Atomfall

I do like the game and the concept....but just too many crashes and bugs. I would recommend giving it a try if on sale. Will be good when they iron out all the bugs.

Amazing game, not for the supposed choices you can make, those didn't really... matter that much, i did wtv i wanted to do and only at the finish line did i have to make a couple of saves to try out most of the endings The interesting part of this game was the way the story was presented, you are the one who has to pursue the "narrative" You don't have quest markers telling you diriectly what to do, you have Investigations, where you find leads and choose which to actually persue, how andd when. The mistery of wth happened in this town, mixed with the strange phone calls that made you doubt everyone, sprinkle with the "red fox" easter egg all around the map was very cool The gameplay itself, gunplay and craftingn system was ok, nothing special but did the job The stealth sucks ass, this is the type of game i would like to enter the main enemy bases and stealth my way through silently killing everyone but godddamn did it get boring fast, i started either running through everything or shooting everything Graphics wise, it's good enough, some of the sites have beautifull post-apocalyptic sceneries, especially the end sequence with all the fungus around with rain an thunder, really gave some special vibes 100% recomendd especially at this price point!

Réaction à chaud après avoir terminé le jeu : Un jeu "immersif" très sympa, mêlant exploration et action. La DA est très jolie. Les combats sont basiques mais restent très plaisants : les animations d'armes sont très sympa, il faut faire attention au nombre de balles de nos chargeur, l'IA réagis en fonction de nos armes (autant d'éléments qui complexifies légèrement le gameplay sans pour autant le rendre trop dur ou trop répétitif). L'histoire, c'est du déjà vu, mais ce n'est pas un point qui me dérange perso (ça fait parfois du bien de rester dans sa zone de confort). L'exploration des 5 zones nous donnent pas mal d'informations que nous, joueurs, devons interpréter pour avoir les détails de l'histoire (facultatif). Une durée de vie d'une trentaine d'heures environ. Plusieurs fins possibles. L'arbre de compétence n'est pas ouf, mais il a le mérite d'avoir été incorporé dans l'histoire (son existence est une information à interpréter dans le jeu). Le point négatif que j'ai trouvé, c'est que les PNJ manquent de profondeur. Même si le degré de confiance qu'on peut leur accorder est bien dosé, il n'y en a pas beaucoup, et leurs quêtes sont plutôt rapides par rapport au reste de l'exploration. J'aurai aimé en avoir un peut plus. PS: j'ai pas encore fait les extension mais c'est prévu.

Not a bad game, just a boring one for me. I played about two hours of Atomfall, and I can’t point to anything it does offensively wrong. It seems competently made, the setting is interesting enough, and I can see what it’s going for with the slow-burn investigation, scavenging, leads, and open-ended exploration. The problem is that I was just bored. It feels like it wants to sit somewhere between Fallout and Dishonored, but it doesn’t scratch either itch strongly enough for me. It doesn’t have the build progression, loot, and sense of discovery that keeps me hooked in Fallout, and it isn’t systemic or stealth-focused enough to give me the experimentation I want from something like Dishonored. After two hours, I wasn’t curious about the next location or excited to unlock new skills. I was mostly thinking that I’d rather be playing something else. I don’t think Atomfall is bad, and I can absolutely see why someone who likes slower exploration and detective-style wandering would enjoy it. It just never gave me enough interesting decisions or moment-to-moment gameplay to make me want to continue. Not Recommended — not because it’s broken or poorly made, but because the core loop was too slow and passive for me.

I really liked it, not even the respawning enemies (gah) could deter my fun. Eventually you will find a laboratory that is powered down, split into sections. The first time you power up one of those sections you will know if you like the game or not. I sadly stopped playing when I reached end game sections with poison/timed areas, which annoy me only slightly less than respawning enemies (gah) - in an open game like this I like to explore, not die of Malaria. Also looking at you, Dying light 2. For a good example of a game with both respawning enemies and death sections, see System Shock 2. It has these game play tools functional, feck, there is even MUSIC specific to a radiation shenanigan section. Anyway, rant over, great game, total reccomend.

8/10 На русском ниже. If you like Genshin and similar gachas, this is definitely not for you. And the game is fire. A game for those who can think and read at least a little, and enjoy exploring locations and understanding mechanics. It doesn't treat you like a complete idiot. It doesn't lead you by the hand from point to point. There are no story markers on the map. You need to come to everything yourself by exploring the world and clues. You can go through all the storylines in parallel. At the end, you save and play through all the endings in a row without replaying. It has a good story and lore. If you delve into it, of course, and don't just skip everything. The only significant problem is that the bots quickly forget about you. Если вы любите геншин и подобные гачи, вам явно не сюда. А игра огонь. Игра для тех кто хоть немного умеет думать, читать и любит исследовать локации, разбираться в механиках. Она не держит вас за полных идиотов. Она не ведет вас за ручку от точки к точке. В ней нет сюжетных маркеров на карте. нужно ко всему прийти самому исследуя мир и подсказки. Вы параллельно можете проходить все сюжетные линии. В конце делаете сейв и проходите подряд все концовки без пере прохождения. Здесь хороший сюжет и лор. Если вникать конечно же а не пропускать все подряд. Единственная весомая проблема, боты о вас быстро забывают.

Game has a nice charm to it and while its like a "lite" version of Fallout it still feels very lived in with the rumor system. Going into a building, finding a note and tracking down the jotted down treasure item or location makes me feel like I'm exploring the map instead of just moving from one place to the next. I wish there was a NG+ feature but it seems like skills and weapons are just a nice bonus to your run instead of helping out massively(besides the one story progression skill). Base game 100% is pretty simple, hardest achievement might be finding the collectables but everything else is pretty streamlined. Also the different endings really added to the game and didn't feel like a chore at all. Waiting for sale to get DLCs