Atomfall flips typical RPG conventions on their head, then nukes them

I played Atomfall early and it could be one of 2025’s most pleasant surprises

I got to play the upcoming survival game Atomfall early, and its focus on exploration and player choice could make it a must-play

Atomfall Preview - Fun British Dystopia

When you think of survival games, what games come to mind? Resident Evil, Ark: Survival, Fallout New Vegas, State of Decay, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Day Z, Palworld, or Minecraft might be some of the games that come to mind. Survival games and RPGs typically go hand in hand, with hardcore RPG fans either playing on […] Source

Atomfall flips typical RPG conventions on their head, then nukes them

Atomfall is shaping up to be a memorable, experimental RPG based upon the Windscale Fires disaster in the U.K.

Atomfall hands-on preview — Potential in the post-apocalypse

We were all blown away by the Fallout TV series. What a way to honor the prolific franchise, and bring in new fans along the way. The biggest travesty of that moment is simply that no new Fallout game was even on the horizon, so longtime devotees and new followers had to fall back on what came before. Unfortunately, there’s still nothing new for that franchise, but that may not matter nearly as much soon. With Atomfall almost here, I got to play…

Atomfall Hands-on Preview - Detecting radiation

We played a short preview of Atomfall in Sydney before its release. These thoughts are based on about ninety minutes of the game.

Atomfall Hands-On Preview: Post-Apocalyptic Sightseeing

My 90 minutes exploring the Lake District (oft referred to as ‘The Lakes’ in the north of England) was filled with death. Not of my enemies, but me. I died at the hands of a gang of Druids, by falling down a steep ledge, being burned to a crisp by a big robot guarding an underground facility, ingesting too many toxic fumes, disturbing a mutant, and unknowingly triggering a tripwire. This isn’t the Lake District I spent my childhood years explori…