Singularity Point is a modern reinterpretation of the legendary Spacewar!—one of the first video games in history, developed in 1962 by a team of programmers at MIT.

Developed in occasion of the Epic MegaJam 2025, Singularity Point is a local multiplayer game that allows two players to go head-to-head in a test of reflexes, strategy, and orbital control.

I wanted to revive that same idea of a space duel, but with contemporary graphics and mechanics.

The theme, "Here we go Again," perfectly captures this return to origins: we return to where it all began, in the void of space, to battle once again between stars and gravity.

The objective is to destroy the enemy ship while avoiding both enemy fire and the gravitational pull of the black hole at the center of the screen, which can suck in spaceships if they get too close. Each player can rotate their ship, accelerate to change trajectory, and fire missiles that consume limited ammunition.

In addition to flight maneuvers and missile combat, each ship has a special feature called Hyperspace. Hyperspace allows the player to instantly teleport to a random point on the screen to escape dangerous situations, such as an incoming missile or the gravitational pull of the black hole. However, this is a risky move and should only be used in emergencies situation.