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Aerosurfer is a distilled, flow‑first VR racer that turns aerial movement into an addictive rhythm: lean, extend your arms as wings, glide razor‑close to the ground, and feel your speed surge as you thread handcrafted tracks. The game makes momentum tangible; visual speed cues, wind‑whip audio, and razor‑tight tracking combine so that every millimeter of altitude and angle matters. What looks like a simple run quickly becomes a study in timing, risk, and the tiny corrections that separate a competent flight from a flawless, record‑shattering line. Designed for both quick bursts and marathon practice sessions, Aerosurfer rewards patience and iteration over frantic reflexes. Runs are about refining a path, learning where to shave speed and where to play it safe; the ghost system and leaderboards turn improvement into a satisfying loop of measurable progress. If you crave the meditative rush of perfecting movement and the electric thrill of high‑speed mastery, Aerosurfer delivers a pur...

Broadway Theatre League of Huntsville presents Hadestown , the Tony‑ and Grammy‑winning musical that reimagines ancient myth with modern urgency, for a limited engagement at the VBC Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, January 9–11, 2026. Anchored by Anaïs Mitchell’s unforgettable score and Rachel Chavkin’s visionary staging, the production fuses folk, jazz, and theatrical storytelling into a spellbinding evening that is at once haunting and hopeful. Expect powerful ensemble numbers, intimate moments of lyricism, and inventive staging that turns every song into a dramatic revelation, an immersive theatrical event that lingers long after the curtain falls. Showtimes, location, and runtime • Dates & times : Friday, Jan 9 | 7:30 PM; Saturday, Jan 10 | 1:00 PM & 7:30 PM; Sunday, Jan 11 | 1:00 PM & 6:30 PM. • Venue : VBC Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, on the VBC campus in Huntsville. • Run time : Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including intermission. Why see it • Award pedigree : Winner ...

Step out of the winter gray and into a quietly haunting afternoon beneath the Conservatory dome at the Huntsville Botanical Garden. The Tell‑Tale Tea unfolds on Sunday, January 11, 2026 | 2:00–4:00 PM, an intimate, literary‑inspired gathering that honors Edgar Allan Poe and the slow, suspenseful pulse of The Tell‑Tale Heart. Limited to 50 guests, this small salon invites you to linger over artisan teas and shadow‑kissed confections while soft readings and whispered reflections weave through the glass‑roofed stillness. The Conservatory’s winter hush becomes part of the performance, every clink of china and low murmur deepening the mood, so arrive ready to savor atmosphere as much as flavor. Reserve your seat for a quietly theatrical afternoon where gothic elegance, thoughtful conversation, and the hush of the season combine into a memorable, contemplative escape. Event details • When : Sunday, January 11, 2026 | 2:00–4:00 PM. • Where : Huntsville Botanical Garden Conservatory, 4747 Bob...

Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon collides with state‑of‑the‑art laser artistry for an unforgettable audiovisual immersion in Huntsville. Anchored by the album’s sweeping tapestry of psychedelic rock, jazz‑tinged textures, and haunting sound effects, the show translates its emotional and philosophical currents into sculpted beams, drifting haze, and kinetic color fields. Slip on the provided 3D glasses to amplify depth and detail, then surrender to a sensory journey where every pulse, shimmer, and crescendo is mirrored by light; dramatic, eerie, and utterly transportive. What the show feels like Expect a sensory immersion where sound and light are inseparable. The album’s slow builds, heartbeat pulses, and shimmering textures are mirrored by sculpted laser beams, layered projections, and drifting haze that carve the AV room into shifting planes of color and motion. Moments of quiet introspection are met with delicate, filigreed laser patterns; crescendos explode into kinetic, stadium...

