Prepare for the unknown in the lush meadows and deep caverns of Sota7, the planet where we hope you can find the key to humanity' survival. Harness your bioengineering knowledge and make use of the extensive training provided by EON to navigate a world brimming with wonders and mysteries. Honeycomb: The World Beyond is a survival-sandbox game set on an alien planet - Sota7. Explore its vast world and face challenges on your bioengineering journey. Crossbreed plants or animals, gather resources, craft items, and conduct experiments in order to develop new species.

Face the challenge of being a real, fragile egg. Climb out of the hen house and survive in a shop, a kitchen, and other dangerous areas. Roll, jump, and use the environment to reach new heights. Don't break your eggshell, and do your best not to fall. With determination, you may reach freedom! Do you have what it takes to get to the top?

Mass Effect: The Complete Comics (800-Page Paperback)

$22.81 (was $40)

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Fans of BioWare's Mass Effect series can score a tremendous deal on the official comic book collection at Amazon. Mass Effect: The Complete Comics is discounted to only $22.81 (was $40) at Amazon. This massive, 800-page omnibus released almost exactly five years ago (November 3, 2020). There's never been a better time to buy it; Amazon's $22.81 price is the all-time low for Mass Effect: The Complete Comics.

The Mass Effect omnibus is one of the more popular comic book collections based on a video game franchise. At the time of writing, Mass Effect: The Complete Comics has a 4.8/5 star customer review average based on over 1,800 reviews.

Mass Effect: The Complete Comics (800-Page Paperback) $22.81 (was $40)

This 800-page paperback collection includes 33 comics across six different series originally published from 2010-2017. Some stories found within include Liara's mission to recover Commander Shepard’s body from the Shadow Broker before the events of Mass Effect 2; the origins of the Illusive Man; and Aria's showdown with Cerberus forces from space station Omega. There’s a wealth of content packed into its pages--here’s a closer look at what’s inside:

• Mass Effect: Redemption #1-4 (2010)
• Mass Effect: Evolution #1-4 (2011)
• Mass Effect: Invasion #1-4 (2011)
• Mass Effect: Homeworlds #1-4 (2012)
• Mass Effect: Foundation #1-13 (2013)
• Mass Effect: Discovery #1-4 (2017)

As mentioned, Amazon's current $22.81 price is the all-time low for a collection that was published nearly five years ago. Prior to this deal, the best discount we had seen dropped the price to around $26. Amazon was selling The Complete Comics for the full $40 just a few months ago.

If you’re interested in learning more about the best characters in the Mass Effect universe, now is a great time to dive in.

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Mass Effect fans can spend more time in BioWare's beloved sci-fi world in other mediums beyond comics, too. You and three friends can team up for a story-driven tabletop adventure in Mass Effect: Priority Hagalaz, an officially licensed strategy board game from Modiphius Entertainment. Released late last year for $55, Mass Effect: Priority Hagalaz is on sale for $38.88 at Amazon. Though designed for co-op, the strategy game is fully playable solo.

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Arc Raiders is all about making the most of every run as you amass a backpack full of loot and try to make it back to Speranza in one piece. And while the majority of what you find while scavenging topside will be useful materials and weapons, you'll also occasionally come across items that are designed to be sold for some extra cash. These items, known as trinkets, are designated by a small diamond symbol on their icons to indicate that they can be sold for profit. But they're not all created equally.

Trinkets come in four rarities: Common (White), Uncommon (Green), Rare (Blue), and Epic (Purple). While there is occasionally variation between selling prices even among trinkets of the same rarity, these identifiers help to give you an idea of whether you've stumbled upon something truly special or not, with higher-tier items typically bringing in a bigger chunk of change.

In addition to being a way to rake in more money, a few trinkets also have uses back in Speranza. Whether it's an item a trader is seeking for a quest or a material to aid in upgrading Scrappy, you'll want to be certain you don't sell something you're going to need later.

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Bitmap Bureau and Reef Entertainment's throwback side-scrolling game, Terminator 2D: No Fate, has had some trouble getting out of the gate. Earlier this year, No Fate was pushed back to a Halloween release date. Then in September, the game was delayed to late November because of tariffs, according to the publisher. Now, Terminator 2D has been pushed back again, hopefully for the last time.

In a post on Steam, Reef Entertainment set a new launch date, December 12, for both the physical and digital versions. The company adds that it has the discs in hand, but it needs extra time to put together the physical editions.

"We are sincerely sorry for the repeated delays," reads the statement. "We don't take your patience for granted, and we never want to disappoint our community. Our goal has always been to deliver the game that you deserve, and we're almost there. Thank you again for standing by us. We're incredibly grateful, and we can't wait for you to finally experience Terminator 2D: No Fate soon."

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Disney+ Star Wars and Marvel Collector's Editions

Original series on 4K UHD with steelbooks and art cards.

