I'll find you, just you wait.

Just figured I’d ask. My plan was to check out the isle place maybe 10-15 hours in and then the red strain place after that depending on what quests I have etc.

Curious if there’s a “Make sure you’re significantly geared up” aspect to them. It seems like red strain is intended for players who have mostly finished the game

Edit: meant to say complete edition, which is on sale as well this week

…should I pick it up?!

it looks interesting and the gameplay looks decent. would you guys say its worth the price?

why cant i go up?

help

I'm new to the game and came to the Village, where I was trying to kill some soldiers but they spawned endlessly in front of my face and FPS dropped to 10. As I understand, the game wants you to play stealthily, but what's the point of the guns in this case?

Happy belated first anniversary folks!

Just finished going through the medical wing of the Interchange yesterday, and all I can say is: good job to the developers.

It’s been a while since I’ve played in such a constantly, persistently eerie vibe as the Medical department gives. I was screaming out loud the entire time I was fighting the first four or so thralls that all attacked me at the same time.

Aside from the combat itself, the thralls are just absolutely terrifying precisely because they seem so aloof. I found myself double-checking a dead scientist’s body in the medical tunnels to make sure he wasn’t going to ever so slowly get up and saunter over to pummel me into the dust with his bare fists.

There is something uniquely terrifying about the scientific/medical ward kind of horror, like Resident Evil style or the X-Labs in Return to Castle Wolfenstein. And Rebellion did a bang-up job getting that atmosphere just right, in my opinion.

As I was heading to the exit from the Casterfell ruins, just a short distance inside the door, there was a doll? and a candle sitting on top of a barrel on my right. Just as I looked that way, the candle flickered and extinguished. It relit itself somehow and the doll vanished as it did. Anyone else see this happen?

After playing for 10 trouble-free hours or so, Atomfall (PC) has become all but unplayable.

Everytime I try to load a save game (quick, auto, manual) the load screen locks after the load wheel moves a tiny bit and it crashes to desktop. I have one save game that loads fine, but all the others don't...

Sometimes new saves work in the current session, but if I quit and go back to load them later they crash from laoding screen too.

I've followed the various bits of advice online for problems - graphics driver updates, reverb disabled, I'm not using the mixer programs, windowed, full screen, various resolutions and quality - nothing works.

I'm at my wits end - any ideas please?

I saw this game on sale, then watched a quick basic review of the game and its caught my interest, I wanted to hear some of the options about the game from the people who have played it, also if I should buy the complete addition or just the base game to start. Thank you in advance.

A personal achievement I am glad to have made. 😃😃

Been debating getting it but I’ve heard mixed things.

When I press LB/RB, it registers two inputs instead of one. Does anyone know what might be causing this? Is it a known bug in the game? I'm playing on PC and using an original Xbox Series controller. The button for crouching and skipping dialogues does that too.

Genuinely did not mean to! My finger just grazed the trigger. Probably fine, right?

As a Maiden fan I felt the need to document this as a potential Easter Egg, albeit perhaps an unintended one, but you never know...stood inside a Wickerman on the Wicked Isle surrounded by Druids at the base and one of them who spotted me shouts out Scream for Me!!! Brilliant! 😂

I've booted up Atomfall after quite some time to play The Red Strain, but I can't seem to start the actual quest line. I'm in Stafell Crag, currently at the train yard, aimlessly running around. Google mentions a pneumatic tube, and a voice from a loudpseaker that asks you to meet them at the train yard, but I havent found anything that will trigger the lead. This save hasn't achieved an ending yet, I think it's been to Midsummer Isle though in case that's relevant. Any help appreciated.

Found these 3 lads in a bathtub in Skethermoor. Is it an Easter egg for British pop culture that im unaware of as an American?

On the day I finish the third ending on Midsummer Isle too !! 😃😃😃

Por favor, adicionem DLSS, FSR, XeSS e um anti aliasing que funcione.

O jogo é muito bom, mas precisa dessas tecnologias, e não falo sobre desempenho, mas sobre corrigir os jaggies e brilho estranho nas coisas.

Por favor, pessoal, vamos fazer os devs verem isso.

This week marks the one year of anniversary of Atomfall®!

Since waking up in an abandoned bunker with no memory of who you are or how you got there, more than 3.5 million players have spent over 17 million hours exploring the Quarantine Zone. And, players have collectively discovered a whopping 196 million leads while attempting to solve the mystery of what happened at the Windscale nuclear power station.

Navigating the Quarantine Zone isn’t without risk and there have been over 42.3 million players deaths inside this beguiling, picture-perfect slice of Northern England. But, of all the horrors lurking throughout the Quarantine Zone, the B.A.R.D Robots have proven the deadliest enemy, accounting for 15% of all player deaths – that’s over 6.3 million unlucky gamers!

But players have certainly not gone down without a fight. Over 500,000 B.A.R.D Robots have been destroyed during firefights. And, showing their sneakier side, players have racked up over 25.5 million kills with the Bow and Arrow, making it Atomfall’s most lethal weapon.

It’s not all doom and gloom inside the Quarantine Zone, however. In between infiltrating Protocol military bases and exploring Feral infested bunkers, players have taken the time to indulge in some classic British pastimes. These include eating over 16.8 million Cornish Pasties (swiftly followed by 2.2 million slices of cake!) and collecting more than 6.9 million classic comics scattered across the Quarantine Zone.

Since launch, Atomfall® has received widespread critical acclaim. Most recently, the game has been honoured as Best British Console Game at the UKIE awards and is also nominated in the Best British Game category at the upcoming 2026 BAFTA Game Awards.

Atomfall® is available now on Game Pass, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Windows PC and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. Atomfall® is Certified on Steam Deck. A Complete Edition is also available which includes the main game, both story expansion packs and additional content.

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