Atomfall

Frustrating, to many early mobs in groups not enough early fire power or health to win most fights.

Atomfall Review – A Fresh Take on the Post-Apocalyptic Genre Rating: 8.5/10 Atomfall is a refreshing take on the survival-action genre that stands out thanks to its unique British setting and mysterious atmosphere. Instead of relying on constant action, the game encourages exploration, investigation, and letting players uncover its secrets at their own pace. The world feels tense and unpredictable, with every abandoned bunker, village, and forest hiding something worth discovering. The biggest strength of Atomfall is its atmosphere. Inspired by an alternate-history version of rural England after a nuclear disaster, the game creates an eerie but beautiful world that's unlike anything else. The lack of traditional quest markers makes exploration feel rewarding, and piecing together the story through clues and conversations keeps you engaged from start to finish. Combat isn't perfect, however. Gunplay and stealth can feel clunky at times, and enemy AI occasionally breaks the immersion. While these issues don't ruin the experience, they do prevent the game from reaching its full potential. Despite its flaws, Atomfall delivers an unforgettable adventure with memorable locations, meaningful player choices, and a world that rewards curiosity. If you enjoy games like Fallout, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., or immersive survival adventures with strong exploration, Atomfall is absolutely worth playing. It's an ambitious new IP that succeeds far more often than it stumbles.

More like STALKER than Fallout. There is a learning curve and enemies are challenging on the recommended Survivor mode. You can't just run in guns blazing like any FPS. Mostly because ammo is scarce and beginner combat damage is weak. I can tell this will be a slow burn fun game once I am acclimated to how things work. The quests (leads) can be overwhelming. Inventory space is limited (even with stash/pneumatic tube). Only quibble is that jumping and mounting obstacles isn't that great. The player character is not a parkour champion like in Dying Light. Good times so far though.

Playing this reminds me of the fun I had in older games. I love it so much. The UI is nice and polished, the sounds are perfect, and the atmosphere of the english countryside is so relaxing. It reminds me of the perfect mix of fallout, skyrim, and half-life. Also it runs so smoothly, no UE5 jank here! I wish I could shake the hands of the devs that made this game To those people complaining about lack of DLSS/AA, I don't even know what to say, I love the way this game looks.

While it is a generally pleasant experience wandering the English countryside and killing the odd druid or outlaw; the lack of any clear direction about what you actually should be doing is frustrating. This was never more obvious than when my character was dumped in a toxic environment with no protection, just endlessly dying over and over without so much of a hint as to how to proceed or escape - time to quit and uninstall.

SEHR GUTES SPIEL am anfang frust dann kommt die sucht .. spiel es ein unter normal ,das reicht immer noch , es ist sowieso ein story spiel ... es läuft einwandfrei ! die dlc sind beschissen und funktionieren nicht du kommst erst gar nicht in die regionen ,,

gonna score this 9/10 the game was bug free ran 100% story was very well made as the game the mechanics was very well made throughout as the sound....def enjoyed the game would recommend to all....very enjoyable....devs did a good job on this...be nice to see a similar game like this....

Buen juego en general. Tiene una atmósfera impecable y el sistema de pelea es divertido. Recomiendo hablar con todos los NPC'S posibles para exprimir totalmente el jugo (: