PS3 Review – Singularity

Singularity's story starts at the beginning of the cold war. The Soviets are worried about the threat of the Americans and there nuclear power, and they set out to find something to level the playing field.

TMD helps a lot to set it apart from other FPS; Solid gameplay throughout the game; Mulitplayer component is fun; but; unfortunately; lacking

Singularity Review

You are a Black Ops soldier sent to investigate suspicious activity on Katorga-12, an island where extensive research has been done on a native and powerful material called Element 99, or E99 for short. What you find, though, is not a normal island.

Super weapons! ‘Nuff said; Gameplay that makes you improvise; An array of enemies; Interesting concept of using time; Fun and silly multiplayer

...and more game modes; Storyline lacks depth

Singularity

From the get go, Singularity has widely been portrayed as a low-rent BioShock, but after a few hours of play, its true inspiration beco...

Manipulating time is awesome; Plenty of terrific weapons; Great boss fights

Shooting often feels iffy; Archaic health system; Dated and uneven visuals

Review: Singularity (Sony PS3)

Raven's Singularity is an great FPS experience from start to finish with few flaws, but unfortunately, not a whole heck of a lot we haven't seen countless times already. At times, the game's structure and aesthetic borrows more from Bioshock than Bioshock 2 did, but still manages to come together...