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ATOM RPG: Trudograd is a turn-based post-apocalyptic roleplaying game, which continues the story of ATOM RPG as a stand-alone sequel/expansion, and follows the traditions set by classic cRPGs such as the early Fallout and Wasteland titles.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is a crpg, open world and survival game
developed and published by AtomTeam.
Released on September 13th 2021 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 13 languages: English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese, French, Japanese, Polish, Ukrainian, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian, German and Czech.
It has received 4,300 reviews of which 3,540 were positive and 760 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 10.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 64-bit (7 SP1+/8/8.1/10)
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Phenom II
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 6670 2GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card
MacOS
- OS: Mac OS X 10.13+
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA (1 GB VRAM) or equivalent
- Storage: 16 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 64-bit 16.04+
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Phenom II
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 / Radeon HD 6670 2GB
- Storage: 16 GB available space
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ATOM RPG: Trudograd – Review after First Playthrough I just wrapped up my first run of ATOM RPG: Trudograd, and compared to the base game, this one was a much smoother ride. Where the first ATOM felt like a grind-heavy tribute to Fallout that tested my patience, Trudograd feels more refined, more approachable, and honestly, more fun to play start to finish. 🎨 Atmosphere & Worldbuilding Trudograd nails the post-apocalyptic Soviet setting again, but this time the city focus makes everything feel tighter and more immersive. The frozen streets, shady factions, and ruined towers give off a mix of Fallout’s The Pitt and Wasteland’s urban hubs. Exploration feels meaningful, and I didn’t get lost in endless empty areas like in the first game. ⚔️ Combat & Mechanics Combat is still classic ATOM — turn-based, hex grid, and very punishing if you go in unprepared. But it’s better balanced this time. I didn’t have to rely on console commands like in my first ATOM playthrough. Grinding is still there, but less frustrating, and progression feels more natural. The highlight (and biggest test) was the final fight against five power armor soldiers — a brutal encounter that left both of my companions dead. I could’ve farmed up a suit of my own earlier at the machine factory, but I pushed through without it. Victory still felt satisfying, even if messy. 📖 Story & Quests The story picks up nicely from the base game but keeps a tighter focus. There’s less “wandering the wastes aimlessly” and more directed choices that push you into the thick of the conflict. Quests matter, and choices still carry weight. The cave sequence with the northern bandits, which triggered the endgame, was a strong turning point. My only gripe: when the endgame triggered, I couldn’t go back and sell off my loot — which was a little annoying for a hoarder like me. But pacing-wise, the story kept momentum until the finish. 🎭 Characters & Dialogue Companions are written better this time, and while there’s still no voice acting (same as the base game), the dialogue feels sharper. They add a lot more flavor to combat and exploration, even if they’re hard to keep alive in the toughest fights. ⏳ Performance & Pacing Smooth 60 FPS all the way through, no real technical issues. And unlike ATOM, I didn’t hit walls of frustration or grind fatigue — I actually finished Trudograd clean without needing cheats or console boosts. That says a lot. 🧭 Overall Vibe If ATOM RPG felt like a rough diamond, Trudograd is the polished cut. It trims down the grind, sharpens the story, and makes the brutal combat more rewarding without completely softening it. I’d recommend it to anyone who: Enjoys old-school Fallout 1 & 2. Played Wasteland 2/3 and wants more of that flavor. Tried ATOM and bounced off the grind — Trudograd is friendlier and more fun. Final Verdict: Trudograd doesn’t reinvent the formula, but it refines it beautifully. A worthy follow-up, and a game I’d happily replay. ✅ Pros & ❌ Cons Pros: Stronger story focus, tighter pacing than ATOM. Atmospheric frozen city hub feels alive and distinct. Brutal but fair combat balance compared to the first game. Choices matter, with meaningful quest consequences. Companions add more depth this time. Runs smooth with no technical issues. Cons: Still grindy at times, though less punishing than ATOM. No cover system, which can make combat feel clunky. Companion survival in late-game fights is very rough. Endgame trigger cuts off selling/using leftover loot. No voice acting — writing does all the heavy lifting.
