Droven didnвЂ™t need to see Fumbus worriedly poking a finger through the hole in his jacket pocket to realize where the gear had come from. Turning, he the mechanical вЂњgoblinвЂќ dashing down the street, chasing a bouncing metal gear. Upon realizing that Fumbus was unlikely to broach the subject of his distress without prompting, Droven finally asked, вЂњSo what happened this time?вЂќДЇumbus sheepishly explained that a piece had come off an astrolabe in one of the Grand LodgeвЂ™s smaller libraries, completely by accident of course! Before Fumbus could fix it, heвЂ™d heard the voice of an irate Valsin echoing down the halls and had fled in search of a certain inventor who the goblin assumed could set everything right.Дroven suppressed a smile and was about to tell Fumbus he could indeed fix the astrolabe when he realized heвЂ™d lost track of Whirp. Fumbus had an excessive reverence for the Pathfinder Society, and the mutton-chopped old venture-captain had a particular talent for inspiring fear in the goblin without actually doing anything to him at all. Instead, the half-orc inventor led his mechanical companion Whirp and Fumbus through the markets of the Coins district, waiting for Fumbus to own up to whatever had the goblin so worked up.Дroven suspected that Fumbus had borrowed or accidentally destroyed something valuable in the Pathfinder SocietyвЂ™s Grand Lodge and was worried that the lodgeвЂ™s steward, Ambrus Valsin, would punish him for it. Today, Fumbus wore a suspiciously guilty look on his face, and Droven had chosen to alter his normal route, which typically brought him down to the Puddles where he delivered muffins and stories to some of the local children. As expected, no sooner had DrovenвЂ™s metal-shod feet hit the cobblestones then Fumbus materialized alongside him, the quiet patter of the goblinвЂ™s wide feet slapping counterpoint to DrovenвЂ™s own clanking footsteps. Today, as most days since his return, the inventor made his way along the streets of Absalom, a covered wicker basket held in his right hand. HOME, SWEET HOMEДroven was taking time to reacquaint himself with the city that had been home for most of his life.

Nonlinear gameplay! Dozens of quests, each with many alternative solutions.Catch up on previous chapters of Wreckers Reunion here, here, and here. Many deep, multiple-choice dialogues that feel like real conversations with the unique NPCs of the game. Random encounters with the dwellers of the Soviet Wasteland - both friendly and dangerous. Turn-based combat, inspired by Fallout 1 and 2. Or simply lose yourself, fishing at a scenic pond. Work out the secrets of an old military bunker. Venture into the wilds, where mutated creatures and savage bandits lurk. Meet the other survivors in a brave new settlement, built from the dust of the old world. Many hours of gameplay on all sorts of locations. Each stat combination provides a unique gaming experience, unique dialogues, and new ways to solve some of the quests!Дozens of skills, from lockpicking to gambling! ATOM RPG is:ДЄ powerful character creation tool, aimed at making the wasteland hero you want to portray!ДЄ balanced roleplaying system inspired by GURPS. And to investigate a shadowy conspiracy, aimed at destroying all that is left of life on Earth. Your mission - to explore the wild and wondrous world of the Soviet Wasteland. You are one of the survivors of the nuclear Holocaust.

In 1986 both the Soviet Union and the Western Bloc were destroyed in mutual nuclear bombings. About This Game ATOM RPG is a post-apocalyptic indie game, inspired by classic CRPGs: Fallout, Wasteland, System Shock, Deus Ex, Baldur's Gate and many others.

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