The Surge
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Initial release date | May 16, 2017 |
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Composers | Markus Schmidt |
Developers | Deck13 |
Genres | Action Role-playing Game |
Designers | Timo Treffer |
Publishers | Focus Home Interactive |
This sci‑fi souls‑like is generally overlooked for being "unplayable in difficulty" and "excessively violent and dark. " . . . | |
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ID | 1033573 |
About The Surge
The Surge is a science fiction action role-playing video game developed by Deck13 Interactive and published by Focus Home Interactive for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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Why a certificate to own a car in Singapore now costs $106,000
By Mariko OiBusiness reporter
The cost of a certificate to own a Family Car in Singapore has jumped to a fresh record high of S$146,002 ($106,619; £87,684).
The City -state introduced the 10-year certificate of entitlement (COE) system in 1990 as an anti-congestion measure.
Prospective car owners in Singapore must have a COE in order to be able to purchase a vehicle.
They are sold in auctions every Two Weeks , with the government controlling The Number of certificates For Sale .
With taxes and import duties, The System has made Singapore The Most expensive country in The World to buy a car.
For example, a new standard Toyota Camry Hybrid costs around S$250,000 in Singapore, which includes the cost of a COE and taxes. That is about six times more expensive than in the US.
There are different types of COEs for smaller cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles.
COE prices have hit record highs for several months in a row as a post-pandemic recovery has driven up demand and ahead of the government cutting rebates for the certificates next year.
The lowest for a car costs S$104,000, which has almost tripled since 2020 when there was less demand for new cars during the pandemic.
The so-called " Open" category, which has no restrictions on which cars it can be used for, also hit a record high of S$152,000.
Alice Chang from Toyota Borneo Motors told The Bbc that she had expected The Surge in the cost of COEs due to strong demand for new cars.
" Whenever we have luxury cars, buyers are queuing up outside our store, " She Said .
Despite being relatively small, Singapore regularly ranks as having one of the largest numbers of millionaires in world.
However, for ordinary Singaporeans, with the average salary of about S$70,000, it makes it difficult to afford a car.
The government is keen to encourage its residents to use Public Transport , which has been ranked one of The Best in The World .
Last Year , it committed More Than S$60bn to expand and renew the country's rail network over The Next decade.
The City State , which has a population of around 5. 5 million, had just under 1 million private cars on The Road , as of The End of Last Year .
The Number of new COEs available depends on how many older cars are taken off The Road .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com