Talked to you guys at MagFest, really awesome to see this on the front page of Itch.io!

Took three days, but I finished the final level (so far!)  Excellent challenges and the developing storyline made this game feel less like a progressive puzzle and more like a thriller where you unearth a bit more of the story with each victory.  Some of the conversations were hard to follow, given the limited perspective, but they revealed their secrets in an realistic fashion.  Too bad MINOS coudn't communicate in its own way with the characters -- maybe in a future episode?

Thanks for a fun game, and I look forward to see what comes next!

I noticed the Server Transfer shown in the teaser isn't in the singularity game, but that's ok, still great game overall!

Just completed Singularity. Really enjoyed it. Thanks very much indeed!

Just got this game as part of the Racial Justice bundle, and it looks really cool, I was super excited to play it. But after extracting the files and opening it, it would start up the game for a few seconds before this pooped up:

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FATAL ERROR in Vertex Shader compilation
ShaderName: shader0

D3DXCompile failed - result

at gml_Script_scr_title_draw
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stack frame is
gml_Script_scr_title_draw (line 0)
gml_Script_scr_game_master_draw
gml_Object_obj_game_master_Draw_0

I'm not sure what this means, or if there's anyway to fix it?

I'm running this on my mac, and I'm trying to get it to recognize either my 8Bitdo gamepad or my PS4 controller and they're not working. Is there anything I can do?

just wanted to say, this game is fantastic.  i loved everything about it, from the corporate IT politics to the existential crisis of MINOS.  the puzzles got brain-burny really fast instead of taking 10-15 levels before becoming challenging.  i can't say enough good things, and look forward to purchasing the full game when it becomes available.  <3

Just finished the game. Enjoyed it very much. Finished within 4 days.

As a person of moderate puzzle solving skills, heck, moderate smarts really if completely honest, this game had good difficulty: not a cakewalk, but not crushingly hard either.

I also enjoyed that it tutorialized all the features well. In my mind that's just another benchmark test in our times, and things like wall-of-text, or punishing the player with a mean learning curve are big no-noes.

The story is well written and told well; continuously in small bits, not impeding gameplay. Art work: also good, without hammering on the pixel art retro-chic too hard.

Would have enjoyed a more developed endgame, but the ending itself felt rewarding. Many points, will recommend.

Setting changes (audio volume) never actually saved for me between sessions  (despite it saying 'saved'), so had to turn it down every time anew.

Hi, I just picked this up today as part of a bundle and whenever I select New Game from the menu the game always crashes as soon as the initial cutscene ends, regardless of whether I skip or watch all the way through.  Event viewer is showing exception code 0xc0000094, which is making me think I might have mucked something up by accidentally running it from the zip folder when I first went to extract it, but I couldn't find any registry keys or AppData to delete to try a fresh 'install' so I'm not super sure what to try next.

I just finished Singularity and adored it! One question, one bit of feedback: Is there a way to rescue the rats who are trapped? It seemed like there were hints in the dialogue about that but I couldn't figure anything out. My only other frustration was that you automatically release your host human when using the error buffer! I get that you don't want players to be able to abuse the feature, but it sometimes left me in situations where i accidentally turned a conduit the wrong way, and the typo cost me a huge amount of work to rebuild my connection to the host's starting chamber. Is there a happy medium to be found? For instance, undoing moves doesn't release the host as long as those moves are in the chamber the host currently occupies? Just a thought. Thanks for your great work!

Got the Game from the BLM  bundle, got t play it at last, man that was good, fiendish puzzles, the last level took me a while, I was so close, just needed 1 electricity moved, but had to undo everything :D 
Congrats for the game it's really good, hope you'll do (or have done already, haven't checked yet) more levels or there puzzle games.

I agree with some of the previous comments releasing the host with the error buffer is not very intuitive, i understand it's needed for the puzzle but it's not super elegant.

Been playing this the last couple days, it is rather good although this (what I presume is the) final puzzle is kicking my teeth in so far, put probably 90+ minutes into it today and still can't crack it. Hated to have to give up all progress and start said puzzle over later but my brain was properly fried by that point.

I'm writing just to point out one bug, every so often the game basically lags and slows down to basically a standstill for 10-15 seconds before resuming running in the normal fashion. I haven't noticed anything specific that triggers it and it isn't particularly often.

EDIT: Okay I managed to take down that final puzzle, it definitely is a beast.  It is a fair puzzle (good one too) but in a fuller game I would recommend having another "ramping up" puzzle or two before it or one like it as it is a bit of a steep increase in what the game asks of you compared to what came before, an extra late game puzzle or two wouldn't make it easier but would perhaps smooth the difficulty curve out a bit so it is less of a sudden jump.