Atomfall

The game is great, looks awesome, performance is great too. I love that you can custom tune your difficulty. (Modify Combat, Exploration ETC separately) That's just awesome While I do like the game, even with all "exploration" difficulty settings turned to lowest, the game still doesn't tell you where to go or what to do half the time. I don't commonly play these types of games, so I spent most of my time lost. Also the game tends to not explain why you are doing what you are doing. Motivations aren't clear.

Great game with so much to discover and great graphics as well as a fantastic Northern flavour with attendant welcoming greetings sprayed all over the place :-)

If you buy games for combat. Do not buy this game. It has some of the worst combat i have ever seen. The graphical assets are passable but the actual realism is lacking. it looks like a game from 2014. The voice acting is annoying because everyone has a thick accent. And i personally hate the accents in this game. You are not given any direction at all on what to do. Which I know some people love. I dont. This is 100% not the game for me and honestly if you want exploration based games, the only reason to buy this, is the "britishness" even though for some reason i saw african soldiers in british uniforms. How DEI of them.... 3/10. A waste of my time. Boring, bland and pointless. oh and MASSIVELY overpriced

Although I hope others enjoy this game for its story-rich and compelling environment, what ruins it is the combat. Ammo is scarce so logic would dictate to use melee weapons when possible. However, there is no block or dodge mechanics and the enemies seem to have far more reach and agility in their attacks than the player. So getting into fights even with a single enemy can be incredibly frustrating as it feels like I am nothing more than a punching bag hoping to get as many hits in before I either run out of stamina or health. it's also not a "survival" game at heart as their are no maintenance mechanics such as hunger or thirst. It feels more like Bioshock than Skyrim, but with worse combat. In short: the combat is why I only played for an hour and basically gave up.

Game was somewhat interesting, but thats all. Most of the features felt extremely shortcoming. and despite that some of the world scenery looks pretty, there is a lot of repetitiveness. As others mentioned, the inventory management is extremely painful and there is no way to expand your inventory. I felt bored pretty much my entire playthrough and just rushed the ending.

[h3] A focused alternative to the typical open-world formula. [/h3] If you are a Fallout fan tired of constant side-quests and filler, Atomfall is a great alternative. It trades the massive scale of many post-apocalyptic RPGs for a more direct, narrative-focused experience. The game is beautiful, with vibrant, colorful visuals and a unique British setting that makes the world immersive and interesting to explore. The story branches toward different endings based on your actions. While these conclusions do not have the same level of reactivity as The Outer Worlds bur they remain a central part of the experience. It is not perfect—the antialiasing is bugged and leaves the visuals looking a bit jagged—but if you prefer a tighter experience over a massive map, this is an easy recommendation. [b]Pros: [/b] -Beautiful, colorful, and immersive world design. -Unique British setting. -Focused narrative without unnecessary filler. [b]Cons: [/b] -Persistent antialiasing issues. -Endings lack the polish of some larger titles.

incredible game! I saw this game compared to Fallout alot but imo it looks to be much more inspired by games like We Happy Few and Prey among others came to mind. And I am here for it. If we could move around objects and use them for combat/stealth kills it would be near perfect. The mechanics in the game are fun to interact with and the world is fun to explore and enemies arent damage sponges(at least on recommended diff). The story was good and interesting, the investigate/lead system is a fun take on a quest system. Would kick the druid high priestess into the void again. Very highly recommend.