Singled Out

Singled Out is a very simplistic score chaser, and while the core loop is fun and enjoyable, there’s not much else to the game besides thirty levels of identifying people and a boss. While there are in-game achievements to unlock, they’re pretty straightforward and not that interesting, and this game actually makes me wish for some sort of competitive local multiplayer mode, where you and a friend could rush to identify the culprit first for a bit more variety, since as it stands right now there’s little to do once that magic wears off.

This is an example of a game that runs with an extremely simple premise, being given a few facial characteristics to match a criminal and then identifying them in a slowly-growing crowd, and runs with it as far as it can...