Atom Fall Part 1 - Excuse the audio, it was on the games side.

Yo, what’s up, squad! Today, March 27, 2025, we’re kicking off a wild new journey with Atomfall on Xbox Series X, and I’m stoked to share part one of this adventure with you for our Rumble upload! Dropped day one on Xbox Game Pass, Atomfall is Rebellion Developments’ latest survival-action banger, set in an alternate 1960s Northern England. Picture this: five years after the Windscale nuclear disaster turned the Lake District into a creepy quarantine zone, you’re an amnesiac dropped into a world of rolling green hills, quaint villages, and some seriously messed-up vibes. It’s got that British sci-fi flair—think Doctor Who meets Fallout: New Vegas—with a dash of folk horror and Cold War paranoia. The goal? Survive, scavenge, craft, and figure out what the hell’s going on while dodging all sorts of nasties.

So, let’s talk about part one of our adventure! We kicked things off in Slatten Dale, right outside a dingy bunker where a dying scientist in a hazmat suit begged us for help—classic start, right? Stepping out, the countryside hit us with its beauty, but that peace didn’t last. First up, we ran into a swarm of rats—little buggers scurried out of some ruins, and I had to bash ‘em with a rusty cricket bat since ammo’s scarcer than a sunny day in England. Then, crows swooped down, cawing like they owned the place, forcing us to duck and weave through an overgrown field. Things got spicier when we stumbled into a gang of Outlaws—rough-looking lads with shivs and shotguns. I tried sneaking past, but they spotted me, and it turned into a frantic scrap—landed a few swings, looted some scraps, and bolted.

The real showstopper, though? A massive flamethrowing robot stomping through Wyndham Village. This thing was straight out of a nightmare—big, clunky, and spewing fire like it’s auditioning for a metal band. I barely dodged its flames, heart rate spiking (yeah, the game’s got this cool mechanic where stress messes with your aim), and hid behind a red phone box to catch my breath. Managed to lob a makeshift grenade—crafted from junk I’d scavenged—and it staggered the beast enough for me to slip away. The Xbox Series X made it look slick, with those vibrant greens and fiery oranges popping, though I gotta apologize for some sound issues. The audio glitched out a bit—muffled rat squeaks and robot roars—totally on the game’s side, not my setup, promise!

This is just the start, fam—part one’s got us hooked on Atomfall’s punishing yet intriguing world. Chat’s already buzzing about what’s next—more leads to chase, more freaky foes to face. Let’s keep the energy up and dive deeper into this quarantine zone together!