The end of the world happened 37 minutes ago. Yaughton, Shropshire, England. June 6, 1984, 06:37 a.m. An idyllic English village was suddenly deserted. Abandoned toys lie in yards, the wind blows away leaflets informing about quarantine, and televisions and radios are silent or emit disturbing signals. The birds fell from the sky. The fields were left unattended. Telescopes stare at dead stars to no avail. However, someone was here. And someone has to discover what happened. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is an atmospheric open-world adventure game created by award-winning studio The Chinese Room. The game offers a deep, non-linear narrative and a moving story about the end of the world and the fate of a small community. Uncover the mystery of the deserted valley Explore the detailed recreation of Yaughton Valley and traverse deserted streets, houses, fields, and an observatory. Collect clues, listen to echoes of the past, and uncover fragments of the memories of the inhabitants to gradually piece together the story of the apocalypse. A non-linear story It is you who decides in what order you will discover the plots and learn the fates of individual characters. The story unfolds through the exploration and interpretation of events, creating a personal, emotional experience. The game delights with a picturesque, open world full of details and a disturbing, atmospheric soundtrack that intensifies the feeling of loneliness and mystery. Every corner of the village hides a history, and silence says more than words. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a reflective, artistic journey through the world after the end – a story about people, their choices and the inevitability of fate.