Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

honestly this is a hard game to recommend. if the actual physical gameplay of a game matters a lot to you i probably wouldnt get it--the walking is abysmal, which is arguably pretty important in a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ walking sim. if you dont want to spend four hours tripping over your own shoes in molasses, definitely dont buy…

A lovely, slow-paced game involving a mystery set in the British countryside. Pros: If you enjoyed Dear Ester, Gone Home and other 'walking-simulators' then you will enjoy this journey through an English village. The mystery is fairly original and lends an almost unnerving atmosphere to an otherwise beautiful slice…

Probably the most underrated game I've ever played and I think it's because it has kinda missed its niche. It's a very atmospheric, slow-paced and story-driven walking sim and if you're not into that you're not going to have a good time. But if you are, this game is absolutely worth a shot.

I like walking simulators but this is hardly a game. Walk forward and look around occasionally until a button prompt appears. You can't even jump and you walk at a snail's pace. Just bad all around.

Apparently, Rapture is church cpncept related to Protestant and Evangelical traditions, a belief that believers will be suddenly taken away before end times. But the game uses the term more evocatively: it carries the sense of both being spirited away and entering a state of transcedence. It's a deeply poetic and ph…

melancholic story, laid-back gameplay, beautiful setting 4,5/5