplay styles and storytelling approaches. It’s a medium where the ...

Plus other cuts in mobile games development. According to ResetEra’s J-Soul, who broke the story ahead of Schreier, Dark Outlaw Games was still in the early stages of its first project. It is unclear ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark — With plans in the works to stop programming Arkansas's public TV channels with PBS content, a group of viewers have been pushing back. As it turns out, Elmo and Downton Abbey can ...

Saber Interactive has announced a new John Wick game, featuring the voice and likeness of Keanu Reeves. As well as PlayStation 5, the game will also be coming to PC and Xbox Series X/S, though an ...

Ares Interactive currently employs 50 staff. Developer and publisher aims to scale through a mix of acquisitions and building games with senior teams. President Mike DeLaet believes there is a gap in ...

Millions of children have grown up watching PBS Kids’ educational TV, geared toward 2- to 8-year-olds—from classics like “Sesame Street” and “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” to recently added shows like ...