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* CloseKnitCommunity: The people in the valley are this. It is probably the reason they distrust the American Kate.
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* StoryBreadcrumbs: You piece together the story from dialogues triggered as you walk around, or from various radio and telephone recordings.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:It's suggested that this happens to those infected by the Pattern-their bodies disappear after death, and when Kate finally manages to communicate with it, it states that everyone who wanted to be together is together now.]]
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:It's suggested that this happens to those infected by the Pattern-their Pattern -- their bodies disappear after death, and when Kate finally manages to communicate with it, it states that everyone who wanted to be together is together now.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: Rather than seeking cover from the air strike, Frank instead sits down wait by the windmill for the gas to reach him, having decided to face the end as he feels he should have done with Mary; however, the Pattern gets him before then.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: Rather DrivenToSuicide:
** [[spoiler:Rather than seeking cover from the air strike, Frank instead sits down wait by the windmill for the gas to reach him, having decided to face the end as he feels he should have done with Mary; however, the Pattern gets him before then.]]
** [[spoiler:Stephen, who was hiding in a bunker during the airstrike, lights himself on fire when he realizes that the Pattern has already escaped the valley.]]
** [[spoiler:Rather than seeking cover from the air strike, Frank instead sits down wait by the windmill for the gas to reach him, having decided to face the end as he feels he should have done with Mary; however, the Pattern gets him before then.]]
** [[spoiler:Stephen, who was hiding in a bunker during the airstrike, lights himself on fire when he realizes that the Pattern has already escaped the valley.]]
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* ParanoiaFuel: The balls of light, both in-universe and out. They don't seem to do much but show you images, but given that they seem to be the source of whatever happened, it's hard not to be at least a little nervous around them.
** Made worse by the fact that they sometimes hover outside buildings the player is in, waiting for them to come out.
** Made worse by the fact that they sometimes hover outside buildings the player is in, waiting for them to come out.
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* ParanoiaFuel: The balls of light, both in-universe and out. They don't seem to do much but show you images, but given that they seem to be the source of whatever happened, it's hard not to be at least a little nervous around them.
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* IdyllicEnglishVillage: The game is set in the peaceful town of Yaughton (located in the county of Shropshire in the West Midlands). However, it's become a little more peaceful than usual as the entire population has inexplicably vanished, leaving the player to explore the abandoned town and uncover the story behind this mass disappearance. As such, the usual picturesque staples of the country town are here played for DaylightHorror as the [[ApocalypseHow apocalyptic circumstances]] of the story gradually become apparent.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 PostApocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in the (Fictional) small English village of Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 PostApocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in the (Fictional) a (fictional) small English village of in Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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** both Father Jeremy (who returns to the church before being taken by the pattern) and Stephen (who remained inside a bunker before the pattern also reached him) think they are this after the disappearance of everyone else in the village.
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* LastOfTheirKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
** both Father Jeremy and Stephen thinks they area this after the disappearance of everyone else in the village.
** both Father Jeremy and Stephen thinks they area this after the disappearance of everyone else in the village.
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* LastOfTheirKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
taken everyone.
** both Father Jeremy (who returns to the church before being taken by the pattern) and Stephenthinks (who remained inside a bunker before the pattern also reached him) think they area are this after the disappearance of everyone else in the village.
** both Father Jeremy (who returns to the church before being taken by the pattern) and Stephen
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* AlternateHistory: The events of the game take place in the year 1983 where the “Rapture” has happened and the human race has disappeared.
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* AlternateHistory: The events of the game take place in the year 1983 1984 where the “Rapture” has happened and the human race has disappeared.
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** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the disappearance of everyone else in the village and he too is taken by the pattern.village.
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* LastOftheirKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the disappearance of everyone else in the village and upon returning to the church he too is taken by the pattern
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the disappearance of everyone else in the village and upon returning to the church he too is taken by the pattern
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* LastOftheirKind: LastOfTheirKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the disappearance of everyone else in the village andupon returning to the church he too is taken by the patternpattern.
