Atomfall review: doomsday adventure is stuck in the blast radius

Atomfall review: How I learned to stop worrying and love the bat

In October 1957, a large fire broke out at the Windscale nuclear facility in the quaint north-west of England, eventually resulting in a few hundred casualties. Oxford-based studio Rebellion has taken this event, scaled it up to a Chernobyl-esque catastrophe and dropped you into its exclusion zone equipped with exactly zero memories. Atomfall wears its influences openly, bearing traces big and small of British post-apocalyptic and sci-fi media –…

Atomfall review: doomsday adventure is stuck in the blast radius

Atomfall's clever approach to quests and bartering aren't enough to elevate an otherwise dull apocalyptic adventure.

Atomfall Review - Survival with a Twist

If you were to wake up tomorrow and had no memory of how you got where you were, what would you do? Would you look for clues to understand your location, stay in place until someone found you, or would you look for information about who you are? Earlier this month, we had the opportunity […] Source

For Every Three Great Steps Forward, ‘Atomfall’ Takes One Ugly Step Backward (Review)

Going into Atomfall completely blind may have been the best way to experience the game. I’ve seen countless folks refer to this as “British Fallout,” but that couldn’t be farther from the truth. If an arbitrary comparison to another game needs to be made here, Atomfall would be compared to S.T.A.L.K.E.R., due to its approach to non-linear storytelling and the need to scavenge to survive. Screenshot: Shaun CIchacki The WOrld of ‘Atomfall’ Is Gorg…

Atomfall Review - The British Invasion

We review Atomfall - a hardcore survival, a challenging adventure that offers up plenty of choice without all the hand-holding.

Before the shooter Atomfall appears in a few days, various editors were already allowed to publish test reports. We summarize the opinions of the testers in the press review.