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Everybody's Gone To The Rapture Gets Release Date
The apocalypse occurred in June 1984, and while we may not be any closer to figuring out what exactly happened, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture developer The Chinese Room has announced that all will be revealed when the game comes out later this summer.
The game will come out on August 11 exclusively for the PlayStation 4, and until then you can visit a new website that features songs from the original soundtrack, backstory teases, and more.
For a 16-minute, guided tour of the game from Tom Turner, studio manager of developer The Chinese Room, head over to our previous preview.
[Source: Official PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
With more steam building on this intriguing game, we wonder if the devs will be part of Sony's E3 press conference to reveal even more about the mysterious title.
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