Singularity

A first-person shooter with horror elements, Singularity tells two stories at once. After World War II in the USSR, in order to keep up with the world powers, Stalin began developing Katorga-12. This is a research center on one of the hidden islands of Kamchatka. It was used to develop the E-99 resource, called Golmium in the game. The scientists who worked with Barisov were forgotten, and the leader, Viktor Barisov, was awarded all kinds of orders and many awards, but after the change of power, the country's ruler accelerated the development of E-99, which caused the most powerful release of Singularity in history. Our hero in the present tense - 2010 - flies by helicopter to Russian territory, after which a failure occurs in the car's electrical system and it falls. The survivor finds himself on a desert island and tries to connect with his squad, but sees people fleeing from the epicenter of events; one of the people running towards him, Professor Demichev, mentions the end of Katorga-12. The story of mutants begins. Element-99 spawned the story of the island's survivors, battling the ghosts of those who had already been claimed by a terrible epidemic. The atmosphere on the island is the darkest, so the main character - the American fighter Renko - will have to fight monsters almost alone, sometimes together with his friend Devlin. From the arsenal of weapons, we have all Russian machine guns and rifles from the 1950s, as well as the latest developments as of 2010. There is also an MVP in the game, which was developed by Barisov. Has 5 functions. Firstly, this is the age of the object or person. You can send a thing or person to the past or future, make them old or rejuvenate. The use of impulse - in hand-to-hand combat is replaced by a directed release of energy. Chronoscanning - detecting traces of MVP use. Freezing - creates a vacuum inside the playing field, which slows down time inside itself. Going back in time - rolls back the game system, but can take us back a few minutes.