Atomfall: Postapocalypse Survival Game
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Atomfall makes the postapocalypse quintessentially British

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The year is 1962 , five years on from the real-world Windscale atomic reactor fire.
In Atomfall’s alt-history fiction, that event turned out to be even more strange and severe, causing a composite of a region called Cumbria to enter quarantine, essentially becoming its own sci-fi Zone .
The overall experience, which can last anywhere between 10 and 20 hours, is undeniably absorbing.
The UK is a rich, crisis-laden tapestry of the famously green and pleasant land.
The familiarity enhances the horror while also being a change from the usual postapocalyptic video game worlds.
The social contract is threadbare; in sardonic style, Atomfall hints at the cruelty that might be unleashed when it finally breaks.
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