It’s been a good year for Hooded Horse, the publisher behind Against The Storm, Cataclismo, Norland, and dozens of others. The biggest cause for celebration is no doubt Manor Lords - once the most wishlisted game on all of Steam, with each subsequent update, the early-access version attracts more players and plaudits. But there’s also Breachway, the sci-fi strategy game with flashes of FTL, Workers and Resources, which hit 1.0 this year, and the Command and Conquer-inflected (except with ants, rather than people) RTS Empires of the Undergrowth. In commemoration of a bumper 2024, the studio has put all of its biggest and best city builders and strategy sims on sale, knocking some of the genres’ heaviest hitters down to the lowest price ever. Continue reading Manor Lords, Against The Storm, and the greatest RTS games now cheaper than ever MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Manor Lords early access review, Best strategy games, Manor Lords system requirements

For me, Arcane Season 2 rates a solid eight out of ten. While Act 1 begins with a bang and ends with the high-stakes Jinx versus Vi moment we'd all been waiting for, Act 2 loses the momentum a little, and Act 3 feels rushed. My concern coming out of Episode 6 was that it felt like there wasn't enough time to wrap up all of Act 2's loose threads, and while Act 3 largely does so, it feels a little scattered. Rumors have swirled that the original cut of the finale clocked in at an hour and a half long, sparking disappointment as players consider, to borrow Sting's words, what could have been. Riot, however, has responded to those claims. Continue reading Arcane’s shorter finale isn’t a result of “corporate greed pressure,” Riot says MORE FROM PCGAMESN: League of Legends ranks explained, League of Legends Mythic shop rotation, League of Legends tier list

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The Galaxy S25 Ultra is going to be the best and most expensive version of the Galaxy S25 series. As such, it's the star of leaks and rumors. But not all Samsung fans will want to buy the big Ultra, despite the design cosmetic changes that should make it easier to hold and operate. Some buyers will choose the cheaper Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, and I can't blame them. The size of the iPhone 16 Plus is the main problem of the phone in my view. But if you plan to buy the cheapest Galaxy S25 model, you might get surprising downgrades compared to last year's models. Or, put differently, you won't get some of the upgrades you'd expect from Samsung. That's according to FCC listings for the three phones that revealed some of their specs. Continue reading... The post Want the cheaper Galaxy S25? You might not like some of its specs appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $349 Apple Watch Series 10, $298 Sony XM5 headphones, $120 off KitchenAid Stand Mixers, more Today’s deals: 10% off PlayStation, Xbox, & Roblox gift cards, $4.75 Kasa mini smart plugs, more Best Black Friday deals 2024: Ultimate roundup Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2024

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Michelle Pfeiffer introduced a new vibe to Christmas decor with an Instagram photo of her Christmas tree last year. She took a selfie in a black turtleneck sweater with the tree in the backdrop, and one can immediately notice its unique look. “‘Tis the season,” her caption read. Although it looked unfinished with no ornaments or tinsel, Michelle’s tree was actually all done and set for the festive holiday. She opted for a minimalist look, featuring only tiny lights and not even a star on top. The 66-year-old may have just started a trend as her fans took a liking to the tree in the comments. Fans react to Michelle Pfeiffer’s Christmas tree that has no ornaments Michelle Pfeiffer/Instagram Michelle’s tree selfie did numbers with over 90,000 likes, and fans shared their thoughts about the low-effort decor in the comments. “This is what mine looks like, but with my Stephanie Zinone star at the top,” someone wrote in solidarity. “Beautiful,” another quipped. Some preferred to go all out with their Christmas trees but complimented Michelle’s regardless. “I am an ornament person. The more ornaments the better for me! I’ll bet yours is just as beautiful,” a third person noted, while another said they would give the simple look a try. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Michelle Pfeiffer/Everett Are people putting less effort into Christmas trees? Head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens Megan Slack noted that people are starting to explore beyond the typical expectation of a Christmas tree. Rather than general opinion, factors like personality and house design now influence festive decoration; like in Michelle’s case, she decorated to match the minimalist look of her house. Michelle Pfeiffer/Everett She also made use of lights that can be repurposed for any time of the year, which is in line with design expert Lena Gieransika’s advice to opt for fairy or string lighting. They create a warm atmosphere and can be wrapped around houseplants, portraits, or furniture. Next up: Wendy Williams Legal Guardian Shares Devastating Update About Her Health The post Michelle Pfeiffer’s Unconventional Christmas Tree Has Completely Broken The Rules appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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