Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture - Out now on PS4 - PC version confirmed

jiggles wrote:Just to be sure, you're aware that not every ball of light gets tilted in the same direction, right? You have to kind of tilt around until you find the sweet spot (indicated by the light and rumble building up to a climax).

Buffalo wrote:Yeah that's right, this one doesn't move regardless of how I tilt, where I stand etc. And it's so low to the ground, not up at eye level. I hope if I resume my save today it'll fix itself.

Buffalo wrote:Yeah that's right, this one doesn't move regardless of how I tilt, where I stand etc. And it's so low to the ground, not up at eye level. I hope if I resume my save today it'll fix itself.

Ad7 wrote:

Buffalo wrote:Yeah that's right, this one doesn't move regardless of how I tilt, where I stand etc. And it's so low to the ground, not up at eye level. I hope if I resume my save today it'll fix itself.

I remember the train crash but I don't recall anything explaining it happening. A few of the orbs gave me trouble near the end with me having to angle as well as tilt it in a sweet spot to get it to trigger.

Buffalo wrote:The relatively low number of people who made it, perhaps? I know it's less than 20.

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PC Gamer: Did you always plan on bringing Everybody's Gone To The Rapture to PC, given your history with the platform, or was this a more recent decision?

Dan Pinchbeck: We always wanted to get it onto PC as it's kind of our home turf and we've got a lot of really passionate, supportive fans on PC. We kept making sure all the way through development that Sony knew that we could do it, and that we really wanted to do it. Around the time Rapture came out on PS4 there must have been an internal discussion at their end, as suddenly it became a possibility, so we jumped at the chance. It's a bit like coming home—we're absolutely chuffed to bits it's going to get a PC release.

PCG: Can players expect any visual enhancements exclusive to the PC version of Everybody's Gone To The Rapture?

DP: It's mainly performance—there's a framerate cap you can turn off, and with a good rig you can push up to 60fps, and obviously you've got scope for much higher resolutions. To be honest with you, we were pushing the PS4 about as far as it will go graphically, so it's not like there's massive space for improvement anyway.
What we're really excited by is the addition of some accessibility features, like a crosshair option for people susceptible to motion sickness; visual assist for hearing-impaired players; and a 'one button tilt'/simplified event-triggering feature for users with mobility issues. It's also fully compatible with most controllers and keyboard/mouse, so the core thing for us is that it's as accessible to as many players as possible.

Super Dragon 64 wrote:What we're really excited by is the addition of some accessibility features, like a crosshair option for people susceptible to motion sickness; visual assist for hearing-impaired players; and a 'one button tilt'/simplified event-triggering feature for users with mobility issues.

_/\_YUNGSTAR_/\_ wrote:

Super Dragon 64 wrote:What we're really excited by is the addition of some accessibility features, like a crosshair option for people susceptible to motion sickness; visual assist for hearing-impaired players; and a 'one button tilt'/simplified event-triggering feature for users with mobility issues.

Quite simply the best game I've ever played and I hope they update the PS4 with the above features.

Ad7 wrote:

_/\_YUNGSTAR_/\_ wrote:

Super Dragon 64 wrote:What we're really excited by is the addition of some accessibility features, like a crosshair option for people susceptible to motion sickness; visual assist for hearing-impaired players; and a 'one button tilt'/simplified event-triggering feature for users with mobility issues.

Quite simply the best game I've ever played and I hope they update the PS4 with the above features.

Seriously?