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Atomic Heart
Atomic Heart

PC | PlayStation 4 | PlayStation 5 | Xbox One | Xbox Series X
Genre: First Person Shooter
Developer: Mundfish Official Site: https://www.focus-entmt.com/...
Publisher: Focus Entertainment Classification: MA15+
Release Date:
21st February 2023
Thursday, 3 August 2023
Post by Steve Farrelly @ 01:07pm 03/08/23 | 0 Comments
But also take that impressiveness with a grain of salt, as we all know how he base game definitely overpromised while underdelivering, in robotic spades. Still, what's in today's launch trailer (the new content is available now) looks mighty impressive and definitely worth at least checking out for its art-direction and space theme alone.


The Atomic Heart: Annihilation Instinct DLC debuts the Atomic Pass’ series of additional content, introducing exciting new features to complement new narrative content: a new area, new weapons, new enemies, a new glove ability…


The technological nightmare isn’t over.

Embark on a new, mind-bending journey with the Atomic Heart: Annihilation Instinct DLC and discover the truth about NORA’s story as Major P-3 is pulled back into Facility 3826. Meet the enigmatic Professor Lebedev to figure out how to suppress the AI’s insanity and curb its Annihilation Instinct.

Continue the story and go on exploring Atomic Heart’s twisted, dystopian world further as you visit the Mendeleev Complex and its surrounding swamps, a completely new area. Take on unhinged machines, shape-shifting new enemies and a brand-new boss. Unlock two new weapons: the Secateur – a ranged weapon with 2 firing modes – and the Klusha – a melee weapon that can slash and pierce! Finally, get the edge and survive by enhancing your polymeric glove with the new Technostasis ability, allowing you to manipulate time itself.
You can read our review of the base game via the link in the opening paragraph here, otherwise as also stated above, this new content is avaiable now for all platforms the game was released on.

Tuesday, 21 February 2023
Post by KostaAndreadis @ 12:00am 21/02/23 | 0 Comments
A promising bit of alternate history sci-fi with a Russian twist, Atomic Heart has been one of my most anticipated releases for quite some time, as per the headline you can probably guess that the end result didn't come close to living up to that promise.

A snippet.
One of the more immediate issues with Atomic Heart as a game is the tonal dissonance between its setting, story, and pretty much everything else. The main protagonist is an angry and unlikable cartoon character that sees every obstacle or objective placed in front of them as an affront to their existence. This is amplified to near-unseen but definitely not unheard-of levels when the in-game chatter between Major P-3 and his AI-glove CHAR-les becomes tiring.

Setting aside the poor English dub where American accents betray the art direction or the dialogue, which is both aggressive and juvenile in its overt sexualisation of random elements, it’s relentless. So much so that you could be in a heated minutes-long combat encounter with various robots and mutated humanoids or in a creepy facility looking to solve an environmental puzzle - and throughout most of that time, a swear-filled or inane dialogue exchange is happening.

Our Full Atomic Heart Review
Thursday, 2 February 2023
Post by Steve Farrelly @ 02:50pm 02/02/23 | 0 Comments
Mundfish's alt-history retro-future sci-fi shooter Atomic Heart is nearly upon us, and it's been a long time coming. We've had our eyes on this proejct since it was first announced and continue to be blown away at almost every facet of it. Including today's eight minute flurry of chaos and gunplay the studio and publisher, Focus Entertainment, have shared.


Today’s Gameplay Overview Trailer features juicy new footage, showcasing a cinematic shooter that shines not only for its combat but for its intrigue, setting, characters and deep mechanics.

Unforgiving combat and explosive encounters have you blast rogue robots, giant machines and even mutants. Make sure to adapt your fighting style to each opponent, stay wary of your environment and upgrade your equipment to make your way through artificial madness. With three difficulty levels to choose from, you can choose just how atomic you want the experience to be—whether you are a hardcore player looking for ever more challenging action, or an adventurer eager to explore eerie environments and get sucked into an engrossing narrative in a Story Mode-type experience.
Atomic Heart releases on February 21 for PC, PS4, PS5 and the Xbox family of devices.

Stay tuned for more on the game closer to release.