Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is an interesting experience. Instead of presenting characters modeled at will, The Chinese Room chooses silhouettes can not be more vague. Where some would see laziness on the part of developers, it is obvious that this choice is made to let the player represent himself the various protagonists of history, with the few clues disseminated sparingly, which of course the voice. Because each dialogue rests entirely on these last ones. Brilliantly interpreted, they never work thanks to very fair actors. Without them, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture would be empty. The game is, indeed, to advise those who are looking for a scenario before a gameplay, because there is no interaction, if not forward, watch and listen.