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Singularity RPG

After an AI uprising, the town of Stamets Point is left disconnected and distressed. When Harmony, a brilliant AI researcher, vanishes, her partner Melody begins a quest to find her shaped by your choices and conversations. Singularity RPG is a game about what remains when everything else is gone.

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About the Game

The robots didn’t just go rogue. They destroyed every connection.

Harmony's a scientist working on an experimental AI made from mushrooms, and Melody, her partner, just wants a quiet night together. But when the town’s machines suddenly attack and Harmony disappears, Melody finds herself drawn into a search she doesn’t fully understand.

Singularity RPG is a hand-drawn, story-driven game that blends classic RPG systems with emotional storytelling, where turn-based battles drive you through a narrative shaped by your choices, your dialogue, and the connections you make along the way. As you dig deeper, you’ll meet other characters, uncover mysteries, navigate moments of grief, and confront the question at the heart of it all: what do we hold onto when everything we trusted breaks?

With an original soundtrack by Martin Biesecke, the music does more than add emotional weight onto each scene, it becomes part of the mystery itself.

In a world where all networks are broken, something is still connecting you.