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Atom RPG (2018)

Atom RPG (2018)

Atom RPG (2018)

Atom RPG is a 2018 role-playing (rpg) video game made by AtomTeam.

In 1986 the Cold War ends the way everyone feared, and the Soviet Union and the West trade nuclear fire. You wake as one of the survivors, sent across the irradiated Soviet Wasteland to earn your keep and untangle a conspiracy aimed at whatever life remains. Atom RPG wears its Fallout and Wasteland influences openly, from top-down exploration to stat-heavy dialogue, but the setting is its own: bunkers, collective farms, black humor, and Russian folklore soaked in radiation. Encounters range from grim to absurd, and the writing keeps a wry edge throughout.

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What is Atom RPG about?

In 1986 the Cold War ends the way everyone feared, and the Soviet Union and the West trade nuclear fire. You wake as one of the survivors, sent across the irradiated Soviet Wasteland to earn your keep and untangle a conspiracy aimed at whatever life remains. Atom RPG wears its Fallout and Wasteland influences openly, from top-down exploration to stat-heavy dialogue, but the setting is its own: bunkers, collective farms, black humor, and Russian folklore soaked in radiation. Encounters range from grim to absurd, and the writing keeps a wry edge throughout.

When was Atom RPG released?

Atom RPG was released on 19 December 2018.

Who made Atom RPG?

Atom RPG was made by AtomTeam.

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Atom RPG mines the same wasteland the Fallout television series does, with the same mix of gallows humor and mutant menace, so start there. For a Russian take on nuclear ruin, Dmitry Glukhovsky's Metro 2033 tunnels through a post-atomic Moscow that shares Atom's bleak, folkloric imagination.

Nuclear apocalypse worlds where survival means picking through the ruins

Atom RPG wakes you into 1986 the day the bombs actually fell, sending you across an irradiated Soviet wasteland to survive on scavenged supplies and grim luck. These stories share that same collapsed world: a boy narrating life inside Moscow's ruined metro tunnels, a vault-dweller emerging into a ruined America, survivors rationing bullets against the dead, and a scientist fighting his way through a city under total lockdown.

Cold War paranoia that never really ended

Atom RPG never lets the Cold War actually end, it just keeps mutating into new conspiracies buried under the wasteland. These stories carry that same dread forward: a CIA analyst untangling a plot inside his own agency, a protest song from a soldier who never stopped fighting an old war at home, and kids in a small town uncovering a government experiment from decades back.

RPGs where every dialogue choice can blow back on you later

Atom RPG leans on stat checks and branching dialogue to decide who lives, who talks, and who you end up fighting later. These open-world RPGs share that same weight of consequence: a witcher whose small decisions ripple into war, an outlaw whose sense of honor shapes how his story ends, a dragonborn whose faction loyalty rewrites entire questlines, and a heist crew whose final choice changes who walks away.