Atomfall

Yes I recommend, but it depends. Depends what you like in a game - it's a mix of survival savenging, basic combat, and investigating/exploring. It's fun to figure things out, work out who to trust, and what to do whilst galavanting around the English countryside. Don't expect emotional storytelling, don't expect fancy combative gameplay, don't expect a huge open world. Buy it on sale. Also - it's kinda scary at times - too many jump scares for my liking usually. Overall, it's probably scores a C+/B- for me.

однозначно яудова гра

Atomfall is a surprisingly, well optimised game. I don't think I have ever been able to play a AAA game released after 2020 at max settings while remaining over, 100fps. Even on my 9070xt. This is what games should feel like. The combat feels smooth. Instead of throwing ammo at you, the game makes ammo rare which forces you to adapt, and think twice before wasting ammo. And the story and mystery is amazing. Definitely a 10/10. Hope they make a sequel just as good as this one.

Atomfall — це коли ти вирішив відпочити у спокійній британській провінції 1950-х років, але замість запашного чаю з булочками отримав радіаційне отруєння, мутантів у кущах і міліціонерів у культових шоломах, які дуже хочуть перевірити твої документи за допомогою палиці. Гра чудово передає атмосферу постапокаліптичної Англії: краса зелених пагорбів ідеально поєднується з постійним бажанням сховатися у найближчий смітник. Бойова система інколи нагадує бійку двох п'яних джентльменів біля пабу — нервово, хаотично, але відірватися важко. Якщо ви завжди мріяли дізнатися, як виглядає Fallout, який виховали на англійському детективі та серіалі «Доктор Хто», — вітаємо, ви знайшли ідеальний спосіб згаяти пару вечорів!

fun

[h1]Bit like STALKER, innit?[/h1] People were calling this British Fallout at release but it plays much closer to the Original Trilogy STALKER games. Minimal handholding, combat is very tough and high-stakes for most of the game and heavily rewards freeform exploration. The vibes and atmosphere are peak and it doesn't take itself too seriously overall with plenty of references to classic British media like Doctor Who, The Wicker Man and even Mr. Bean in one place. There really is no set path to follow and both story and character progression is almost entirely up to what you as the player choose to do or not do. Storylines can be completed in pretty much any order and you can choose to kill or spare literally anyone at any time, even the most significant characters. There are no real right or wrong answers in the dialogues or decisions you make so how things end up relies heavily on what you as the player decide is the best move in a given situation based on your own reasoning. This isn't a Triple A game so there is some occasional jank but it's nothing game-breaking or overly frustrating. It's mostly centered around some enemy AI behaviors and some wonkiness with the melee combat that you'll learn to deal with (and even potentially exploit) pretty quickly. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys games similar to STALKER or enjoys games like Fallout but wants a little less hand-holding in the progression.

Atomfall is a very good game. It is gorgeous but not like a Unreal 5 based game, it has it's own character. The game's base mechanics are no different then many other similar games but what I find extremely good is that the game makes you engage with the environment. This game is not meant for does who overly relies on markers, this game has no marker. Instead you will get clues so you will have to see the game world and not just rush trough and shoot anything that moves. It has short comings like the stealth system :D but I hope Rebellion will create other similar openworld games(as I understend this was their first attempt) , they just need to learn from the shortcomings of this game. Btw I played on highest settings without any problems