The UI in 'Everybody's Gone to the Rapture' is minimalistic to enhance immersion. There is no HUD (Heads-Up Display) in the traditional sense. You won't find health bars, mini-maps, or objective markers cluttering your screen. Your primary indicators are:
- Contextual Prompts: When you approach an interactable object, a small 'X' (or 'E' on PC) icon will appear, indicating you can interact.
- Audio Cues: The most important 'UI' element is sound. Listen for the faint whispers of past conversations, the crackle of a radio, or the distinct hum of a light anomaly. These audio cues guide you to crucial narrative points.
- Light Anomalies: These glowing, shimmering orbs of light are your primary means of reliving past events. They are often found near significant locations or objects. Interacting with them (X/E) will trigger a 'memory' sequence.
Embrace the lack of traditional UI; it forces you to pay closer attention to the environment and the subtle clues it provides.