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Feb 19,2025 Autor: Claire

Atomfall: Ein Überlebensspiel-Spiel, der im März startet

Atomfall, ein Überlebensspiel in einer Quarantänenzone nach dem Nuklear-Katastrophen-Zone in Nordgland, soll im März in PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One und PC starten. Die Standardausgabe kommt am 27. März an, während die Deluxe Edition drei Tage früher Zugang bietet und am 24. März startet. Vorbestellungen sind derzeit geöffnet (prüfen Sie, ob Amazon die Verfügbarkeit prüft).

Standard Edition (27. März):

Die Standard Edition kostet auf den meisten Plattformen (Amazon, Best Buy, Gamestop, Target, Walmart und jeweils digitale Geschäfte) (Amazon, Best Buy, Gamestop, Target, Walmart und jeweils digitale Geschäfte). PC -Spieler finden es in Steam und im Epic Games Store für 49,99 US -Dollar.

Digital Deluxe Edition:

Erhältlich für PlayStation (79,99 USD), Xbox (79,99 USD) und PC (Steam/EGS, 69,99 USD), die Digital Deluxe Edition bündelt das Basisspiel mit:

Drei Tage früher Zugang (24. März)
Story -Erweiterungspaket (später veröffentlicht)
Basic Supply Bündel
Verbessertes Versorgungsbündel

Xbox Game Pass Verfügbarkeit:

Abonnenten von Xbox und PC Game Pass können ab dem 27. März auf dem PC Atomfall spielen. Überprüfen Sie Amazon für die besten Angebote für ein dreimonatiges Game Pass Ultimate-Abonnement.

Vorbestellungsbonus:

Alle Vorbestellungen umfassen das Basic Supply Bundle: eine exklusive Nahkampfwaffenvariante, zusätzliche Beute-Caches und ein Rezept für Artikel.

Was ist Atomfall?

Fünf Jahre nach der Nuklearkatastrophe von Windscale ist die Quarantänenzone von Nordgland ein gefährlicher Ort, der mit Kultisten, Rogue Government Agents und anderen ungewöhnlichen Bewohnern wundert. Das Überleben hängt vom Abrufen, Tauschhandel, Handwerk, Kampf und Diplomatie ab. Schauen Sie sich unsere Atomfall Preview für einen tieferen Tauchgang an.

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