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Opening in something like 7-Zip lets you browse the game's assets. To look at the code you'd have to decompile it (which would give you an incomprehensible mess because compilers do all kinds of funky stuff to optimize and whatnot that makes decompiled code look nothing like the original source).
The game's 'code' is in fact in the same thing you open with 7-Zip. 7-Zip is just able to see the archived data inside the same file.