International gaming press has delivered their final verdicts on Atomfall, Rebellion's upcoming post-apocalyptic RPG (the studio behind Sniper Elite). Reviewers were overwhelmingly positive, praising Atomfall's unique blend of familiar Bethesda-esque gameplay with a distinct British identity.

Critics describe Atomfall as a uniquely British take on the Fallout formula. Expect robust survival mechanics, a diverse arsenal of weapons, and a compelling roster of enemies ranging from cultists and robots to grotesque mutants. A non-linear quest structure and immersive dialogue system promise a deep and engaging narrative experience.

Exploration is paramount in Atomfall. The protagonist, unfamiliar with this ravaged landscape, relies on both helpful NPCs and tools like metal detectors to unearth the secrets hidden within the environment. Journalists lauded the game's effective environmental storytelling and rewarding system of hidden discoveries.

Interestingly, firearm reliability is not guaranteed in Atomfall. Players will frequently encounter scavenged shotguns with limited ammunition, abandoned by desperate farmers or opportunistic bandits. This scarcity necessitates mastering melee combat and archery, making them crucial survival skills.

Set in the nuclear wasteland of northern England in 1962, following a catastrophic disaster at the Windscale power plant, Atomfall plunges players into a vast and dangerous exclusion zone brimming with mystery and peril.

Atomfall launches March 27th for PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. It will also be available on Xbox Game Pass from day one.