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2015 PCPlayStation 19.99 € 👍 69 % Mixed, 1,901 reviews on Steam

A quiet exploration game set in an empty English village, where you piece together what happened to its residents through ghostly light figures, radio voices and environmental details. It relies on atmosphere, music and intimate human stories, with no combat at all.

What defines Everybody's Gone to the Rapture:

  • Lavish presentation
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lots to discover
  • Sci-fi setting

The closest matches for Everybody's Gone to the Rapture are Under the Waves, Tacoma and Gone Home. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Everybody's Gone to the Rapture special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Under the Waves

91 %

2023 PCPlayStationXbox 29.99 € 👍 78 % Mostly positive, 1,344 reviews on Steam

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Lavish presentation
  • Lots to discover

A narrative underwater adventure where you play grieving diver Stan in a retro-futuristic 1970s North Sea, taking on jobs while confronting loss and isolation. Its calm deep-sea atmosphere and psychological story take center stage.

Tacoma

Sci-fi setting

Tacoma is a quiet narrative adventure on an abandoned space station, where you piece together the crew's fate through augmented-reality recordings. Its appeal lies in the small human details and the relationships between the characters.

Gone Home

Lots to discover

A quiet first-person exploration game where you piece together your family's story, especially your younger sister's coming-of-age, by rummaging through an empty house in 1995. No combat, just atmosphere, discovery and a heartfelt narrative.

Cradle

Lots to discover

An atmospheric first-person sci-fi adventure in which you repair a mechanical companion in a desert and uncover the secret of an abandoned amusement park together.

Paradise Lost

Accessible and relaxed

An atmospheric first-person narrative adventure in which you wander a vast underground bunker in an alternate post-war world, confronting grief, loss and retrofuturistic technology. The pace is slow and gameplay takes a back seat to the story.

Lone Echo

Sci-fi setting

A VR adventure where you play the android Jack, floating weightlessly through a space station among Saturn's rings while uncovering a mystery with Captain Rhodes. Its zero-gravity movement and natural interaction with the environment stand out.

Arctic Awakening

Lots to discover

A first-person narrative adventure in which you survive a plane crash in the Arctic and search for your co-pilot alongside a court-mandated therapy bot, uncovering secrets hidden beneath the ice.

Cloudpunk

Sci-fi setting

You play delivery driver Rania over one night in a rain-soaked, voxel-built neon megacity, picking up many small and large stories along the way. The focus is on atmosphere, dialogue and narrative rather than combat.

Exo One

Sci-fi setting

You pilot an alien craft that shifts shape and manipulates gravity, rolling, gliding and flying across strange planets. It focuses on momentum, atmosphere and discovery rather than combat.

Draugen

Accessible and relaxed

A quiet first-person narrative adventure in which an American naturalist explores a remote Norwegian fjord village in the 1920s alongside a young woman while an eerie mystery unfolds. Atmosphere, dialogue and the bond between the two characters take center stage.

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