Review:
It seems that the Russians are doomed to forever be the villains in American videogames. The Soviet Union collapsed nearly 20 years ago and the Cold War is over, but Singularity still manages to make those dastardly commies the enemy. How you might ask? Time travel, of course!
Singularity asks the question, 'What if the Soviet Union discovered a source of Element-99... and what if it had special powers that could warp time itself and create monsters?' It's a question we've all stayed up pondering and now you can live that nightmare through the shoes of American soldier Nate Renko, the unfortunate soul tasked with correcting history. There's a five minute introduction explaining this backstory in great detail at the opening of Singularity. From there, things continue to be just as corny right through to the end.
instructions:
Singularity asks the question, 'What if the Soviet Union discovered a source of Element-99... and what if it had special powers that could warp time itself and create monsters?' It's a question we've all stayed up pondering and now you can live that nightmare through the shoes of American soldier Nate Renko, the unfortunate soul tasked with correcting history. There's a five minute introduction explaining this backstory in great detail at the opening of Singularity. From there, things continue to be just as corny right through to the end.
instructions:
go to the piratebay.org
andsearch singularity reloade that means it comes precracked so you dont have to enter serial after itn finishes downloading run the setup and there you go sorry i could not get the link:D
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