Rebellion has released a new gameplay trailer for Atomfall, giving players an in-depth look at the game's mechanics, world, and atmosphere. Game director Ben Fisher provides commentary, highlighting the intricate details shaping the post-apocalyptic experience.
Set five years after a nuclear disaster in England, Atomfall plunges players into a vast open world teeming with dark secrets and perilous challenges. Gameplay blends survival, investigation, and impactful choices, letting players shape the narrative. Simple actions, like answering a ringing phone, directly influence the story's progression.
The developers stress the freedom to explore at your own pace, though some areas pose lethal threats. The trailer showcases shadowy, dangerous locations, building a tense and ominous atmosphere.
Atomfall launches March 27th on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. Rebellion also announced the first story DLC, "Wicked Isle," included in enhanced editions. Details about this expansion remain under wraps.
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