♫ "Sometimes I feel like a freak / I wanna be a seeker missile guided by the heat" ♫
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Sketches: Sarah Rose Arts |   / sarah.rose.arts  
Interjection Music Credit: .m0lly |   / user-117850484  

Renko: Oddzey |    / @oddzey  
Scavenger Youth: Joltdell |    / @joltdell  
Scavenger Adult: Bedsheet Ghost |    / @bedsheetghost_  

Comedic Gameplay: Waypoint | https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/7...
Notes Voice-Over: Grape |   / grapejuiccee  

Script Assistance: Giantdig / Casanova | https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/7... / https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/7...
Costume Design: Okay |    / @okvinn  

[Chapters]
Introduction - 0:00
Interjection A - 3:15
Worker's District - 4:54
Research Facility - 1:00:03
Interjection B - 1:28:21
Research Facility Cont. - 1:30:02
Rail Line - 2:05:20
Interjection C - 2:40:54
Central Docks - 2:42:09
E-99 Processing Facility - 3:01:36
Singularity Labs - 3:43:16
Finale - 3:54:27

"This game was developed by Raven Software, a subsidiary of Activision, in 2010 who were not doing too well at the time of its release. The previous year, they had released Wolfenstein, which was given decent reviews, but overall, the game had underperformed. This forced the company to collapse to only one team as opposed to the likely four that were there prior. In between the release of Wolfenstein and Singularity, around 70 to 75 staff members were let go, causing the game to be delayed. It bears noting that this company now works on COD and is doing very well, but the period of time between 2009 and 2011 were rough on them to say the least. Because of delays and insider qualms, the game's sales couldn't even break 400,000, far lower than what the company had expected. Or, at least, that's what would be assumed upon first glance. Despite the story being heavily praised for both its uniqueness and sheer level of creativity, Activision refused to fully create a marketing campaign for the game. The reason it was dead upon arrival is because it technically didn't arrive in the first place, as no one knew of its release. If a tree falls in the woods and no one's around to hear it, does it make a noise? It's almost as if the company wanted it to fail, something wildly confusing for what should be a smash hit game. In fact, I thought this game was so good and up the alley of one of my military friends that I forced him to play it with us both on call. Funny clips from that will be interspersed throughout this video because we had a great time. And at this point, you begin…"