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If you\u2019re familiar with the Sniper Elite<\/i> series, you probably know Rebellion, the veteran UK-based game studio. Established in 1992, the company has developed numerous games, but its most ambitious project yet appears to be Atomfall<\/i>, a post-nuclear survival experience launching this month. With its mix of mystery, survival, and nonlinear storytelling, it’s already being called the “British Fallout” by the gaming community.<\/p>\n
Rebellion, however, is keen to clarify that, while comparisons to Fallout<\/i> are inevitable, Atomfall<\/i> is an entirely distinct experience. Art director Ryan Greene explained in an IGN<\/i> interview that, although the game shares some thematic elements with Fallout<\/i>\u2014such as its post-apocalyptic setting and dangerous robotic adversaries\u2014it differentiates itself through its unique approach to storytelling and gameplay.<\/p>\n
“Once you spend some time playing it, you realize this is something completely different,”<\/i> Greene said. “Plus, one of our owners, Jason Kingsley, is a huge Fallout fan.”<\/i><\/p>\n
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Unlike Fallout<\/i>, Atomfall<\/i> does not follow a single, overarching main quest. Instead, its narrative unfolds in a nonlinear and fragmented fashion, allowing players to explore multiple interconnected storylines at their own pace. A central mystery ties everything together, encouraging deep exploration and immersion. Moreover, decisions made in Campaign Mode influence how side quests develop, making every playthrough feel dynamic and unpredictable.<\/p>\n
Source:<\/b> Gamespot<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"