Is Atomfall coming to Game Pass? Rebellion's survival RPG arrives next year, so if you're wondering whether you can play the game on Microsoft's subscription service in 2025, here's everything we know ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Developer Rebellion’s newest game, the survival FPS Atomfall, was a ...

Atomfall officially launches on March 27th. Players can pick it up on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms. However, it’s important to note that it will be available on day one for Game Pass ...

In a post celebrating survival-action game Atomfall's launch milestone of 1.5 million+ players, which has since grown to 2 million players, Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley drew attention to the studio's ...

The second wave of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in September has been revealed, and we’ve also gotten a sneak peek at what’s coming in early October. In total, there’ll be 12 games headed to Xbox ...

Atomfall is the best Fallout replacement in years — an extremely British amalgamation of BioShock and Bethesda. Read our rec ...

Rebellion has announced that its new first-person survival-action game, Atomfall, will be coming to PC in March 2025. The game will be available on both EGS and Steam, and below you can find a new ...

J. Scott Thurlow is a Senior Contributor based in the NYC Metropolitan Area. While he is not actually Alan Wake, Scott has been ranting about games since falling in love with them at a young age.

Fallout needs some competition. The Bethesda series is home to some of the best RPGs ever made, but it's not often we get another apocalyptic survival shooter to sink our teeth into. Fallout London ...

Rebellion Developments has already seen a new release this year with Sniper Elite: Resistance, but the British studio has more up its sleeve. First-person action survival game Atomfall has caught the ...

Forget the number of hours it takes for a game to “get good” — how am I spending the first 15 minutes? Call me impatient, but a game’s opening seconds, even those introductory moments as a character ...