Singularity

Singularity is a first-person shooter with horror elements that tells two stories at once. After World War II, the USSR began developing Katorga-12, a research center on a hidden island off Kamchatka. There they studied the E-99 resource, known as Holmium. Some scientists, along with Barisov, were forgotten, while Viktor Barisov himself received awards and recognition. After the change of power, the work was accelerated, and this led to a powerful release that changed the island. The main character knows how to manipulate time: slow down, stop and roll back events. This works both in combat and in riddles where you need to return an item to its previous state. The enemies vary in type, and the records found explain what happened at the station. Temporary abilities consume energy, so you won’t be able to use them constantly. The undead and mutants at the station require different weapons. Some riddles are solved only after the item is rolled back. The records found explain what happened to the people. Weapons are divided into regular ones and those created from E-99. Some abilities are improved by finding samples. The laboratories are connected by passages, and the path is not always obvious. Some enemies are infected and mutate before our eyes. The station changes during time transitions. Weapons are upgraded for parts found. The records explain the fate of the employees. The choice of ending depends on the actions of the hero. Some rooms are closed until the clock rolls back. Ammo and first aid kits are rare. Mutants are divided by type and speed. Weapons are upgraded for parts. The ending depends on the hero's decisions. The game is suitable for anyone who loves fantasy with time tricks.