In Atomic Wilds, you wake up in a post-apocalyptic world with no memory and one vague directive: discover what happened… and stop it from happening again.
Explore every inch of a massive, seamless overworld packed with secrets and dangers. Scavenge forgotten facilities, fight through hostile patrols, and piece together the last echoes of humanity’s final days from ancient terminals. Survival depends on what you uncover.
Explore a massive, open post-apocalyptic world!
From rusted highways and toxic mushroom forests to lava pits and frozen bunkers, every screen is hand-built with hidden secrets. Navigate traps, hazards, and terrain that challenge both your aim and your wits.
Upgrade your weapon and customize your bullets!
Collect scrap from enemies to improve your gun’s damage, fire rate, and bullet speed at upgrade stations. Discover and mix six unique bullet mods-bounce, explosion, tri-bullet, fire trails, slow effects, and homing shots-to tailor your loadout to any challenge.
Explore the lost facilities that now store humanity’s deepest secrets and enemies!
The path to the Master A.I. leads through seven unique dungeons packed with hazards, relics, and deadly bosses that will test your skills and upgrades.
Key Features
A massive 10x8 overworld map
7 hand-crafted dungeons and bosses
6 unique bullet mods with combinable effects
6 ability chips that change how you explore and fight
Weapon stat upgrades to tailor your playstyle
Full controller support
Save/load anytime
Screenshots
- Use arrow keys to navigate, ESC to close
User Reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive
2 user reviews
100%
Positive
User #843883english
53 min at review
Recommended
This is a pretty neat mashup of an old-school top down Zelda experience and a twin-stick shooter. Gameplay with a controller is pretty responsive and feels fair. I can't speak to the k/m experience. All in all it feels good for a retro game at this price point. Give it a try and support indie devs!
User #836738english
9 hrs at review
Recommended
It's such a joy whenever I find a game like this. Atomic Wilds encapsulates exactly what I love about indie games and reminds me that scouring through pages of undiscovered Steam games proves to be worth the effort every so often.
This game plays similarly to the original Legend of Zelda (in the same vein as Shotgun Legend), but was overall a more enjoyable experience for me. You're able to upgrade your character's attack, range, and speed by collecting chips occasionally dropped by your enemies, and the 6 dungeons contain weapon upgrades that act similarly to the items in a Zelda game.
The controls can take some getting used to and may require some reconfiguration, but once you get rolling, there's an exciting world to explore here. I was able to fully upgrade my character, find all of the heart containers / information logs / chip caches, and finish the final (lonnng) dungeon in about 7 hours of playtime.
For anyone picking this up, know that:
- Getting killed doesn't penalize ...
System Requirements
Minimum
Minimum:
OS: Windows 10
Processor: 2 GHz
DirectX: Version 11
FAQ
How much does Atomic Wilds cost?
Atomic Wilds costs $4.99.
What are the system requirements for Atomic Wilds?
Minimum: Minimum: OS: Windows 10 Processor: 2 GHz DirectX: Version 11
What platforms is Atomic Wilds available on?
Atomic Wilds is available on Windows PC.
Is Atomic Wilds worth buying?
Atomic Wilds has 100% positive reviews from 2 players.
When was Atomic Wilds released?
Atomic Wilds was released on May 31, 2024.
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