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Rebellion's Atomfall is being turned into a TV series

Two Brothers' Harry and Jack Williams are leading the adaptation.

Game Developer / Diego Argüello

Culture

Atomfall TV Show in the Works from Two Brothers Pictures

Kooky British survival adventure Atomfall is getting a TV show adaptation, and it's being worked on by folks who've contributed to shows like Doctor Who and Fleabag.

TechRaptor / Joseph Allen

Culture

Rebellion’s British post-apocalyptic game Atomfall is being turned into a TV series

The show is being produced by Fleabag studio Two Brothers Pictures

VGC / Chris Scullion

Culture

Atomfall Joins the Ranks of The Last of Us and Fallout with Its Own TV Series Adaptation

From team behind The Tourist. Atomfall, the very British post-apocalyptic adventure game, is getting its own TV show. Developer and publisher Rebellion is teaming up with Two Brothers Pictures to adapt the game for television. Read the full article on pushsquare.com

Push Square

Culture

Revisiting Atomfall’s pasty-pocalyse survival jaunt a year on, I’ve finally been seduced by its hallucinated monks and jarred brains

When I finished my first playthrough of Atomfall for review last year, I felt like Rebellion’s pasty-littered survival game was just starting to properly get its hooks into me. I’ve dug plenty of short games over the years - Return of the Obra Dinn and The Red Strings Club are a couple of examples - but with that brevity comes the challenge of delivering on the promise of your premise in a briefer window than longer games are afforded. The base version of Atomfall instead reached its destination

Rock Paper Shotgun / Mark Warren

Review

Atomfall players have munched 16.8m Cornish pasties in the last 12 months, eye-opening stats reveal as survival hit turns one

Can you believe that Atomfall - Rebellion's pseudo-apocalyptic survival game, set in the rather splendid ol' chap that is 1950s rural England - is on the brink of its first birthday? It really doesn't seem that long ago Ian was telling me about his escapades bopping baddies over the head with a cricket bat as they weed against a wall.

Eurogamer / Victoria Phillips Kennedy

Business