Here’s What Comes in Each Edition

Atomfall is set to release for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC in March. The deluxe edition will be available on March 24, while the standard edition releases March 27. Billed as a survival-action game, Atomfall is set in a quarantine zone in Northern England five years after a nuclear disaster. The game is available to preorder now in a couple of editions (see it at Amazon). Read on for the details about what comes in each edition, how much it costs, what preorder bonuses are available, and more.

Atomfall – Standard Edition

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The standard edition of the game doesn’t come with any extras beyond the preorder bonus (see below), and it’s available March 27.

Atomfall Digital Deluxe Edition

The digital-only deluxe edition of Atomfall comes with the game itself, plus the following extras:

• 3 days early access (March 24)
• “Story Expansion Pack” (coming later)
• “Basic Supply Bundle” Pack
• “Enhanced Supply Bundle” Pack

Atomfall Will Be on Game Pass

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Xbox and PC owners can play Atomfall on PC on March 27, as long as they’re subscribed to Game Pass. Click above for the current best deal on a three-month membership, our check out our guide to the best ongoing Game Pass deals.

Atomfall Preorder Bonus

Preorder Atomfall from any retailer, and you’ll receive the following digital items for free:

• Basic Supply Bundle: Exclusive melee weapon variant, additional loot caches, item recipe

What is Atomfall?

In the five years since the Windscale nuclear disaster in Northern England, the place hasn’t become any more inhabitable – at least for the types of people you’d want to spend time with. Living in the quarantine zone are cultists, rogue government agencies, and all sorts of strange people. Your job is to survive by scavenging resources, bartering with others, and crafting items, as well as fighting and talking with the locals.

Check out our Atomfall preview for more info on what to expect.

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