Here the Soviet Union thrived, gaining technological advancements with it. With Atomic Heart, players are getting an FPS experience set in an alternate 1955 reality.
At the moment there is no set release date.We won’t spoil the game here in case you haven’t already played through it.
Atomic Heart will release on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC via Steam. You can check the trailer out for yourself below. I hope Mundfish is able to keep the momentum going and make this game into something really cool. In terms of gameplay, the trailer gives me a similar vibe to Prey and Bioshock. The setting of an alternate history version of the Soviet Union seems really interesting and the accompanying art direction is on-point. I’ve followed Atomic Heart for some time, and I’m personally really excited to see where the project goes. During the battle, you can clearly hear Mick Gordon’s contribution to the soundtrack (Mick Gordon is largely known for his work on Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal). Among which is the centerpiece of the trailer, a mini-boss named Plyush, which looks to be an amorphous blob of tentacles. Up until now, most of the enemies shown were mechanical in nature, however, this trailer focuses on organic, plant-like creatures that we’ve only seen brief glimpses of. Combat also appears to be much more fluid, and the player’s arsenal has expanded considerably, which will hopefully lead to some interesting gameplay opportunities. In comparison to the previous 10-minute trailer, there is an obvious increase in production value in addition to an overhauled HUD. Five months since the last teaser, developer Mundfish has dropped another lengthy gameplay trailer featuring various gameplay improvements and a much clearer picture of the final game. If you’re a fan of action-horror games, then Atomic Heart is definitely a title you want to keep an eye on.
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