brillant, rips off every shooter to bits but it does it bloody well :)

I cant understand why this didnt sell more.........it's a great little game but as it didnt sell as expected (probably down to the publishers) the online element is lacking. All in all.....I really enjoyed this and there are some good nods to other sci fi films and series'. Give it a chance...

A very fun game, had a feel like Bioshock but not as dark & easier to figure things out, a resonable length game, not to hard with some fun weapons to use

Singularity by Raven Software was first shown at E3 2009, after which it did not appear again in any playable form until is released last week. This disappearance normally give an indication that game might not have live up to the expectation.

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

excellent game, underrated. you will like it if you like single person shooters like i do!

awesome game; worth the price

none; i think i paid 5 bucks more

Its a pretty fun game in regards to combat, on the many ways you could manipulate the TMD (Time Manipulation Device) but the story is plot can be pretty dull and predictable.

When game scoring comes into question, the factors generally revolve around gameplay, story, graphics, sound…a usual gamut of one overall point, how immersive the experience is. But what if I were to tell you that immersion can make a normally bland game absolutely stunning?

If you have ever played any of the Resistance games or Call of duty games, (which I'm sure everyone has) and you loved either one of them, then you'll really love this game. If you loved both, then you'll be even more happy with it.

There are many games that get a ton of hype before their release, but often the disappointment after playing is equally big. On the other side there are games that you hardly hear about but get decent review scores nonetheless. Singularity is part of the latter.