

Obviously, the way you build your character affects what you can do in game, and so these choices matter.

So, having made your character, it’s here where you set out to see what you can find. First impressions are that Atom RPG looks and moves nicely, keeping that old school kind of look and feel.
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The graphics aren’t going to cause any Xbox Series X to break a sweat, but that’s not really the point these games are more about the experience than blowing you away with whizz bang graphical trickery. The game is presented in a kind of isometric view, but you can pan the camera around the screen to get the best view of the area that you are in, and also zoom in and out to a certain degree. The retro feel carries over into the dialogue, especially with the NPCs that you meet many of them having multiple branching dialogue trees to follow to the end. There are also a good amount of checks that are carried out when talking, such as Speechcraft, Strength and so on. If you can pass these checks, then you can get different results. A good example is again in the first town, where the head honcho asks you to find a mole who is giving information to local bandits.

With a little light trickery, you can make the mole reveal themselves, and so move the story along.Ītom RPG is divided into two areas – two zones if you will.
