In 2022, Zach Barth announced that his studio, Zachtronics, was closing. The team, which had built a reputation for beloved puzzle games like SpaceChem and Opus Magnum, and had released ...

Zachtronics have released their official launch trailer for their next game, Eliza, before it comes out on Steam this morning. The game is a single-player visual novel created by writer, narrative ...

Game development outfit Zachtronics will cease operations sometime around the end of 2022, after the release of its final two games. Speaking to Kotaku, studio founder Zach Barth said that the team is ...

The problem-solving puzzle games of Zach Barth and his studio, Zachtronics all share a variety of key elements: They're freeform, they reward creativity, they're genuinely challenging and broadly ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap Prior to joining DualShockers, I spent 10 years working in summer camps. There, I've learned and invented a fair number of dumb ...

Puzzle game developer Zachtronics is currently working on its swan song, and it looks like the studio intends to go out with a bang. Last Call BBS is a game about playing cracked games on a retro ...

Being able to access stress-free mental health care can be challenging. Eliza, the first visual novel from Zachtronics, the developer of Exapunks and Opus Magnum, explores a reality where digital ...

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Zachtronics is an indie game development studio based in Redmond, Washington, USA, a manufacturer with a reputation for puzzle games. Such Zachtronics has launched a program ' Zachademics ' to provide ...

Acclaimed puzzle game developer Zachary Barth (SpaceChem, Infinifactory and TIS-100) has just released his latest game, Shenzhen I/O, for PC, Mac and Linux on Steam. The perplexing puzzler tasks ...

Zachtronics Industries is giving away licenses to all of its games for free to schools -- though it has advised educators to "understand" the games before using them in lessons. In a post on its ...