Atomfall

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I'll be honest, it's probably a great game for some people but I found it to be a lot more tedious and uninteresting than I expected; I thought this would be right up my alley but it just...wasn't. I only played for about 3 hours - a bit too long to get my money back, sadly, or I would have returned it. It *looks* like the perfect game for me.

Monney well spend on this one, just wish it was longer, witout the DLC,s you ar looking at a short game. took me 22 houers to complete.

Atomfall is a little harder to get into than Bioshock or Fallout, but once the player explores the world a bit they will find a richly crafted world, decent gunplay, and rewarding role play I cannot stress enough how much effort the developers put into creating the Atomfall world. Multiple huge zones filled with enemies, points actually worth investigating, and quests worth pursuing. The level of detail in all the sites shows a level of care I rarely see, having everything one would expect for a real world counterpart. For example, a base will have bunkhouses, mess hall, latrines, motor pool, an armory, a workshop, and even an administration building. Each structure is filled to the brim with stuff appropriate for it. There is always hidden stuff to find too. The focus on realism is done very well. The story feels good too, I genuinely want to figure out what happened. A lot of the NPCs do as well, but have different motivations. Gunplay is gonna be player preference. On the default setting, ammo is somewhat limited, forcing the player to switch through weapons during larger fights and only taking good shots. Melee is an option, but tough to use. There is a fairly wide variety of weapons, and varying degrees of quality on each type. I like how hitting reload when the gun doesn't need it or has no bullets in reserve has an animation that checks the chamber or magazine. There is a very low time-to-kill for human enemies, and the player. Finding cover is a requirement, running away will be necessary at times. There is a perk system. Each perk has a noticeable impact. It's a nice addition that allows the player to tailor their character Personal preference, I really enjoy the quest system. Talking to NPCs and finding logs in the world generate "leads" that the player must put a little thought into to determine the next step. Not a lot of thought, but enough that I felt like I wasn't having my hand held every step. Most of the quests have rewards that feel like your time was well spent. There is a wide variety of enemies. Humans can wield anything you can. Melee enemies will retreat when threatened with a firearm, opting to throw stuff at you. Ranged enemies will generally move about a lot and are pretty good shots. I appreciate how the devs put in animations for near misses too, staggering humans who weren't damaged. The non-human enemies will close on you aggressively, forcing you to relocate. Atomfall's devs clearly cared about their game, and I think it shows

It was a nice ride. For nearly the first half I was little bit unsure if I will like the game, but its decent, it´s stable, good story. If you expect Fallout or Stalker, do not get it. If you expect an AA mixture of both, feel free to have a look. Fighting and stealth system is not worth so much thinking. It´s very simple, in the beginning more stealthy, quickly more shooty. DLCs are also quite ok. Some tipp: - You don´t need to collect every item. Inventory is limited, but you really don´t need it Some very light spoiler: [spoiler] - If you want to do all achievements, you have to play the ending part quite often. Plan accordingly - the max 5h run should be done as last achievement. It takes ~40min [/spoiler]

Petite pépite sous côté, un jeu qui a son style bien à lui, Graphiquement très beau, plein de mécaniques sympas comme le troc, le rythme cardiaque ou encore le système d'enquête, on doit faire des choix importants sans qu'on nous le dise, le craft est sympa et l'ambiance est excellente. Ça n'arrive pas au niveau de Stalker 2 non plus mais c'est une sorte de mini stalker britannique particulièrement réussi. Je recommande fortement !