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The Singularity is the third generator of the Technological Civilizations and the twelfth generator that produces Ideas overall.

Overview[]

When the player first reaches the Singularity, a series of ominous warning messages will appear when the player buys the upgrades leading to this new generator. When the player selects the Singularity, they are given the option to purchase it and reset their simulation, or to continue to play without upgrading the simulation.

Choosing to purchase the Singularity will reset the simulation's progress and allows the player to unlock Metabits, a new currency that is used to upgrade the simulation itself. This reboot is symbolized by a dramatic "crash" and an error message from Semblance. By spending their accrued points on bonuses in the Reality Engine interface, the player improves the speed and efficiency of the simulation and unlocks new content.

After the reboot, when the player reaches the Singularity a second time, the game does not automatically reboot the simulation. All subsequent reboots are activated by tapping on the currency counter, then pressing "End simulation".

Description[]

"Technological growth has become uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable changes to human civilization."

Design[]

The Singularity appears as a revolving blue human head with purple digital particles.

Prestige[]

Once the Singularity is first purchased, you will be seeing a glitching screen and sounds. A sequence shows the various gardens (primordial, civilization, etc.) with visual glitches. Then, you will be seeing the Singularity head spinning slowly, having purple eyes and a bluish aura. When it faces at you, fatal "errors" occur. This crash brings you to the Reality Engine interface and restarts your progress in the tree.

Upgrades[]

The Singularity has 2 upgrades, increasing the generator efficiency with a <total multiplier>x multiplier.

Icon Name Description Cost Efficiency Requires
Civilisation Civilization
Ancient Civilizations Stone AgeNeolithicBronze AgeIron Age
Pre-Industrial Civilizations Middle AgesAge of ExplorationScientific Revolution
Technological Civilizations Industrial RevolutionAtomic AgeInformation AgeEmergent AgeSingularity
Colonization of Mars RoverHuman ExpeditionMartian SettlementMartian FactoryMartian City
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