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Singularity
76 Score
Shooter

Singularity

Raven Software  /  June 25, 2010  /  Rated Mature

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Released

2010

Publisher

Activison

Time to beat

~5 hrs

Community

1,839

Singularity is a shooter game developed by Raven Software.

Plot

The protagonist is Captain Nathaniel Renko, a part of a U.S. Recon Marines group. The action starts from an uninhabited island called Katorga-12.
An electromagnetic surge from the island hits an American satellite, and the unit goes there to investigate the place. Another surge damages the crew’s helicopter; Nathaniel is the only person who stays alive. He fades out to find himself in the past. At this point, the plot twists; every event in the past has an impact on the present. Back in 1955, Nathaniel meets Nikolai Demichev, a Soviet scientist working at Katorga-12. Further on, Renko and Demichev run against each other during the whole story; their interactions are at the core of the game.

Gameplay

Singularity is the first-person shooter; the player performs the protagonist's actions. The main gameplay device is not a weapon, but an artifact called the Time Manipulation Device. Using that, the player can move the protagonists and objects around back and forth in time. At some point the player has to make choices; they affect the game result. The game also has multiplayer modes; the player can perform either as a soldier or as a creature, one of the individuals inhabiting Katorga-12.

Key features

The game’s concept is based on the Cold War era. Some features are inspired by exploration of military bases back in the 20th century and by sci-fi movies.

Singularity is a 2010 first-person shooter video game developed by Raven Software and published by Activision and released for Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It is built on the Unreal Engine 3 from Epic Games.

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recommended
61.01%
exceptional
20.93%
meh
16.3%
skip
1.76%

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