Atomfall, which recently won best British game at the BAFTA Games Awards, is set during 1957, within a Quarantine Zone in the Lake District after the events of the real Windscale nuclear disaster, but with an alternate reality twist, that sees the Zone replete with strange anomalies, wandering cultists, robots and other factions who all vie for control and survival.
The story, much like the game, follows a protagonist who wakes up in the Quarantine Zone with no memory of how they got there. As they desperately try to find their way out of the Quarantine Zone, they get mixed up with all sorts of bizarre, yet distinctly British characters, drawing upon classic sci-fi, folk horror, ancient mythology and 1950s nuclear paranoia.
View Green Video on the source websiteWe at the Radio Times Gaming were rather impressed with Atomfall and its unique investigative gameplay, as noted in our review, and found the game to feel a bit like Postman Pat meets Stalker and Fallout during a preview event.
Speaking of the adaptation, writers and Executive Producers, Henry and Jack Williams of Two Brothers Pictures said "Atomfall has such a distinctive British tone and setting, and it’s been a real joy developing it alongside the Rebellion team – especially as two brothers working alongside two brothers", noting that the co-founders of Rebellion, Jason Kinglsey and Chris Kinglsey, are also brothers.
Emmy and Golden Globe recipients Henry and Jack Williams have been responsible for some of the best television in recent years, with Fleabag and The Tourist under their belts.
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