Singularity™

Before Titanfall 2 had the timeshifting sequence everybody loved, there was Singularity which was transporting you through the timelines, the world you are coming back to being visibly altered by the events made. Pros: -A really decent shooter, with fun gunplay -The time altering mechanics, which also adds decaying and restoring different objects to your needs -The timeline changings, at one point both timelines being merged and unstable -The upgrade system, that does make a difference Cons: -A bit short (around 5-6 hours, but they are fun and action-packed) One of the retro shooters that still looks good to this day and its worth giving a shot! (Thank you again, my friend, Ionutz, for recommending yet another good shooter!)

ГГ - кусок гипсокартона во всех смыслах, враги тупые, сюжет ну такое, геймплей чисто пострелять... все как мне надо... кайф, рекомендую

Muy buenos gráficos, el juego se siente original o mas bien una mezcla de varios títulos, bioshock, half life, gears of war y metro 2033. Un juegazo que merece la pena probar.

Played this gem again in 2025 (the third time) and while the graphics aren't that great - the atmosphere and the pacing is quite nice. Not a single bug or crash. It's also on GOG so it's DRM free. 10/10 game overall - best game of 2010 !

My God what a game this is! Wouldn't be surprised if I play it once per year from now on. Geeeeeeez. I had it for like 10 years on my library, and just now I'm playing the ♥♥♥♥♥ out of it. 10000% recommended.

An often overlooked classic. I finally played Singularity about 15 years after its release — one of the last titles Raven Software made before being turned into a Call of Duty support studio. You can tell from the gameplay, interface, and pacing that it comes from that era. The simplest way to describe it is as a crossbreed between Half-Life 2, Metro 2033, and Call of Duty — with its own twist. The setting takes place in an alternate Cold-War-era Russia, the controls and shooting feel straight out of Call of Duty, while the structure, pacing, and light puzzle-based exploration are clearly inspired by Half-Life 2. It’s not quite as refined, but definitely interesting. It belongs to a now nearly extinct genre — the linear, story-driven action shooter that just wants to tell a cool, self-contained story. I played it on Hard and finished in about six hours, which back then was probably its biggest problem. When it launched, short runtime was a major criticism, and for 60 € in 2010, that was a tough sell. But today, that same brevity is its strength. It’s a tightly paced, focused adventure with a great sense of rhythm, some fascinating time-loop and paradox concepts, and an entirely unique tone. Think Call of Duty with a Chrono Trigger-style premise. For a rainy weekend or a one-sitting experience, Singularity is perfect — smart, punchy, atmospheric, and absolutely worth revisiting. A must-play for fans of linear shooters who miss the days when campaigns were allowed to be short, sharp, and memorable.

For a game getting on for fifteen years..it still look stunning the artwork and the atmosphere..I highly recommend it for an fps player who likes a good plot and big guns!...Nice work.