I can say that much of what I’ve seen looks downright terrifying and definitely not for the faint of heart.Ī release date for Atomic Heart hasn’t been announced but it will launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
And Mundfish’s clips do a good job of setting up an incredibly odd atmosphere and tone without giving away too many details. Gameplay-wise, Atomic Heart reminds me of the first Bioshock game.Īfter watching the compilation multiple times, I still can’t tell you exactly what the narrative is all about outside of what has already been provided. There’s that terrifying beast that emerges from a hole in the ground that P-3 fights at the 5:25 mark, and the sauntering bear-man-thing with the bloody head at the 8:32 mark is the stuff of literal nightmares. The adversaries shown vary from cyborgs (they’re like an interesting cross between the ones in I, Robot and Alien: Isolation) to powerful monsters.
Armed with a robust selection of firearms and melee weapons, you’ll traverse the various environments to unearth the secrets behind the Soviet Union’s creations while fighting off a bevy of the wild experiments that roam the land. The brief minute or so of Atomic Heart gameplay footage shows us how the upcoming title will adopt raytracing and DLSS (deep learning super sampling) via Nvidia GeForce RTX. You play as a special KGB agent named P-3. Mundfish’s upcoming open-world RPG is set in an alternate reality where the USSR has made substantial technological advancements that push it decades ahead of any other world power.
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