Thanks to the sandworms, there are very few other living things on Arrakis. The sandtrout/sandworm cycle created the conditions that turned Arrakis into a desert.

Clearly you can’t visit the sand planet of Arrakis and maybe you wouldn’t want to. It’s hot, it’s dry, and you can’t walk in a straight line without a sandworm coming and eating you up.

Anyone familiar with the lore of Frank Herbert’s Dune understands the threat of the sandworm. These monstrous creatures surf through the sands, following sound vibrations to hunt and eat prey.

The sands of Arrakis have been eerily calm in Dune: Awakening, as the mighty sandworms were nowhere to be found. The first players have been enjoying the survival MMO pre-launch, and they noticed ...

Dune: Part Two's first trailer takes us further into the deserts of Arrakis, where Paul Atreides has settled into Fremen life and rides a sandworm.

Can you imagine wandering the world of Arrakis on your own? It’s a daunting prospect, considering the size of the sandworms below and the spaceships above all vying for your head. Thankfully ...

Dune: Awakening is going to turn me into a blood-drinking, spice-addicted survivalist A few things I learned about Funcom’s upcoming survival game set on Arrakis — including just how dangerous ...

If you’ve ever ventured to Arrakis, you’ve heard the whispers: Sandworms, the Maker, maybe you’e even heard of Shai-Hulud. You likely know them as an existential threat, the kind of enemy ...

The coolest element of the sandworm’s biology may be the way they use sound waves. When we get our first good rendezvous with a sandworm, in Part One, we hear it make a guttural, thumping noise.

Bradford had unfettered access to Dune: Awakening over the last few weeks and he finally found out just how dangerous the Shai Hulud can truly be.