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Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture unrealistic for 2014
We likely have to wait a little longer for The Chinese Room's next experience.
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The Chinese Room's (Dear Esther) coming end of days experience Everybody's Gone to the Rapture looks unlikely to see release in 2014. The Sony published PS4 exclusive was announced at Gamescom last August and it's atmospheric trailer had us enthused without actually revealing much of anything about the game.
Originally meant to be a timed experience where you had 60 minutes to find out the truth, The Chinese Room are now looking in another direction as that format didn't fit well with telling a narrative.
Recently they were asked about whether it was unreasonable to hope for a 2014 release of the game on Twitter and responded:
"Unrealistic, rather than unreasonable :)"
Either way, we're excited...
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She will, however, continue to compose for future games.