Atomfall

It's been a lot of fun. Can't wait to see how things progress.

What can I say about Atomfall? As a fan of Post-Apocalypse games, literature and media it is what drew my interest in Atomfall. With it's 1960's British setting, theme and of course regional accents the game is quite alluring. With RPG elements, the survival components in Atomfall it is what makes you play on to find what out what caused the Nuclear disaster and what scientists should not have explored or studied. Combat is fluid, fun and engaging as is exploring to find vendors, side-missions and of course new weapons and supplies. The opening is abit slow, but once passed the game really opens up and you are left to your own devices to play as you wish. Graphically Atomfall is stunning at times, naysayers may stated it looks dated at times but for the most part it holds up as does the gameplay and for me personally high-end graphics is not what makes me play a game alone. I need a compelling story-line enough to draw me in, a premise and of course comfortable gameplay to keep me entertained and Atomfall gives me that. Being that the game is made by Rebellion, you can see it is a labour of love from a renowned studio. If you can get the game on discount go for it especially if you are a Fallout fan, but even at full price it's worth a punt.

I generally skip stories but this one was good - The info they give you is generally pretty short and to the point, you get the relevant and interesting stuff without sitting through needless junk. The aesthetic is awesome, but it will hammer your GPU. I had to run on 1080 medium and this had a pretty decent gameplay impact - I couldn't scout out camps and stuff very well because there wasn't enough detail past ~25m. This isn't an issue I've had with other demanding games (e.g. Cyberpunk). Then there's the gameplay - The controls are just outright crap. The movement sucks - You can essentially only climb up hardcoded spots, and running up even a slight incline makes you slide back down, you can only really follow the road (In a game that claims open world). Combat is similar, guns are available but from what I can tell you'll never have enough ammo to always shoot, melee is a must... Which would be fine if the Melee wasn't GARBAGE. There is no block or dodge option, you need to manually move in and out of attack range, and your character moves like a slug. That's not to say it's hard - Just get a heavy weapon, kick to stun, bonk on the head and they're down. Try an use any weapon that can't 1 hit though? You're outta luck.

Its....Fine. I would give a an 7/10 but the combat, AI, and end game tasks were slowly starting to get annoying. If there was a way to finfish the game without heading to the same place for all events this would have been better an 8 maybe a 9.

controls area bit stiff and the story can be frustratingly vague and overly complicated at times, but not a bd game over all. would not buy at full price.

stabbed some wanker 2 minutes in cause I di'int like the way he spoke to me

Who doesn't love a 50s british atomic mystery!

打折后入还不错，英伦废土风格，胜在没见过。