An Intimate Apocalypse - Dan Pinchbeck, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

Dan Pinchbeck, Creative Director at The Chinese Room, discusses and reflects on the personal nature of the apocalypse in last year's BAFTA winning Everybody's Gone to the Rapture.
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a first person, narrative-driven adventure game about the end of the world. Set in a small English rural village called Yaughton, the player investigates the traces of a vanished community, and discovers the fragments and memories of people's pasts.
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[@TheHulksMistress]

Amazing game, prbly my favourite of the last few years. Really does make you think about life in ways you rarely come across

[@imaweerascal]

Entirely agree. I'd also highly recommend Dear Esther - in some ways, I think it's more successful than Rapture, although it's much shorter overall.

[@alexdelis8510]

Same, I remember lying in bed reading theories and contemplating life after completing the game.

[@TheHulksMistress]

Got it yesterday =) preordered it a couple of weeks back for PS4. Really looking forward to it, never expected "walking simulators" to be my favorite genre of game lol

[@alexdelis8510]

Yeah me too, Chinese Room really nailed the narrative and the way you can navigate through the character sections.