Fallout: Atomic Bonds — Prices

Fantasy Flight Games, Delta Vision Publishing, Galakta · Board game · 2020
Ludopedia 8.2 BGG 1–4 · best 3 Solo 120–180 min Weight 3.0/5
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RECOMMENDED

Perfect for those who prefer playing with friends rather than against them, turning wasteland brutality into cooperation.

Highlights
  • Doubles the number of available scenarios
  • Mutations and upgrades add depth
  • Ideal for groups preferring co-op
  • Seamless integration with New California
Keep in mind
  • Requires the base game to function
  • Increases management complexity
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What you do in a play session

Surviving alone in the irradiated wasteland of Fallout is stressful, but who says you have to do it without company? Atomic Bonds arrives to change the dynamics of the base game and the New California expansion, turning the fight for power into a survival partnership. Instead of trying to take down your friends to dominate the Wasteland, you can now join forces to face the dangers of the outer world, loot the best gear, and lead your faction to victory together.

The biggest strength of this pack is its versatility: it essentially doubles the number of available scenarios by converting all competitive scenarios into cooperative missions. Now, the strategy shifts completely; coordination between players becomes the key to avoiding becoming ghoul food. But it's not just about changing who wins; Atomic Bonds adds extra layers of depth with the introduction of modifications, mutations, and workshop upgrades. This means your characters can evolve in more interesting ways, making the gaming experience much richer and more varied.

If you feel that the competition in the original game sometimes creates more conflict at the table than fun, or if you simply want to experience the feeling of forming a tactical squad exploring the ruins of civilization, this upgrade is essential. It's the perfect chance to transform the lonely and brutal experience of the desert into an epic journey of friendship and mutual survival, where cooperation is the only way to truly thrive in a world that wants to kill you at every corner.

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2 items

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Rules manual — Fallout: Atomic Bonds English · PDF
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Players: Expansions Adding Cooperative Play Theme: Post-Apocalyptic Theme: Retro Video Game Theme: Fallout
Publisher Fantasy Flight Games, Delta Vision Publishing, Galakta, Hobby World
Designer Dane Beltrami

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need the base game to use Atomic Bonds?
Yes, this is an upgrade pack. You need Fallout: The Board Game to play.
What exactly does it add to the game?
It transforms all competitive scenarios (from the base game and New California) into cooperative ones, plus adds mutations and workshop upgrades.
Does the game become harder in cooperative mode?
The difficulty shifts. While you work together, coordination is essential to survive the scenario's challenges.
How many players can play with this upgrade?
The game supports 1 to 4 players, and this remains the same in cooperative mode.
Does the playtime increase?
Games typically last between 120 and 180 minutes, depending on the complexity of the chosen scenario.