A 22-minute gameplay video of Atomic Heart, a new adventure first-person shooter developed and released by Russia-based gaming studio Mundfish, has been released. A 22-minute gameplay video shared by GameCrossdemonstrates the promising potential of Atomic Heart. It comes across as an immersive simulation with impressive shooter and fighting mechanics. Inside is a craft system in which weapons can be assembled from metal parts that can be removed/removed from robots. The number of munitions is quite small. This suggests to us that privacy is at the forefront. The game; it allows players to develop their weapons and abilities for a long time. At the same time, there are some puzzles in the game that players need to solve.
The fascinating story of Atomic Heart
Any soviet union theme that has been used or used has always been interesting. Atomic Heart is also a game that benefits from this blessing. Our main character in the adventure first-person shooter type game is a special agent codenamed P-3. In the play about an alternate universe and set during the Soviet Union, the P-3, commissioned by the Soviet government for a secret job, makes an unsuccessful landing at a factory called “3826”. He begins to research what is happening in and around the factory and tries to defeat the artificial intelligence that comes his way to salvation.
The game, which has attracted attention with its graphics as well as its storylines, recently released a promotional video showing technologies such as Ray Tracing and DLSS.
You can add it to your wish list via Steam to stay up to date with the latest game developments and to buy when the game comes out. If you wish, you can join the game’s official Discord channel and get in close contact with both developers and players.
Mundfish plans to release the game in 2021, but no exact release date has been given at this time. You can also express your opinions about atomic heart in the new adventure first person shooter genre in the comments.
The game is scheduled to be released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and Series S and Xbox One.
