As mentioned previously, Atomic Heart is a first-person shooter with RPG elements sprinkled on top for some good measure. But of course, the reason that most people would be trying Atomic Heart would be its gameplay. Mundfish has a great opportunity to craft an engaging narrative with Atomic Heart, one that excellently combines its alternate history setting with a philosophical angle for a memorable narrative, and we really hope that the developer nails this aspect of the experience as well. Additionally, developer Mundfish is also teasing an element of philosophy with this narrative – as you will probably uncover many secrets surrounding the prospect of humanity’s extinction and how technology is simultaneously humanity’s biggest asset and biggest threat. You play as a soldier named Agent P-3, who is sent on a high-stakes mission to stop the machines from accomplishing their goals. There are also secret experiments and turned mutants that have been created to overthrow humanity in this war for survival.
But everything in this apparently utopian world isn’t hunky dory, and the machines have waged a rebellion against humanity. You see, the game is set in an alternate universe where the Soviet Union made a lot of technological progress during World War 2, and rapidly developed robots and automation technologies that helped craft a machine-driven society. Thanks to its captivating art style and bright color palette, Atomic Heart instantly stands out from most of the action RPGs and third-person shooters that are currently on the market. There are very few games that manage to leave a long-lasting impact within a few seconds, and A tomic Heart is one such game. While a basic overview of the game has been available to fans, recent gameplay trailers have shed more light on Atomic Heart – and the game is looking to be an absolutely insane experience.
Of course, the year is far from over – and we still have a lot to look forward to in the upcoming months.ĭeveloper Mundfish’s upcoming Atomic Heart is one such game that has long been in development, and it seems that we will finally be able to get our hands on the game – hopefully sometime between September and December this year. While the after-effects of the pandemic can still be felt with delays and unfinished products still being commonplace amongst the barrage of AAA and AA releases, we have been treated to some excellent games like Elden Ring and H orizon Forbidden West among others. 2022 has been an absolutely rollercoaster year for video games.
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