Paradox: Afterworld draws on Bronze Age collapse, not Fallout
Paradox detailed the setting of its post-apocalyptic North American grand strategy game Afterworld: its tribes view the "ancients" as a fallen empire, with the Bronze Age collapse as a key reference rather than Fallout. Each campaign is preceded by a 100-year simulation of the Fall.
- Afterworld is a Paradox grand strategy game set in post-apocalyptic North America
- Its setting draws on the Bronze Age collapse; Fallout is not a top-five reference
- Each campaign simulates 100 years of calamity with varied regional disasters
- Factions include remnants of the US Pacific Fleet, Amish, Mormons and Indigenous nations
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