Atomfall, the much-anticipated action-survival game from Rebellion Developments, promises a captivating experience that might take you around 25 hours to conquer. Ryan Greene, the Art Director, has revealed this estimated playtime, drawing comparisons with the iconic Fallout series due to its post-apocalyptic, resource-strapped environments.
The game places you in an alternate 1960s UK, a haunting world marked by the fictionalized Windscale nuclear mishap. It's not your typical RPG; instead of a linear path, Atomfall offers a non-linear narrative brimming with interconnected story arcs. This means that every decision you make can unveil different plot layers, ensuring a fresh experience for each player.
Unlike most combat-heavy titles, Atomfall lets players choose between a passive playstyle, where they can complete the game without taking a life, and a more aggressive approach. For those who relish a good challenge, navigating the game's quarantine zones comes with its own set of hurdles. You'll find yourself facing mutated monsters, menacing cults, and shady government agencies while conserving those precious resources.
The game's launch is just around the corner, slated for March 27, 2025. It'll be available across PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox One and Series X/S consoles. Excitingly, it's also a day-one addition to Xbox Game Pass, so subscribers won't have to wait to dive into this new universe. For those eager to jump in early, the Digital Deluxe Edition offers a sweet deal, with three days of pre-release access, a set of supplementary content, including a story expansion, and some useful in-game supply bundles.
Mar, 22 2025