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Greenhearth Necromancer is a cozy, witchy semi‑idle garden sim that marries gentle daily rituals with a tender necromantic twist. The Early Preview drops you into the Greenhearth Co‑op to restore your late grandmother’s balcony garden alongside her mischievous familiar, Compostifer. It’s a warm, low‑pressure introduction that clearly demonstrates the core loop; resurrect, nurture, harvest; while showcasing the game’s characterful cast, handcrafted plants, and the quiet emotional core that reframes loss as care and new beginnings. What the demo lets you do • Resurrect and tend plants : Bring dead pots back to life (or unlife) and cultivate them into distinct companions; each species and state has unique yields, personality Quirks, growth rhythms, and care windows that reward curiosity and experimentation. • Cast approachable spells : Use intuitive necromantic rituals to revive withered stems, speed germination, repel pests, or permanently mutagenize traits; spells feel tactile and cons...

The Boglands drags Halls of Torment into a choking, sunken frontier where survival is measured by how many corpses you stack, not by the clock on the wall. This paid expansion raises the stakes with harsher encounter design, new strategic pillars; Decays, Earth elemental play, and summon‑focused synergies; and two characters that force you to rethink crowd control and multi‑element tactics. Where the base game rewarded creative build experiments, the Boglands punishes sloppy theorycrafting and rewards durability, sustain, and clever use of the environment; it asks a simple question: do your strategies still work when the mud fights back? What the Boglands adds • A sprawling new stage : The murky Boglands layer the game with choking roots, drowned spirits, swarms of biting insects, and massive walking trees; encounters here emphasize sustained pressure and attrition over pure speed, forcing players to manage stamina, space, and resource windows. • Two transformative heroes : The Cro...

Halls of Torment condenses roguelite depth into razor‑fast, 30‑minute runs wrapped in a striking pre‑rendered aesthetic that channels late‑90s RPGs. The retro visuals lend each cavern, ruined hall, and grotesque boss a tactile, cinematic grit, while modern systems; massive pools of traits, modular abilities, and persistent meta progression; turn every descent into a new design puzzle. Runs feel like creative experiments: quick to start, brutal to master, and endlessly replayable for players who love iterating on builds, discovering strange synergies, and squeezing more power out of each trip into the abyss. Core loop and feel • Fast, razor‑focused runs : Each attempt centers on surviving escalating waves, harvesting key items, and forcing a showdown with a Lord before the pressure peaks. The 30‑minute cap pushes you toward bold, decisive choices and rapid iteration rather than slow grinding. • Build discovery as gameplay : Traits, blessings, and items interlock to create emergent syne...

Huntsville’s favorite mini-convention is back! Huntsville AnimeDay returns for Day #5 on November 22, 2025 , bringing a full day of anime, gaming, cosplay, and community fun to the Embassy Suites by Hilton Huntsville . Running from 10 AM to 5 PM , this fan-focused event offers all the excitement of a convention—without the high price tag or long lines. Affordable Fun for Everyone One of AnimeDay’s biggest draws is its accessibility. Admission is just $5 at the door , and military personnel and kids 10 and under get in FREE . Fans can also trade in up to five old manga for $1 off each , making it even easier to enjoy the event without breaking the bank. Marketplace: A Treasure Trove for Anime Fans AnimeDay’s expansive marketplace is the heart of the show. Featuring a unique mix of anime, manga, gaming, and fantasy retailers—as well as talented independent artists—this one-day market is perfect for holiday shopping or finding rare collectibles. From figures and posters to handmade ...

