Summary
- Atomfall by Rebellion is a first-person survival game set in an alternate 1960s England post-nuclear disaster.
- The gameplay trailer reveals exploration of quarantine zones, crafting, battling robots, cultists, and upgrading weapons.
- Players can expect a mix of melee and ranged combat, resource scavenging, and unlockable skills in the game.
New gameplay details have emerged through a captivating trailer for Atomfall, the first-person survival game developed by Rebellion Developments. Known for their acclaimed Sniper Elite series, which gained significant traction with Sniper Elite V2 in 2012, Rebellion is venturing into new territory with Atomfall, marking their first full-on survival game. This shift from their usual third-person action and real-time strategy games has sparked considerable interest.
Atomfall was initially unveiled during Xbox's Summer Game Fest showcase in June, which was filled with major announcements like Gears of War: E-Day, Doom: The Dark Ages, and the gameplay reveal of Perfect Dark. Despite the competition, Atomfall's intriguing trailer and the promise of a day-one release on Xbox Game Pass captured the attention of many Xbox enthusiasts. Since its reveal, the game has generated significant buzz and anticipation.
With the release date set for March 27, Rebellion Developments has released a detailed seven-minute narrated gameplay trailer. The trailer sets the scene in an alternate 1960s England, devastated by a nuclear disaster. Fans of games like Fallout and STALKER will find familiar elements as they explore quarantine zones, small villages, and research bunkers, scavenging resources to survive against robots, cultists, and hazardous environments.
Atomfall Receives Big New Gameplay Trailer
The trailer showcases the weapons available in Atomfall, starting with basic options such as a cricket bat for melee combat, a revolver, a shotgun, and a bolt-action rifle. However, these weapons are upgradable, and players may discover additional types of firearms in the open world. Crafting plays a crucial role, allowing players to create healing items and combat tools like Molotov cocktails and sticky bombs. Additionally, a metal detector is provided to help players locate caches of supplies and crafting materials within the quarantine zones. The trailer also highlights training manuals and unlockable skills, categorized into melee, ranged combat, survival, and conditioning, offering players various ways to enhance their gameplay experience.
Atomfall is scheduled for release on March 27 across Xbox, PlayStation, and PC platforms, with immediate availability on Xbox Game Pass. Rebellion has teased another deep dive video in the near future, so fans should stay tuned to Atomfall and Rebellion's social media channels for more updates.
