Atomfall PEGI_PS5

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Bought this on a whim and find it really enjoyable. Big selling points are the gorgeous Lake District environment and little villages, which feels quintessentially like the English countryside, and borrows heavily from British sci-fi and horror in its world design. The cast of characters are also well fleshed out, speaking a variety of different British dialects and a lot of them with their own take on the current quarantine you find yourself in (which is presumed to be caused by the Windscale Fire nuclear disaster, but as the story unfolds it's clear there's more to it than that). Quests have branching paths and can be completed a variety of different ways, which curry favour with the different factions. The game favours exploration, with 'leads' giving you things to do and a lack of quest markers in the default setting. The well-crafted environments are small enough that you can usually get to the bottom of these leads without too much hassle. Gameplay-wise combat is simple but functional - with melee, firearm and stealth options, and with throwables like Molotov cocktails and grenades. There's a kick option to stagger enemies, which is a must, and most of the combat relies on your physically getting out of the way of enemy strikes. There's a simple skill system which lets you specialise a bit into your preferred weapons, but the RPG elements are light. Consumables (from weapon upgrades to healing supplies) can be crafted with materials from the environment - overall I'm not too much of a fan of crafting in games but here it didn't feel too burdensome with enough findable in your environment to ensure you're not pulling up the crafting menu continuously. I've heard combat and exploration are highly tuneable in the options menu, but I've never felt a need to deviate from the recommended difficulty. I've experienced an audio glitch a couple of times (where all sound cuts out) which caused me to restart - but otherwise it has been bug free to far about 8 hours in. Overall I like it, run time feels appropriate for an AA experience and it has enough personality that it feels distinct. I would recommend it if you're looking for something a bit more scaled back than a AAA game but that still has a great story and fantastic world to sink your teeth into. In terms of price you will get 'more game' in AAA for sure, but sometimes that does feel more like quantity over the quality on display here.

This is an excellent game with a novel idea set in the UK Lake District. There are multiple endings which the player unlocks during gameplay choices and 2 great DLCs are available. Well worth getting!

Starkes Spiel mit echter Sogwirkung – aber leider ohne deutsche Synchro Das Spiel ist absolut beeindruckend: atmosphärisch dicht, großartige Welt, starke Mechaniken und ein Gameplay, das einen richtig reinzieht. Ich liebe es, mich in Open-World-Games zu verlieren, und genau das gelingt hier auch – zumindest fast. Was mich persönlich aber sehr stört: die fehlende deutsche Sprachausgabe. Ja, ich verstehe Englisch gut, auch britisches Englisch, das seinen ganz eigenen Reiz hat – aber bei so intensiven Rollenspielen will ich mich einfach komplett fallen lassen, ohne ständig zwischen Zuhören, Übersetzen und Mitlesen wechseln zu müssen. Das nimmt mir leider einiges an Immersion und Leichtigkeit im Spielverlauf. Ich finde die englische Synchro sehr gelungen – keine Frage – aber ich hätte mir trotzdem die Option gewünscht, das Ganze auch auf Deutsch zu erleben. Gerade bei großen Titeln sollte eine hochwertige Lokalisierung einfach Standard sein – nicht nur bei Untertiteln, sondern auch bei der Vertonung. Es geht hier nicht um Faulheit, sondern um Zugänglichkeit und Spielgefühl. Fazit: Großartiges Spiel, aber ein Punkt Abzug für die fehlende deutsche Sprachausgabe. Ich hoffe sehr, dass Entwickler in Zukunft wieder mehr in vollständige Lokalisierungen investieren.