For three decades, Galaxy of Lights at Huntsville Botanical Garden has dazzled Rocket City with glowing tunnels, whimsical holiday scenes, and the kind of sparkling charm that makes even the chilliest nights feel warm. But if you really want to experience the magic up close, nothing compares to a Walking Night —where the lights feel brighter, the pace feels slower, and every turn brings a new “wow” moment. A Walk Through Wonder The walking tour transforms the Garden’s winding paths into a vibrant, glowing world of holiday scenes both classic and wildly imaginative. Families stroll under towering arches of color, couples linger at dazzling displays, and kids dart excitedly from one animated figure to the next. With no car windows or heaters between you and the magic, you get the full sensory experience: the crisp air, the crunch of gravel, and the glow bouncing off smiling faces. Galaxy of Lights has always balanced nostalgia with fresh surprises, and the 30th anniversary season takes...

Kane Industries is hosting its annual Thanksgiving Feast—and while the night begins with warm food, friendly fellowship, and polished corporate speeches, it doesn’t take long for things to spiral into total chaos. This year’s event turns sharply from festive to fatal in The Blue Melody Mystery Dinner Theatre’s newest interactive production, Murder at the Company Feast . Guests are invited to step straight into the drama as Kane Industries’ picture-perfect holiday celebration unravels in spectacular fashion. Secrets simmer, scandals bubble over, and even the décor seems a little too suspicious for comfort. With tensions rising and alliances forming at every table, it’s up to the audience to sift through the clues, interrogate the suspects, and uncover the truth before dessert is served. Set against the cozy backdrop of autumn leaves, candlelight, and corporate dysfunction, this immersive mystery blends comedy, suspense, and clever twists for a night guests won’t soon forget. 🗓️ Da...

BioGamer Girl is celebrating the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7  ( read review here ) with an exclusive game code giveaway —and you can snag your copy simply by being fast. We’ve secured a limited number of Black Ops 7 digital codes , and once they're gone, they’re gone. If you want one, all you have to do is email : 📧 biogamergirl@live.com Codes will be sent out on a first-come, first-serve basis , so hit send ASAP! About Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 throws players into a gripping vision of 2035 , where clandestine operations collide with unpredictable, high-tech warfare. This year’s entry pushes the Black Ops storyline deeper into a world of espionage, rogue AI, and covert missions that blur the line between ally and enemy. Highlights include: A bold new campaign packed with espionage twists, global conflict, and the return of fan-favorite characters. Next-generation gunplay with customizable gear, enhanced movement, and tactical depth. ...

Ben Fiadhein beckons. The Highlands DLC grafts a compact, meticulously hand‑crafted mountain onto Snow Riders, drenched in golden autumn light, moss‑clad ruins, and river‑cut gullies that hide fierce shortcuts. It’s tailored for players who have learned the base game’s slopes and are hungry for new lines, sharper challenges, and fresh rewards; plus more opportunities to hone teamwork and timing in both private sessions and public quickmatches. What’s included • Four new trails, eight slopes : Each trail offers a paired blue and black slope; blue routes invite exploration and trick chaining, while black variants tighten lines and reward precision, risk, and split‑second decision making. • New challenges across every slope : Fresh time trials, trick objectives, and free‑ride tasks push technique and creativity; completing challenge tiers unlocks meaningful milestones and encourages replay on alternative lines. • New rewards and cosmetics : Earn cosy autumn layers, classic highlands kilt...

Take a breath, count to three, and launch down the slope. Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders  ( read DLC review here ) preserves the original’s tight, physics‑first riding while expanding the playground with deeper powder, glassy ice, and audacious jumps; and, for the first time, online multiplayer that transforms solo practice into shared choreography or cutthroat races. It asks for mastery without pressure: wipe out repeatedly to learn a line, then savor the payoff of a flawless descent or the simple bliss of drifting through a sunlit chute. What it plays like • Physics‑driven mountain riding : Momentum, weight distribution, and surface friction all influence your line. Powder slows and buries wheels; hardpack rewards precision; ice punishes indecision; churned snow robs speed; reading terrain is as important as input timing. • High‑risk, high‑reward runs : Land a narrow line, hit a perfect launch, or uncover a hidden shortcut and shave seconds off your best time. Crashes sting, but e...