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Test Chamber – Everybody's Gone To The Rapture
The Chinese Room is known for creating atmospheric first-person adventure games with a focus on abstract, ambiguous narratives. Those types of games can be tricky to show off in a show as concise as Test Chamber, but we're paying a visit to the game's sleepy English town anyway to show you what the early sections of the game have in store.
Join Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, and me as we search for the illuminated echoes of the past and get a glimpse of what might have happened to all the missing people of the valley. I also dive into some of the aspects of the game I wasn't a huge fan of in my review.
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