Everybody's Gone to the Rapture

Grueling. I assume there's a story in there somewhere, but trying to tell multiple disembodied voices apart during one cryptic conversation after another is the most mind-numbingly tedious way try to tell it. The rampant and unfixable technical issues only hurt the game further (even lowering the resolution does nothing to help). But the worst part of this walking simulator is the ridiculously slow speed you're forced to move at. "Snail's pace" is usually an exaggeration. But here, it's as literal as it gets and makes the game's five-hour playtime feel like weeks.

Love this game. The story, the music and the atmosphere are amazing. Only downside is the walking pace can be slow. Would love to see a VR version.

Beautiful game, very slow paced story which kept me asking questions about the world and what happened. Some bugs and had to change NVIDIA control panel graphics setting just to run it but otherwise a good story :3

A good story with great voice acting with scenes that stuck with me and had me returning 3 years after finishing to try and get the achievements done. The soundtrack is gorgeous and I found the way the story is told interesting. Visually, the game is beautiful and they did a wonderful job creating an atmosphere you can immerse into. As most other reviews state, the only issues I experienced was the very slow walking can get frustrating. I don't remember on my original play-through their being as many crashing issues as I had doing the achievements, but it seemed when I would try to use the run button it would crash the game and given there is no manual save, it caused me to sometimes lose up to 20 minutes of progress. Still recommend the game despite the issues experienced for all the aforementioned reasons.