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the disappearance of everyone else in the village and
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* LastOfHerKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
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* LastOfHerKind: LastOftheirKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.earth.
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the death of everyone else in the village and upon returning to the church he is also taken by the pattern
** Father Jeremy thinks he is this after witnessing the death of everyone else in the village and upon returning to the church he is also taken by the pattern
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* AlternateHistory: The events of the game take place in the year 1983 where the “Rapture” has happened and the human race has disappeared from the face of the earth.
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* AlternateHistory: The events of the game take place in the year 1983 where the “Rapture” has happened and the human race has disappeared from the face of the earth.disappeared.
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* AlternateHistory: The events of the game take place in the year 1983 where the “Rapture” has happened and the human race has disappeared.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 PostApocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a the (Fictional) small English village of Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a small English village of Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic PostApocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a small English village of Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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* LastOfHerKind: Kate appears to be the last human alive after the Pattern has caused the disappearance of every other human in earth.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a small English village, village of Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a a small English village, Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a village in a small English village, Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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* CosyCatastrophe: Despite the rest of humanity disappearing, the player is free to explore a beautiful English village at their leisure without any threats (e.g. Zombies, robots or aliens)
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* CosyCatastrophe: Despite the rest of humanity disappearing, the player is free to explore a beautiful small English village at their leisure without any threats (e.g. Zombies, robots or aliens)
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* CosyCatastrophe: Despite the rest of humanity disappearing, the player is free to explore a beautiful English village at their leisure without any dangers (e.g. Zombies, robots or aliens)
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* CosyCatastrophe: Despite the rest of humanity disappearing, the player is free to explore a beautiful English village at their leisure.
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''Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'' is a 2015 post-apocalyptic EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Creator/TheChineseRoom (developers of ''VideoGame/DearEsther'' and ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'') and released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 (ported to PC in 2016). It focuses on an unknown survivor of an apocalyptic event in a village in Shropshire, [[SoleSurvivor who appears to be the only person left in the town.]] Using audio logs, tape recorders, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers images granted by floating balls of light]], the character, and by extension, the player, try to piece together just what happened to the town.
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* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler: Stephen and Lizzie, who were high school sweethearts.]]
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* NomDeMom: A subtle one. Stephen and his uncle Frank are both Appletons, but Frank is his maternal uncle, and his mother is Wendy Boyles. Ordinarily, Frank and Stephen would have different surnames. But there's a rock at the Appleton farm where couples carved their names in youth - including Stephen and Lizzie, Frank and Mary, and W.A. and E.B. - most probably Wendy Appleton and an E. Boyles. Which means Stephen has purposefully taken his mother's maiden name, despite the fact that even she doesn't use it. A tumultuous relationship with a now dead father might explain some of Stephen's issues and why he's only now consented to return
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* NomDeMom: A subtle one. Stephen and his uncle Frank are both Appletons, but Frank is his maternal uncle, and his mother is Wendy Boyles. Ordinarily, Frank and Stephen would have different surnames. But there's a rock at the Appleton farm where couples carved their names in youth - including Stephen and Lizzie, Frank and Mary, and W.A. and E.B. - most probably Wendy Appleton and an E. Boyles.Eddie Boyles, since Wendy refers to "my Eddie" in one scene. Which means Stephen has purposefully taken his mother's maiden name, despite the fact that even she doesn't use it. A tumultuous relationship with a now dead father might explain some of Stephen's issues and why he's only now consented to returnreturn.
** Stephen's doctoral diploma can be found in his bedroom, giving his full name as "Stephen Edward Appleton Boyles"; perhaps his middle name also came from his father.
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* HeadacheOfDoom: Headaches are among the earliest symptoms experienced by those affected by the Pattern, followed swiftly by nosebleeds, disorientation, and finally disintegration into light. This initially allows the government to claim that there's a flu epidemic in the region, justifying the quarantine of Yaughton - though later symptoms debunk this excuse. Eventually, the headaches grow so severe that Dr Wade initially suspects that he's suffering from a rapidly-expanding brain tumour, up until he notices the "liquid light" in his blood.