Plants vs. Zombies™: Replanted modernizes the lane‑based tower‑defense classic with a full HD makeover, tighter UI, and a handful of smart additions that refresh the original formula without losing its charm. The familiar loop: grow sunflowers, plant defenses, and survive increasingly absurd zombie waves; remains the game’s heartbeat, but Replanted layers in meaningful new content: Cloudy Day for resource‑starved strategy, Rest In Peace for permadeath thrills, expanded bonus levels and minigames, and an Art & Concept Library that celebrates the franchise’s history. Local co‑op and head‑to‑head PvP broaden how you play with friends, and quality‑of‑life improvements (controller and Steam Deck polish, clearer tooltips, and speed‑up options) make long sessions smoother. Released October 23, 2025 on PC (EA App, Epic, Steam) and consoles (Switch, PS4/PS5, Xbox One/Series) at $19.99 USD, Replanted is both a nostalgic trip and a practical, modern way to experience the backyard brawl. What...

Biped 2 takes the original’s irresistible co‑op charm and stretches it into a sunnier, more ambitious action‑adventure. You pilot Aku and Sila, two adorably awkward robots, across alien worlds on a rescue mission that rewards coordination as much as timing; every step, grab, and shove is a shared joke and a tactical choice. The sequel tightens the paired‑puzzle design so teamwork feels purposeful: link up as “legs” or “arms,” synchronize movements to become a single problem‑solving unit, and celebrate the small victories that only two (or four) players can pull off. Movement and level design get a confident upgrade: a hang glider paints the sky with graceful arcs, a grappling hook opens vertical playgrounds, and the beloved slide returns to inject momentum and mischief into traversal. New biomes introduce fresh hazards, NPCs, and elemental encounters that keep exploration lively, while cozy visuals, playful animations, and a warm soundtrack make every planet feel inviting. Whether you...

Poly Ego is a bright, cartoony VR puzzle adventure from Poly Tool Design, released September 13, 2023. You control two characters at once while partnering with a lovable robot sidekick, Bluepy, to tackle spatial puzzles that reward coordination, timing, and inventive gadget use; reflecting lasers, routing portals, stacking cubes, and manipulating pressure plates. The dual‑actor mechanic turns each room into a miniature choreography of roles and timing, and Bluepy’s playful animations and utility make it feel like a true teammate rather than a gimmick. With bold, whimsical visuals, clear level language, and steadily escalating challenges, Poly Ego favors clever design and charm over realism, delivering a brainy, joyful escape that’s especially satisfying for VR puzzle fans who enjoy multitasking and creative problem solving. Core loop Control two characters simultaneously while directing Bluepy to reflect lasers, hold pressure plates, and reshape the environment to your advantage. Leve...

S.E.M.I. - Side Effects May Include… (Early Access) expands the demo’s frantic cooperative clinic chaos into a fuller, more confident Early Access build. It preserves the pill‑powered mayhem that made the demo memorable while layering in structure, polish, and a transparent roadmap for future content. The core remains a physics‑driven, voice‑first party roguelike: short, explosive runs that hinge on improvisation, split‑second timing, and wildly volatile drug effects that can turn a plan into pandemonium. Early Access tightens the systems; clearer pill descriptions, improved HUD feedback, and more consistent physics, while addressing stability and control issues, and the team’s active, community‑led iteration means the game is evolving in direct response to player feedback. In short: it’s the same glorious chaos, but smarter, smoother, and better suited to groups who want to play loudly and help shape the game as it grows. What’s new in Early Access • Stability and polish : Significan...

SETH is a blisteringly fast roguelite FPS that fuses Egyptian myth with sci‑fi momentum, delivering combat that feels equal parts ballet and brawl. The shield mechanic flips conventional survival on its head, finishing foes and harvesting their souls to refill your defenses forces you into close, calculated risk, turning every encounter into a tense trade‑off between aggression and survival. Weapon variety and modular god powers amplify that core loop: slowdown bows, grappling shotguns, and spell synergies let you craft wildly different run archetypes, while gods like Horus introduce whole new playstyles (reflective shields, dash reflections, and retaliatory wards) that reward experimentation. The recent open playtest also brings a substantive UI overhaul, crisper VFX, and performance gains,improvements that make runs read cleaner and feel snappier. If you crave twitchy, high‑tempo runs where build creativity and split‑second decisions matter, SETH is worth following closely; it alrea...