Gaming

After a nearly decade-long legal battle, Fort Worth officials are poised to ban game rooms across the city by the end of 2024.

From Mansfield to Carrollton, North Texans are playing the centuries-old Chinese game. One group in Plano plays a Japanese version of the game called riichi mahjong.

Keeping up with the latest comic book news and learning how to play role-playing games in Denton has become easier with two new podcasts created by the experts at More Fun Comics and Games.

Gibson, who became the first player to beat the game last month, will test out a new version of it at Immersive Gamebox.

Psychologists explore how Dungeons & Dragons can help improve mental health—by connecting people with support and creating space to process tough emotions.

SAG-AFTRA has voted to authorize a strike if labor talks fail. Dallas voice actors said AI, wage increases and protections against vocal stress are their top concerns.

The City of Denton’s new gaming lounge will soon host tournaments and classes.

From UTD to Dallas ISD to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, several Dallas-based institutions and businesses have invested in esports in the last few years.

Some of the most popular video games are made in Texas, and several gaming companies are headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Our resident video game expert/addict has six games you should try to fend off pandemic boredom and have fun with your friends.

The effort to expand gambling for two Texas tribes sailed through the U.S. House, but faces a taller task in the Senate.

A concept from science fiction imagined by gamers for years is finally here, thanks to the internet and the global pandemic.