Atomfall, a retro-futuristic RPG set in a 1962 post-nuclear disaster quarantine zone in Northern England, has unveiled an extensive gameplay trailer. The trailer showcases the game's unique atmosphere and core mechanics.

Players explore this perilous landscape, uncovering secrets through investigation and interactions with a cast of memorable characters. The player character lacks a predefined identity, fostering immersive and personalized gameplay. Unlike traditional quest structures, Atomfall prioritizes exploration and discovery, creating a more organic and engaging experience.

Survival hinges on resource management and bartering with traders, as currency is obsolete within the quarantine zone. Players face constant threats from gangs, cultists, mutants, and hazardous machinery. Careful inventory management is crucial due to limited carrying capacity, forcing players to make strategic choices about their equipment. The environment itself presents challenges, with traps and mines scattered throughout the game world.

Visually, Atomfall maintains the atmospheric style of Rebellion's previous titles, offering a detailed, albeit not graphically revolutionary, depiction of post-apocalyptic England. The scarcity of inventory space adds a layer of strategic depth, demanding careful consideration of carried items. Players can upgrade their gear, particularly melee weapons, which prove invaluable against hostile factions and mutated creatures.

Atomfall releases on March 27th for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, and will be available on Game Pass on day one.