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Atomfall is a potential cult classic, but its tech remains distractingly last-gen

Best known for its Sniper Elite and Zombie Army series, British developer Rebellion this time tries its hand at an open world adventure, Atomfall. Based on the same in-house engine as its other projects and running on both current and last-gen machines (plus PC), it’s nonetheless a steep departure for the studio – and therefore an interesting challenge for its Asura engine that we last saw in 2022’s Sniper Elite 5.

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Source: Eurogamer.net

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