"Actually, I think it's better than that, it's one of the best game soundtracks ever created," he says. From videos of 'everyone's gone to the rapture' the. Vanishing looks stunning, Dear Esther is a little too slow and doesn't look quite as nice, and Gone Home has the best story. I've played Gone Home, Dear Esther, and Vanishing of Ethan Carter on PC. Along with the new video, The Chinese Room offers a taste of the game's music with a haunting, orchestral track.Ĭreative Director Dan Pinchbeck predicts the soundtrack is going to be a major hit this year. IMO Gone Home is the best of these types of games, so it's pretty cool that it's coming to Xbox. It's similarly vague but offers a look at another environment, this time an empty children's classroom that appears to have been ransacked by. The Chinese Room revealed Everybody's Gone to the Rapture at Sony's Gamescom presentation in 2013 with an eerie trailer hinting at a retro, post-apocalyptic environment, and the latest video expands on these themes. Time plays a " fairly central role" in the game and it involves mysterious beams of golden light. In-game, players embark on a mission to discover where everyone in this quaint village went - how and why they all seemingly, suddenly popped out of existence. It's exclusive to PlayStation 4 and takes place in a gorgeous, abandoned 3D world. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a new game from The Chinese Room, the studio behind beautiful exploration experience Dear Esther and horror game Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.
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