Xbox Players Who Want More British Fallout Should Check Out The Release Date Trailer For Atomfall

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Xbox and PC players who enjoyed should pay attention to Rebellion's upcoming action RPG becauseits British take on the post-apocalypse is shaping up to be something exciting. While «end of the world» games are traditionally set in the United States, there are a few gems based in the United Kingdom that have captured the minds of fans around the world. Beyond, the underrated proved to be an interesting take on the roguelike formula while gained a cult following for its twisted take on the titular city.

On YouTube, Rebellion shared a release date trailer for, its post-apocalyptic RPG set five years after a nuclear disaster in Northern England.

The trailer doesn't give too much away in terms of gameplay but does serve as an interesting tone piece that also confirms the game will launch on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC on March 27, 2025. The footage is somewhat eerie as it follows the player trekking through a forest, passing by what appears to be a pyre, before stumbling upon an out-of-place phone booth; The comparison is almost unavoidable.

Rebellion has played it safe with its marketing campaign by only showing off enough of to get consumers' brains racing. Based on the developer's description of the game,players will be tasked with exploring the fictional quarantine zone to "" their way around the various characters and factions milling about the countryside. These groups aren't just trying to get by: During their journey, users will encounter bizarre cults, mystics, and even government agents who have long abandoned their original goal.

sounds like it will play closer to a survival horror game than a -style RPG. Combat is described as being a desperate struggle for survival as equipment and ammo are scarce so players need to make sure that every hit counts. It also seems a little deeper than simply counting bullets as users will need to manage their heart rate and breathing to ensure they have enough breathing to finish off any attackers.

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