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It's been nearly two years since Disney surprised Star Wars and Marvel fans by bringing The Mandalorian, Loki, and other marquee original series to 4K Blu-ray. The vast majority of Disney+ content remains exclusive to the streaming platform, but all three seasons of The Mandalorian, both seasons of Loki, the complete story arcs of WandaVision and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and more have physical Collector's Editions with steelbook cases, three art cards, and on-disc bonus features.

The main downside to the Disney+ Star Wars and Marvel lineup cost. The 4K UHD Collector's Editions sell for as high $86, and the standard Blu-ray versions max out at $76. But if you're interested in starting or adding to your collection, Amazon has limited-time deals on a handful of Star Wars and Marvel Steelbook Editions. A trio of Star Wars Collector's Editions have bonus coupons, too: The Mandalorian Season 2, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Andor Season 1.

Three waves of Steelbook Editions have released over the past two years. Each wave includes four 4K Steelbooks, two from each franchise. Standard Blu-ray Steelbooks launched alongside the 4K versions during the first two waves, but Disney only printed 4K UHD editions of the third set last December. We rounded up all 12 Disney+ 4K Blu-ray Collector's Editions and the eight Blu-ray Collector's Editions below.

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The cooking game Overcooked is getting adapted into a competition reality series for Netflix, according to a new report. The production company A24 has bought the rights to the game and is working with Netflix on an unscripted show, Deadline reported.

The show is said to be similar to other Netflix competition series such as Nailed It and Floor Is Lava. "Overcooked aims to serve up high-stakes kitchen challenges and the signature chaos that made the video game a hit with fans," the report said.

The series is said to be in the "early stages" of development, with multiple developers from Ghost Town Games signed on to be executive producers.

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Batman: Revolution (Hardcover)

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Batman: Resurrection (Hardcover)

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Fans of Batman '89 can return to Tim Burton's version of Gotham City by picking up the recently released novel Batman: Revolution. Published late last month, Batman: Revolution is a 544-page sequel to last year's well-reviewed novel Batman: Resurrection. Both novels were written by John Jackson Miller and take place between Batman '89 and Batman Returns.

The hardcover edition of Revolution is available for $26.40 (was $30) at Amazon. If you haven't read Resurrection, you can grab the hardcover edition for only $16 (was $30). If you like audiobooks, prolific voice actor Will Damron did a superb job narrating both Batman audiobooks. Plus, if you're new to Audible, you'll get your first three months of Audible Premium Plus for $0.99/month. Since you get an Audible credit to spend on any book each month, you can get Batman: Resurrection for one buck this month and then Batman: Revolution for one buck in December.

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It's exceedingly rare for an annual sports game to skip an entire year, but that's exactly what developer Sports Interactive did when it canceled Football Manager 25. With so many changes--including switching game engines to Unity--and numerous delays, the game simply wasn't up to standard in time. Couple this unforeseen gap year with the promise of a brand-new foundation built on an improved match engine and a completely overhauled interface, and Football Manager 26 quickly became the most highly anticipated game in the long-running series. Unfortunately, the end result is a cliched game of two halves. While the match engine is as impressive as advertised, the UI debuts with significant teething problems. Throw in some missing features and a multitude of frustrating bugs, and FM 26 would be disappointing even if expectations weren't so high.

It's not all bad news, though. As I mentioned, one of the game's two halves plays some excellent football, starting with a tactical revamp that significantly alters how you set up your team on match day. It's a long-overdue shake-up, as even back in 2016, when I reviewed Football Manager 2017, I bemoaned how rigid the series' tactics had become. "The tactical side of Football Manager would benefit from giving you more control over how your team functions, especially during specific phases of play--perhaps letting you fluidly shift from one formation to another depending on whether your team has the ball or not," I said. It might've taken nine years, but this exact scenario is the basis for FM 26's tactical overhaul.

There's now a clear delineation between when your team has possession and when it doesn't. If you're so inclined, you can set up to attack in a particular formation and then fluidly switch to another when defending, giving you more granular control over your team's structure. As manager of Arsenal Women--FM 26 adds 14 women's leagues for the first time--I mainly used a 4-2-3-1 formation in possession, then transitioned to a 4-4-2 shape when I didn't have the ball. As the defending team, this allowed my two forward players to lead the press while the rest of the team sat in two banks of four, providing a solid base that could also spring a counterattack whenever I won the ball back. When this happened, the three midfielders gave me more control in the middle of the pitch, and this also allowed players like Olivia Smith and Frida Maanum to play in their more natural positions behind the striker.

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You spend a lot of time in Arc Raiders seeking out a variety of items topside to help Speranza thrive down below. One quest called Root of the Matter tasks you with visiting the Research Building to find a seed vault. If you've arrived in the building and want to know where to find the seed vault, we'll cover the bases for you in this guide.

Note that you won't need to extract to complete this quest. Because of this--and given how dangerous the Research Building and surrounding areas can be to explore--we'd recommend bringing a free loadout unless you're feeling particularly confident in your survival skills.

When you're ready to find the seed vault and wrap up Root of the Matter, follow the steps below.

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