The developers behind the very British post-apocalyptic RPG Atomfall list Fallout: New Vegas as its closest analoguꦬe in the iconic series.

Speaking with GamesRadar+ at Gamescom, Atomfall creative director Ben Fisher explains that "Fallout is definitely" one of the inspirations behind the game, even if "there are a good range of games in the quarantine survival space." At⛦omfall is a "cocktail" of influences, he explains, but one game stands out even above the rest of the Fallout games.

"The closest Fallout analogue would be Fallout: New Vegas," he explains, "because it's one large interconnected story, because any character can die and the ꧑story progresses, and because the momentum of the ga⭕me is driven by the player."

Despite the obvious influence of Fallout, however, Fisher says that "the main way that our game differs from the template of Fallout is that the survival always feels kind of tense and combat always feels like a high-stakes risk.🌳" He points to Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 adaptation of the dystopian nꦓovel Children of Men as "a reasonable point of tone reference," suggesting that while "there's no gung-ho combat, [but] it's always terrifying for everyone involved."

Of course, Fallout isn't the only dystopian RPG out there, and Fisher says that Atom🧸f꧋all has plenty of other influences to draw from, including Metro Exodus and its "desperate survival." Stalker was also a major reference point "because the game is very sparing with how much it guides the player," though that might be worrying news given 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Stalker 2's 100-hour play map.

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