Singularity (Xbox 360)
- Game Genre : Shooter
- Languages : (ENG) English
- Rating : MA 15+: Mature 15 and older
- Region / Version : EU
- Region Advice : Region Free
Time is your weapon. Time is your enemy. Time is collapsing.
It's 2010. A powerful and wealthy Russian mercenary has reopened a mysterious research base on Katorga-12, an island off the coast of Siberia. This island was the site of Soviet experimentation in the 1950s that led to a catastrophic, Chernobyl-sized accident - the Singularity - that fractured time itself. Katorga-12 was abandoned, locked down and shrouded in secrecy until today.
You play as Nate Renko, a U.S. Air Force pilot sent on a recon mission to investigate new, wild readings coming from Katorga-12. Your plane is brought down, and you quickly find yourself in the middle of a massive Russian cover up that started during the Cold War and that threatens all of humanity today. You fight to survive, and to stop the Singularity from spreading and destroying the world.
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posted by J. Dinnis on 07-10-2010
Singularity is your typical shooter. You shoot things with all the normal guns you expect, plus maybe a few more like a sniper that slows down time, a grenade launcher with controllable grenades, and a rare gun that allows you to control the bullet for very easy kills. The gimmick of Singularity is a wrist-mounted object called the Time Manipulation Device, or as I call it, the Plot Manipulation Device. This little pony can be used to age enemies to death, replace your melee attack with a weak shockwave, grab and throw items/exploding barrels, slow time, and fix or break items. It may seem like an overpowered device, but that's because it is. You're limited in how much you use it, around three agings before you run out of juice, but throwing out balls that completely stop time for enemies inside of it is pretty much all you need, and it requires very little energy compared to aging. You're free to pump that group of meanies full of lead before they can even reach you. This doesn't work as well for the marines that shoot instead, but it's still a huge help. The TMD is also used for simple puzzles to take away from the tedium of gunfights, but they're never too complex, so it's hard to say much about them. I enjoyed this game every minute I played it so fun. Hope all who buy it enjoy it as much as I did and do. |
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