![]() You use the left stick to move, the right to control the camera, and the X button lets you interact with a small number of objects you can open a few doors and listen to phone messages, but for the most part you are just an observer. You never actually see them, but you can’t escape them, and it took about five minutes before I realized I absolutely had to know what happened. There are still signs of life - an ashtray that’s still smoking, an abandoned car with its turn signal on - and you’ll regularly come across audio recordings and ghostly flashback sequences, where you can get a glimpse into the lives of the people who have disappeared. But as you start exploring, poking around the town pub and the homes with unlocked doors, it becomes clear that everyone in the town has vanished. ![]() There isn’t much to guide you other than curiosity. ![]() You’re on a quiet street, in what you’ll soon discover is a small, charmingly quaint English village in the mid-1980s. You never see people, but you can’t escape themĪt the outset of the game you have no information you don’t know who you are or where you are, and you certainly don’t know why you’re there.
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