Atomfall

很难想象做出《狙击精英》的Rebellion，居然能做出《原子陨落》这种烂东西，纯纯摆烂糊弄人。 1.敌人纯粹是敷衍到家，全是清一色换皮怪，建模、动作、攻击方式全都一模一样，就换个贴图改个颜色反复拿来用 2.制作组为了硬拉长游戏时长，比如第一个DLC的头和第二个DLC的大脑罐子，关键道具明明就在眼前，非要强行安排NPC半路抢走或者塞到一个看起来就不像干的任务里，逼着你横跨整张地图来回跑，从最左跑到最右，来回折返全是无效跑路，单纯浪费玩家时间和耐心 3.第二个DLC红色菌株纯粹的NC，DLC专属的机器人重机枪、电磁炮之类道具，全都是带不走且使用减移速的重武器，不仅如此敌人分布还极其不合理，打死机器人捡了专属武器，根本没怪给你打，捡了也是白带，道具做得莫名其妙，完全不知道设计出来有什么意义 4.DLC2有任务叫你收集四个模块，没有指引的叫你去在DLC地图里收集也就算了。但是为什么会绑定DLC主线的第五个大脑罐子？这俩任务有什么关系？

Atomfall is an excellent horror-adventure with strong environmental storytelling, memorable atmosphere, and a compelling mystery. Its world isn't huge, but it's intelligently designed and encourages exploration rather than checklist completion. The stealth and combat systems are enjoyable but underdeveloped, lacking several mechanics—such as distractions, body concealment, leaning, and richer stealth interactions—that would have made infiltration far more satisfying. As it stands, it's around a 7/10: a game with a clear identity that could have been exceptional with a little more mechanical depth.

Incredibly tedious. Ammo is rare so you'd expect melee to be good but that's just trash with no dodge/block, enemies kill you in a coupld of hits while you do little damage, try to be stealthy and do a 'takedown' and it just alerts nearby enemies anyway and the stealth sucks too. Played 5 hours and found it to be boring, tedious, and a waste of time.

Atomfall is a pretty special game. I played on survivor with most of the assists off; I think the game should be played on this or harder difficulties. Having generalized journal entries (or none) allows you to come up with solutions the quest log would not suggest, and the game accounts for this most of the time. There is a button to check the chamber/magazine of your currently equipped weapon, so I think playing with dropped mags is viable. The crafting/inventory systems are lightweight, but in combination with the difficulty heavily incentivize preparedness and stringent inventory control. The shooting is satisfying and the skill system, while simplistic, is transformative. Moment to moment gameplay reminds me of Stalker and Fallout, though some things are more simulationist (weapon reloading on higher difficulties for example) and others are simplified (inventory system). The conversation trees are fairly simplistic but there can be complicated quest interactions and you can start quests, or "leads" in multiple ways. There are two diegetic fast travel systems: one implemented before the dlcs, and one implemented after. The one implemented before is made wholly redundant by the one implemented after the dlcs, which is faster to use and more convenient as well as connecting to the dlc areas. I would have preferred they just connected the original method to the dlc areas as well. I have a lot of nitpicks relating to the plot and endings. There are many endings to the game and it uses fallout-style ending slides; however, you can do most of the game content before having to choose an ending, and all the endings more or less require you to do the same final area, so it can get pretty samey. None of the endings really offer closure on two of the mysteries in the game either, so it can feel kind of unfulfilling. It's a bit of a letdown after the rest of the game. I love the resource management, the interconnected quest design, and the lethal combat. AI can be simplistic and the game is fairly small in scope, but I had a great time. The plot is derivative, but there's a lot to appreciate. The Red Strain DLC in particular adds a lot of fun skills and content. I just wish the plot was more inventive and the developers were willing to give more information on some of the game's mysteries in the endings. It would also be nice if you didn't have to run the same dungeon for each ending. If you can deal with the lackluster plot and like exploration, I recommend picking the game up and playing on one of the harder difficulties with as many of the assists off as you can stomach; with resource scarcity and punishing combat the game's more unusual systems really shine.

I LOVED this game. It has all the elements which makes me attracted to certain games. Some of the story, characters and setting reminded me of Dishonored and Wolfenstein. Dishonored, because it also feels like a detective wherer you're trying to figure out what and why. Plus, the plague vibes. Wolfenstein, well, mostly because it also set in the past but technologies there are much more advanced. Maybe there are even more aspects as to why these games feel similar but I can't really describe it with words. I love the open world and how it doesn't feel overwhelmingly too big how it usually feels with most games today. I love that it let's me explore every corner of the world and clearly rewards me for my curiosity. I was resolving most of the leads I found and in the end had a huge number of choices with whom to side. Maybe in the future I will replay this game from scratch and just go for certain endings instead of trying to see every possible outcome. For now though, I will probably load one of my last saves and see few other endings.

Контента в игре мало и многое в игре сделано для максимального неудобства игрока. Я наиграл где то 40 часов, но 10 часов я потратил на беготню, потому что система перемещения довольно топорная. Еще 10 часов потратил на менеджмент ресурсов, потому что разрабы сделали его максимально неудобным и еще условный сундук для хранения сильно ограничили в размерах. В итоге вопрос с хранением ресурсов я решил путем выкидывания их на пол вагонетки которая возит тебя по уровням. Игру осилят лишь те кто через страдания и дискомфорт готовы изучить сюжет очередного условного постапокалипсиса. Брать советую только по хорошей скидке. Игру рекомендую но с минимальным перевесом в сторону "за"

Atomfall is a huge disappointment for me. Visually it is just okay, definitely not the best but not the worst. It looks much better in the videos. There isn't much depth to the game, the world feels stale, and with very limited exploring. The villages are empty feeling, there are few NPC's, most are a bit annoying. The open world really isn't that open, it's boring, and the map system is horrible! You travel between small maps, it’s impossible to know where you’ve been to already vs where you need to discover next. There isn't much else to do besides pursue your leads. The skill tree is pathetic. There isn't any real impact on your skills, so leveling up isn't really there. There's very little loot to scavenge which I guess is a good thing because you have a tiny backpack, it holds hardly anything. WHY? Another poor design choice from the devs. You can't sell your stuff to a trader, you have to barter or trade it. It's really a one-sided system benefiting the trader. The controls are frustratingly asinine! Good tight controls are a must for any game and these are clunky and make you waste time causing you damage. You can't have the flashlight on and carry a weapon, who's freaking stupid idea was that? I overpaid for this and there is nothing about this game that makes me want to continue playing it. What I've learned is that Rebellion is one of my least favorite developers, probably won't be purchasing another one of their games unless it's in a bundle. Not recommended

Atomfall lets its mystery unravel no matter where you wander and no matter what NPC you kill. I love that type of gaming freedom and it is baked into Atomfall's DNA. Turning off the waypoint system, like the game suggests, is a must and IMHO it made the game better; even if I had to unlearn years of reliance on those systems from other titles. The setting itself feels very quirky, very British. I really appreciate the Druids and their territories leaning into the Folk-Horror look; like the original The Wickerman movie from the 70s. Love that. Final Rating: Refreshing Cuppa.

Even on highest difficulty the game is a snooze fest in my opinion. It is really really boring and the AI is really really dumb. Sadly after 7 hours i couldn't get a refund anymore.