
SINGULARIUM is a High-Speed first person platformer where you create black holes to pull yourself around. Use the movement mechanics to their fullest and beat the levels as fast as possible!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Don't buy (yet) - boring visuals - wall textures dont line up - every act feels like one level because there are no differences. - a lot of the levels are just chores to complete (especially in the laser section) - super short game I finished in under an hour (it felt a lot longer) and I have no wish to do it again I really wanted to like this game, but its just not complete yet. Wall running resets your momentum half the time, holding down a black hole for a little too long also resets your momentum. hopefully it becomes fun with some more updates. Thanks for putting this review in the video NivMiz
One of my favorite games of all time, but it can be better. We do need more levels and more challenges for the game, and I'm not talking about the community levels, and there's a few bugs needed to be fixed. But over all I love this game and I wish I had more time to play
Play this please, it's so good
Gameplay: https://youtu.be/_glbQMbyRYg $9.99 for about 19 minutes of gameplay is one of the most mind boggling decisions I have made in recent times. There's replay value if you want to beat scores on the leaderboard, otherwise I'm not sure there's a lot that's going to bring you back after finishing the game. There is also a level editor, but I didn't use it for long because I didn't find it very intuitive. Now, I found this to be a moderately cool experience. Level design in the first act was cool due to the openness. Act 2 was extremely cramped, and I felt like I was twice as large as the tunnels could accommodate. Act 3 was a bit better, a somewhat mix of the first 2 acts. And then the game ended. 18 minutes and 58 seconds or so. What. Now, I'm not one to refund games. I think it's important to stick to whatever decision I make. And while this game gets a recommendation from me - I personally do feel that price point was a bit high for the amount of content in the game.
Very fun mechanic for a speed running game. The levels got better and better, especially the sci-fi themed area.
good game i like high speed it is very much a speedrunning game 10/10 on the gameplay level editor could use a few additions though like custom wall textures (within reason i suppose) very good would recommend
pretty fun
Game is fun to get the hang of but i think there should be more interesting levels designs like ways to die or different wall types. Fun over all!
singularium is yes
Great game, very dynamic and original!
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