The Singularity Wish

I was looking for a game that deals with the concept of developing transcendent A.I and this turned out to be just what I was looking for. It reminds me a bit of the movie Her and the game itself kind of reminded me of a chapter of Chrono Trigger minus the combat but with much better dialogue. I found every bit of interaction in the game enjoyable and there's a lot of topics covered including the notion of nested virtual realities, quasi-omnipotence of hyper-intelligent A.I, infidelity, animal cruelty, drug addiction, depression and getting research funding from the Cartel. I found this to be just the right amount of detail and variety to set my imagination on fire. Conceptually this game is exactly what I was looking for and the interactions are rather interesting as it feels like a living, breathing world. At first I never heard of this game but I was desperate for a game that involves general A.I so I ended up being pleasantly surprised. The author is a brilliant writer and I believe his writing could take a conceptually very interesting world and have it perspire with character. I'm looking forward to future installments in this series.

I'm not too impressed with the stock-looking graphics, or the chiptune tracks, but I think the character art and strong writing make this a pretty enojoyable quickie.

There's not much to say without putting spoilers, but it's a nice little game. It's pretty short, but it doesn't really need to be longer and it's got some nice variation when replaying. Enough so that I'm already planning to play through a third time looking for more endings.

Much more suited to being a visual novel than an RPG Maker game. It felt like the engine wasn't used to its best potential. Also, the game itself really had no buildup. Just an even story flow and sudden exposition dump at the end. I feel very neutral about this one, and the price IS pretty cheap. Very meh kind of game, but not terrible for the price. Just wish it was a more compelling story for the game.

so I got the game as a gift. The game is not as clever as it wishes it was. There are lots of possible changes that would make this a better and fun game. I got bored very with the artifical time wasters like talk to x in the break room or have to go to bed. Drove me crazy with the lack of choices to answer back. Great try and expand it further.

this is not such a bad game, i have only played it once - there are multiple endings based on your decisions, i got the worst ending while i though i have done all the right decisions. that is sick :-) the game is worth the price if you are interested in story driven short little games.

Really touching story, got this game on sale for $1 but it's worth $2 as well I think. It has a really wonderful story and the music is great too. I got the worst ending haha. I might consider replaying to see if I can get a better ending.

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The writing was good. There are minimal bugs (in one transition panel, you can 'climb' a couple walls) but nothing game breaking. I got this because it's a prequel to another game I bought. I went though three times. I tried variables of responses and actions. It didn't appear to matter so I searched online. In all the reviews, everyone got the worst fate and ending. I suppose I will give the creator the benefit of the doubt. Maybe the game is too esoteric in it's interpretations of good actions/ responses to bad actions/responses. If you don't count on actually affecting the outcome, it's worth the hour of interacting story at the current price. It's also nice to have a little leader into a bigger game.

The Singularity Wish is a great short game to play. There is no combat or puzzles in the game, but the game adds some CYOA elements in it. As for the story, it was quite enjoyable. While I am not a big fan of the direction the story went, I still liked the game. I believe the game is worth the $2 to buy. Overall, I would give the game a 7/10.