Game details
- Game:
- Singularity
- AKA
- Genre:
- Shooter
- Sub Genre:
- First Person
- Release Date (US):
- July 29th, 2010
- Release Date (UK):
- July 29th, 2010
- Players:
- 1
- Online Players:
- TBA
- Developers:
- Raven Software
- Publisher:
- Activision
- Rating:
- M [Mature]
- PSU Rank:
- 418 of 1169 Games
- PSU Rank on PS3:
- 311 of 0 Games
- Additional Information:
- Also available on Xbox 360 and PC
About Singularity
In Singularity, you fight your way through an ever-shifting environment haunted with time ravaged creatures, while sudden time waves hurl you back and forth between 1950 and the present day. Use your wits and the perfect weapon -- the Time Manipulation Device -- to unravel the conspiracy on the remote island of Katorga-12. Armed with powerful, advanced weaponry and this experimental Time Manipulation Device, fight enemies from the past, the present, and abominations caught somewhere in between.
Review
- PSU Review Score
- 8.5
- Avg. user review score:
- 4.0
Summary
Some will deem this an instant classic. Blasting heads clean off shoulders has never been so much fun.
We like
- The classic shooter feel
- The range of prototype weapons and enjoyable time manipulation powers
- The location of Katurga-12 and the mysterious goings-on
We dislike
- The lack of ammo when there's so many mutants to kill
- The predictable AI that follow the same behavioral patterns if you die
See PSU's review on Metacritic & GameRankings
Bizarrely, Singularity has been one of the least hyped games of 2010. That wouldn’t be a concern to us if it was just another mediocre first person shooter, but it’s not. Raven Software’s first brand-new IP for ten years is actually one of the better first person shooters that we’ve played in recent years. It would therefore be a real travesty if its lack of publicity meant that some fans of the genre m...
- Posted Jun 29th 2010
- 4214 Comments
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Singularity News
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Raven's Singularity pushed to 2010 because of Modern Warfare 2
Amazon just changed the expected ship date of Singularity to the first quarter of 2010, the first news that the game has been delayed. This seems atypical of Singularity’s developer, Raven Software, since it is a heavyweight developer with plenty of experience and titles, including Quake 4 and...
- Posted Jul 9th 2009
- 34 Comments
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Singularity demo "absolutely critical"
It should come as no surprise that one of the best ways to turn people on to a new intellectual property prior to its release is through a free demo. Speaking with Develop about the upcoming FPS Singularity, producer Kekoa Lee-Creel stated Activision views the demo as “absolutely critical&rdqu...
- Posted Jun 17th 2009
- 15 Comments
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Singularity offers same experience on all platforms
Singularity creative director Jon Zuk has said that shooter will deliver the same experience across all formats (PS3, Xbox 360 and PC), thanks largely to the application of the Unreal Engine 3 and the firm’s experience in developing for multiple platforms. “We are developing across th...
- Posted Apr 28th 2009
- 17 Comments
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Activision unveils new Singularity media
If you checked out today's USA Today and skipped past the Oscar tidbits, you probably ran across an article on a little title called Singularity. The title, published by Activision, is some sort of time-manipulating FPS that revolves around the past and future of mankind. The idea is to prevent &quo...
- Posted Feb 23rd 2009
- 20 Comments
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Singularity announced, debut trailer inside
Time travel is a fickle thing. Unsurprisingly, a lot of the time it goes wrong. Very wrong. Introducing Singularity, Raven Software's new first-person action game. Unveiled at Activision's E3 2008 press conference, the game wrestles with the general preconceived notion of time as a straightforwar...
- Posted Jul 17th 2008
- 10 Comments
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Singularity Features
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Game of the Month: June 2010
Well, there we have it – summer’s arrived, and half a year’s worth of gaming is already behind us. Unfortunately, that means only one thing; we’re about to enter the perpetually dry and dismal July/August period, where sub-standard games come in abundance as companies tireles...
- Posted Jul 2nd 2010
- 17 Comments
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