SINGULARIUM

Play this please, it's so good

Very fun mechanic for a speed running game. The levels got better and better, especially the sci-fi themed area.

I'm assuming this is the first time you are making a game, so Good job, but for its price and how fast I was able to use all the content and how I got bored of this game before my 2 hour limit,, you have alot to work on. the fact that you can just spam blackholes with no drawback makes players mainly look in the direction you want to go and just click. There's no reason to aim your shot in a way to maximize what you can do with your blackhole. there isn't a very interesting scenery and could use some work with that. Ironically having no limit on your blackholes also makes the blackholes loose alot of its potential. I wish there could be more need for thought behind where you would place your blackholes. I thought of multiple ways that maybe could help with this point and click gameplay that is so easy to fall into but I'll have faith that maybe one day youll be able to compleatly rehaul the game.

Quit shortly after reaching the moving lasers section - Having moving lasers that kill you when you touch them in a game where there is no sense of body / volume you take up is not a good idea. I watched a lot of the devs' youtube videos and have had it on my wishlist for ages, only just getting around to playing it now. I honestly thought it would be a really fun run-fast game, what I played instead was a poorly polished, bad gameplay, thrown together run-fast-get-stopped game. I do like the graphics styles, they look great, just not when they use 40% of my 3070 :|

Love the game, I really like the black hole mechanic (I think a tutorial could be added to better show how they can be used tho, took me some time to get the hang of them), but surprisingly I had a lot of fun trying to get the "beating the levels without black holes" achievements, they relied a lot on wall running and skill. It's annoying that the level creator is lacking in options and breaks in many ways when you try to load them after creating them (esspecially the props), so if you're getting the game for the level creation be prepared to delete a bunch of random stuff, all I think it needs in terms of options tho is probably allowing for city levels and/or allowing for branching and connecting paths, but I recognise these would be massive changes so I'm happy with just the bug fixes. If you want the game for the speedrunning aspect then I'd highly recommend, took me a little while but I got some top 10 times in some of the levels and it was super rewarding. But ye, great game and amazing job NivMiz, I saw your videos and really liked the look of it, I'm glad it's done well (despite all of the stuff you had to do to actually get it on steam, and the bugs), seriously, I hope you're successful in your future endeavours.

Pretty fun, but the level creator isn't as polished as I'd like it to be. The levels are fun and fast, with different routes which allow you to optimize the levels. Personally, I'd love to see a leaderboard, but I understand those are a pain in the butt to moderate so I don't expect one. The lack of an FOV slider is kind of annoying, as I find myself squinching my neck to get a better view of things, as I prefer a much wider FOV (squinching is not a real word but you know what I mean) The levels themselves aren't quite enough to make up for the price tag, but that's where the level creator comes in. Unfortunately, the moving around in the creator isn't solid. It's just click and drag to traverse, with scrolling being a VERY VERY VERY VERY SLOW way to move as well. A way to make this better would be to allow sensitivity editing, along with WASD being keys used for moving horizontally according to whatever direction you are facing. (I.E. pressing W makes you move straight in the direction you are looking) For vertical movement, using the classic space and shift would work. Now that I think about it, the movement would be much easier if it was essentially Minecraft's Creative mode. Overall, a short game that has a ton of potential, especially with optimized controls.