Atomfall

It's short, but well worth it.

ive got a 5080 run flawless looks beautiful 4k max. truly what games should be, game itself is awesome

Worth the money.

На удивление очень хорошая игра и нужно понимать что именно хорошая, а не плохая или изумительная, есть косяки в ней и немало но учитывая наполнение в виде возможности пройти игру кучей разных способов и с использованием всего спектра вооружения, это делает игру реиграбельной для своего небольшого размера хотя и пройти её можно вообще за 5 часов по пути выпиливая всех, включая сюжетных НПС от чего я вообще выпал. Можно и дальше описывать её геймплейные возможности но я просто порекомендую в неё сыграть и сами дать ей оценку, сам я провел в ней 30+часов и остался довольным как историей, так и геймплеем с отличной графикой.

Топ за свою почку.

Muito bom

Finished the game today. I had fun. A good time. Really no complaints that I could not let go of and accept that this is how the game plays. A few different ways to finish it. Multiple factions and outcomes to try. The game has it's weak points and strong points. Yes it does feel a little like a British Fallout and I must admit after the first 20 minutes I wanted to make yet another Fallout 4 run but it ran it's course. I enjoyed myself and that is all that matters. I give it a good 90 out of 100 score or a solid B+. I have very few complaints and no crashes If I had to pick one thing it was my video card fans spinning up and staying on during a lot of the game and my tower is right next to me. Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-14900KF (3.20 GHz) 32.0 GB (31.8 GB usable) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER (12 GB) Windows 11 Home

This is not an open world RPG, this is an immersive sim. Genre coined by games like System Shock and Deus Ex. Includes games like Prey 2016, DIshonored and any other game that presents you multiple solutions to a problem. Usually comes down to avoid via stealth, fight head on, or talk it out. Limited world size. Light RPG elements. If you don't expect it to be an open world Fallout like RPG then it works. Inventory system is there to make you weigh your choices. There is no point in hoarding things. They lie everywhere anyway and amount of different items is limited. Think of them as a resource for survival. You can also leave caches around the map, or put them in Rapid Travel System (metro wagon that is kinda like your vehicle). Items don't disappear unless near a corpse that was a living NPC. Game has amazing art style and fun enemies, interesting locations. DLCs are a must have in my opinion because without them the base game feels too small. With DLCs it has a complete size to me. Base game has 3 regions. DLC adds 2 more. The map itself has dungeons to explore. One dungeon in the middle is pretty big and works Dark Souls style as a connector to other parts of the map and a puzzle you unlock over time. There are many shortcuts in the game that allow you to navigate the game from one point to another but there is no fast travel. Surviving is fun, headshots do a lot of damage and once you learn mechanics this game becomes extremely easy even on hard. You don't need to barter and you can kill all NPCs but you can accumulate extra recipes for bartering purposes. All in all, I've had my fun with it. Combat is not clunky in my opinion. Shooting is good and so is fighting. I did go for the longest reaching weapons. There is a plethora of QoL settings, like all sorts of screen bob/shake removals, autoruns, button toggle/hold/tap/press and all kinds of color blindness and phobias. A solid experience. First Post-Apocalyptic Immersive Sim. Beat the game thoroughly with multiple endings and a speedrun on hardest difficulty ~1.30min.