"Oregon Trail," the famed computer game that got its start in Minnesota as a way to teach students about the pioneer era, has finally made it out west: It's being adapted as a feature film.

Will Speck and Josh Gordon are attached to direct with Benj Pasek and Justin Paul producing and providing original music for the project.

The Oregon Trail is to be adapted into an action-comedy film produced by Apple. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be directed and produced by Will Speck and Josh Gordon. The duo most recently directed the sci-fi comedy Distant, and are the creators of Hulu's animated series Marvel's Hit-Monkey.

Dysentery is coming to the big screen! Apple Original Films is officially set to develop “Oregon Trail,” an action/comedy feature that will be produced by EGOT-winners Benj Pasek and Justin Paul via their Ampersand production banner, and directed and produced by Will Speck and Josh Gordon.

As first revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, Apple is developing a film based on “Oregon Trail.” The original computer game is set in 1848, giving players the opportunity to channel the thousands who traveled on a wagon road from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon’s Willamette Valley.

In recent years, Hollywood has been mining Gen-X and millennial nostalgia to make movies based on beloved childhood toys and games.