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I. Love. This. Game. I think I prefer the barren wasteland of the first Atom RPG, but the story and pacing of Trudograd is more focused. Part of that is in owing to its status as as "standalone sequel/expansion." Make no mistake though, this game stands fully on its own two feet. You could play it without having played the first. I believe I spent 5 fewer hours in Trudograd than I did the first game, but I came away more satisfied. Unlike the first, I didn't face any unwinnable encounters. Things were challenging but fair. I did bring my character over from the first game, so I'm not sure if my extra levels helped overcome certain soft-lock situations that other reviewers are mentioning. I will say that the game doesn't give you as many skill-checks for less popular skills, like Technology. Speechcraft is more emphasized, which suits my style of play. Nearly every encounter can be won or heavily weighted in your favor. For example, I talked just about every quest-giver into giving me a bigger reward than they otherwise would. My golden tongue knew no shame. Oh, you need those 300 rubles to keep the heat on? Pity that, now give me 500 for suffering your sob story. It's amazing how huge the dialogue trees could be for each character, no matter how trivial. Speech options are how you emphasize the RP of an RPG in my opinion. Couple that with a fully realized world, and I can't find much to criticize. It's the best homage to Fallout 2's memory you could ask for.
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I have arrived on the outskirts of Trudograd on and important mission that could decide the fate of millions. I am about to begin my journey when I elect to talk with a local bum. He tells me that, in a drunken haze, he hid a precious item in a nearby minefield and asks me to retrieve it. I proceed into said minefield, whereupon I explode somewhere close to thirty times before finding the man's treasure. It is a jar of gold teeth. Later, I find myself outside a market, talking to a traveling salesman. He tells me his son was run over and killed two nights before by a local bigshot. Everyone believes it was an accident, but the grieving father is not convinced. There is no evidence one way or the other presented to me. The salesmen enlists my help in delivering street justice to the bigshot, and we gun him and his guard down in the parking lot. Upon looting the bigshot's body, I discover a ledger in which he wrote about running over drunkards and getting erect for multiple days afterward as a result. I am nonplussed by this information, and I enter the city. I am traveling from one part of the city to the other after finishing a quest when I'm stopped by a random encounter. A concerned father is looking for his son, whom I've just passed in an alley. He is very worried for his safety. I tell him where his son is, and he proceeds into the alley and starts beating the boy for sniffing glue instead of selling it as told. Unperturbed, I reach the halfway point of my journey. A woman on the streetcorner is ranting about turnips. She has hooks for hands and implores me, in her manic raving, to worship her turnip god. I tell her to get a job and proceed onward. On the way, I am stopped by another random encounter. A drunken man has fallen into a snowbank and passed out. People on the street are passing him by, paying him no mind. Instead of waking the man, I rifle through his pockets for money and leave him to his fate. Finally, I have reached my destination. A stuttering, bespectacled journalist tasked me with investigating the death of a criminal kingpin some years prior. After talking with a detective and some former associates of said kingpin, I have brought the whole sordid tale to the journalist. He pays me with fifty rubles and four candies. Play this game.
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much better than Atom RPG, as it cuts down on pointless fast travelling, has a tighter story, provides more role playing and choices, and overall polish in everything.
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Wow! What an improvement over the first game. I tried off and on to finish the first one and only recently finished it. While it was very charming, it had a few issues that dragged down the experience. The same cannot be said for this amazing sequel! Combat is mostly the same but the builds are way better with more player freedom as well as much improved animations. The leap in graphical fidelity is noticeable with much more detailed environments . Map traversal is different. There's less exploration in the over-world but there's a large variety of interesting encounters and dense, well-crafted zones. I hope there is eventually another entry in this series because while I found the first game to lean a bit too hard into parody and reference humor, this one stands on it's own with the likes of others great CRPGs
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ATOM RPG Trudograd is currently priced at 10.99€ on Steam.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 10.99€ on Steam.
ATOM RPG Trudograd received 3,540 positive votes out of a total of 4,300 achieving a rating of 7.97.
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ATOM RPG Trudograd was developed and published by AtomTeam.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is playable and fully supported on Windows.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is playable and fully supported on Linux.
ATOM RPG Trudograd is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for ATOM RPG Trudograd. Explore additional content available for ATOM RPG Trudograd on Steam.
ATOM RPG Trudograd does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
ATOM RPG Trudograd does not support Steam Remote Play.
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