Ken Williams | Co-Founder of Sierra On-Line – Retro Tea Break

Ken and Roberta Williams created Sierra On-Line in 1979 with their first graphical adventure game for the Apple II compute “Mystery House”. From these humble beginnings the world opened up for them and with games such as Police Quest, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry and Kings Quest, Sierra rocketed to the top of the charts […]
Microsoft now OWNS classic SIERRA GAMES?!?

Microsoft’s announcement to buy Activision for $70 billion comes with an added surprise: They will also own classic Sierra On-Line game franchises! King’s Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Space Quest, Phantasmagoria, Tribes, Willy Beamish, & hundreds more. Here are my thoughts on the epic merger and what it may mean for the future of Sierra games […]
Behind the Scenes w/ SIERRA On-Line’s Al Lowe (Leisure Suit Larry, King’s Quest, etc)

Bonus video: over 28 minutes of behind the scenes w/ Al Lowe developer from Sierra Online. Leisure Suit Larry, King’s Quest, Freddie Pharkas & more! WATCH >> https://youtu.be/C9DZ3LWWsRE
The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery

When Jane Jensen first said that she would like to make a dark-tinged, adult-oriented mystery of a Sierra adventure game, revolving around an antihero of a paranormal detective named Gabriel Knight, her boss Ken Williams wasn’t overly excited about the idea. “Okay, I’ll let you do it,” he grumbled. “But I wish you’d come up […]
Breaking: Ken & Roberta Williams (Sierra On-Line) are making a new game!
Space Quest Historian – It’s not often I get to break a news story, but here’s one: Ken & Roberta Williams, the retired founders of Sierra On-Line, have been secretly working on a new game for the past 6 months.
King’s Quest VI – Girl in the Tower (Epic Metal Cover feat. Alina Lesnik)
Skar Productions – My cover of “Girl in the Tower” from the game King’s Quest VI. Original song by Mark Seibert.
SIERRA On-Line Documentary
It’s a Pixel THING – The history of Sierra On-Line from the beginning to the bitter end.
How Homeworld Almost Got Lost in 3D Space | War Stories | Ars Technica
On this episode of War Stories, Ars Technica sits down with Rob Cunningham to revisit the groundbreaking 1999 3D real-time strategy game, Homeworld. When Rob and a group of friends founded Relic Entertainment, they set out to marry the gameplay of Command & Conquer with the feel of Battlestar Galactica – all in a full […]