Atomfall, Rebellion's upcoming first-person survival game, plunges players into a post-apocalyptic 1960s England ravaged by nuclear disaster. A new gameplay trailer offers an extended look at the game's core mechanics.
The seven-minute trailer showcases exploration of diverse environments, including quarantine zones, villages, and research bunkers. Survival hinges on resource scavenging, crafting essential items, and engaging in combat against robotic adversaries and fanatical cultists.
Combat blends melee and ranged encounters, utilizing a range of weapons from a simple cricket bat to shotguns and rifles. These weapons are upgradeable, hinting at a deeper weapon customization system. Crafting extends beyond weaponry; players can create healing items and tactical tools like Molotov cocktails and sticky bombs. A metal detector aids in locating hidden supplies.
Character progression involves unlocking skills categorized into melee, ranged combat, survival, and conditioning. This skill tree suggests strategic choices in character build and playstyle.
Launching March 27th on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC, Atomfall will be available on Xbox Game Pass from day one. Rebellion promises a further in-depth video soon, promising even more details for eager fans. The game's aesthetic and gameplay appear to draw inspiration from titles such as Fallout and STALKER.
