Atomfall Game Adaptation Enters Television Production
Rebellion's successful post-apocalyptic game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV series. Two Brothers Pictures will produce the show, with Harry and Jack Williams writing. The series will expand on the game's unique British tone and mythology.
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Rebellion's Atomfall is being turned into a TV series
Rebellion's post-apocalyptic survival-action game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV series through a co-production with Two Brothers Pictures. The series will expand on the game's mythology, inspired by the 1957 Windscale disaster, while maintaining its distinct British tone and themes. Rebellion has also announced that Atomfall has reached over 3.7 million players globally since its launch on March 27, 2025.
Atomfall is getting a TV show adaptation
Two Brothers Pictures will produce a television show adaptation of the video game Atomfall. Further details regarding the show's plot or cast have not yet been released.
Finally, someone is making a TV show based on a videogame that I actually want to watch
Rebellion has announced a TV show adaptation for their successful game Atomfall, which was the company's most successful launch in its 30-year history. The adaptation aims to capture the game's distinctive British tone, blending sci-fi, folk horror, action, and comedy elements.
Atomfall is being turned into a TV series
Rebellion's BAFTA award-winning game Atomfall is being adapted into a television series by Two Brothers Pictures. The adaptation will expand upon the game's alternative-history 1962 Northern England setting, which follows a player emerging into a militarized Quarantine Zone after a nuclear disaster. The game's developers, Jason and Chris Kingsley, expressed excitement about the partnership to bring the story to a new medium.
Atomfall TV Show in the Works from Two Brothers Pictures
Rebellion and Two Brothers Pictures have announced that the video game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV show. The series will be written by Harry and Jack Williams, known for their work on Fleabag and The Missing. The adaptation aims to capture the game's distinctive British tone and unsettling story.
Atomfall Joins the Ranks of The Last of Us and Fallout with Its Own TV Series Adaptation
The post-apocalyptic British game Atomfall is being adapted into a television series by Two Brothers Pictures, the production company behind The Tourist. Rebellion, the game's developer and publisher, is involved with Chris and Jason Kingsley serving as executive producers. This adaptation joins other recent video game series like The Last of Us and Fallout.
Following in Fallout's footsteps, British post-apocalyptic survival jaunt Atomfall's now getting a TV show too
Rebellion has announced that their post-apocalyptic survival game Atomfall is being adapted into a TV show by Two Brothers Pictures. Harry and Jack Williams are writing the series, with Rebellion's Jason and Chris Kingsley serving as executive producers. While a release date and specific plot details are unconfirmed, the adaptation will explore life in the Windscale quarantine zone.
3.7 million players later, UK-made action-survival game Atomfall is getting its own TV show
Rebellion and Two Brothers Pictures have announced a television adaptation of the action-survival game Atomfall. The series will be written and executive produced by Harry and Jack Williams, with Rebellion co-founders Jason and Chris Kingsley also serving as executive producers. The game, which won Best British Game at the BAFTA Game Awards, is inspired by the 1957 Windscale disaster and explores themes of post-war British identity and nuclear paranoia.
