{"id":940,"edition":6,"categories":3,"features":0,"size":9708,"name":"Singularity","authors":[{"name":"Frank Mitchell","url":"https://www.frankmitchell.org","twitter":"onefrankguy","login":"onefrankguy","gh":281609}],"description":"<p>“Meteor impacts detected. Life support systems offline. Escape pods launching in 30 seconds…”</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Pegasus II, final transmission</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Singularity is an offline game. Press the print button. Read the rules. Cut out the board and tiles. Set a timer, and get ready to save the crew of the Pegasus II.</p>\n<p>Singularity is an online game. Press the play button. Place a corridor on the ship. Tap the corridor to rotate it. Press the play button to get the next corridor. Can you rescue the crew of the Pegasus II?</p>\n<p>Singularity is a story. Press the play button. Place corridors on the ship. Rescue the crew one at a time. After each rescue, press the help button to reveal the fate of the Pegasus II.</p>\n","source":"onefrankguy/singularity","stars":0,"comments":[{"typ":2,"at":189339513,"author":"Spartez Team","url":"https://spartez.com","text":"<p>Nice esthetics of game. Nice idea to convert it to boardgame to fulfill offline theme requirement.\nIt has reminded me of BrainGoodGames (I have no connection with them, but I appreciate their games; or should I say his…).</p>\n<p>Sound gets a little annoying after a while.</p>\n<p>I like the risk aspect, when you are waiting for one particular element to come to your space.</p>\n<p>As a gameplay I did play 3 times and 3 times won, so I don’t know - maybe I got lucky, maybe it’s too easy.</p>\n"}],"results":{"primary":{"i":113,"n":150},"label":"Overall"}}