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science fiction video game
Singularity
By Raven Software, released 1 Jan 2010
- Microsoft Windows
- PlayStation 3
- first-person shooter
What it is
Singularity is a first-person science-fiction shooter from Raven Software, released in 2010 for Windows and PlayStation 3. Its story follows an effort to uncover a cover-up involving an event that fractured time and threatens the world. Combat spans enemies from the past, present and a space between them, with travel between 1950s Russia and the modern day. The experimental Time Manipulation Device lets players change the age of objects and enemies, manipulate objects beyond gravity's usual rules, and degrade or renew objects. Upgrades expand the device's abilities and the weapon arsenal. The game is listed as single-player and multiplayer, with Family Sharing, and its Steam genres include action. Singularity centers on using time manipulation alongside advanced weapons while moving through a science-fiction conspiracy.
What players like, and what they don't
- Time device changes the age of objects and enemies.
- Combat spans past and present eras.
- Upgrades expand the device and weapon arsenal.
- Listed as single-player and multiplayer.
- Available on Windows and PlayStation 3.
- Released in 2010.
Who it suits
Singularity suits players looking for a first-person science-fiction shooter built around time manipulation and combat across two eras. Its listed multiplayer feature may also interest players seeking more than single-player play.
Singularity pairs first-person combat with a device for altering objects and enemies through time. Its story moves between two eras as players confront the threat of the Singularity.
