Rapture’s cast enters and exits the story in the same way characters do in a skillfully directed ensemble movie. It felt just as great when a turn of events proved me wrong as it did when one proved me right. I really loved how my theories regarding the mystery kept evolving throughout my playthrough - I continually oscillated between hypothesizing that the events were rooted in religious, alien, or human-caused reasons. I felt compelled to explore every nook and cranny, as doing so almost always added another piece to Rapture’s impressive, mysterious puzzle. Tiny details litter the environment that help add depth to the characters, world, and story: a pair of crutches lay abandoned outside a church, a picnic sits half-eaten on a hillside, and tennis rackets lay strewn about a court as if abandoned mid-game. Well-written audio diaries, fantastic character interactions, and environmental storytelling clues all come together to build a great, mysterious tale. Add in a clever director’s commentary and there’s a lot to enjoy in this sci-fi cult classic.From the beginning, Rapture utilizes a slew of effective storytelling techniques to get across its intriguing and affecting tale of a quiet English village whose inhabitants suddenly begin to disappear into swirls of light. That is exactly what Atlus and developers ACE team have made happen. Have you ever wanted to play through your favourite sci-fi B-movie as if it were a video game? Of course you have. Featured on several game-of-the year lists, this is a beautiful title with an incredible soundtrack. Set in a small, deserted English town, it’s your job to find out what happened to its missing inhabitants. The talented developers at The Chinese Room bring us what many call the spiritual successor to Dear Esther. Have a happy Halloween and enjoy this month’s games!įirst up this month we have Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture. Today we’re happy to share your PlayStation Plus games for November.
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