PLEASE READ: I have gotten feedback around the difficulty of the threads and confusion about the mechanic. The WHITE particles are threads, when you hit them they expand into a long line and you have to follow the line until you reach the end without going out of bounds, once you reach the end you gain stability. If you go out of bounds, you lose a large amount of stability so it is high risk and high reward. Note that you also lose stability of these white particles reach the middle so avoiding them is not beneficial either. I've read that they can be quite difficult to follow, especially with higher sensitivities, one tip is to take them slow and keep the mouse close to your particle. Hope this helps!

Singularity was made for the Brackeys game jam 2024.2! (THEME: Calm before the storm)

Singularity is focussed around the concept of what came before the big bang (the storm). You control two particles at the same time and try to keep them as stable as possible for 160 seconds. If you succeed, the particles will collide and cause the big bang to happen! If you fail, the universe will never be born.

As such, you need to keep the calm (stability of the particles) before the storm (the big bang).

(It is my first game. I made it next to working full-time in the 7 days of the game-jam. All constructive criticism is more than welcome though!)

TIP, IF YOU CAN'T WIN: If you find it hard, don't focus on getting all the threads but take your time and stay CALM :) If you carefully finish every thread you can comfortably reach without panic, you should almost always win.