Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Feb 21, 2023

  Some will see this as a Soviet BioShock, others will remember it for the tall commie robo mommies.
• Nunjiko

  Feb 21, 2023

  Atomic heart relases and you can rizz the hot twin robots
• gamedeal user

  Feb 21, 2023

  Thank you for bringing something original to the table. Gentlemen, welcome to the Sovietshock.
• Sinh

  Feb 21, 2023

  1. Mick Gordon 2. Dommy Mommy Robot Twins
• gamedeal user

  Feb 21, 2023

  In the past few years, the fear of robots coming to life has been limited to movies.

  But with the advancement of artificial intelligence, it's slowly approaching reality. Atomic Heart also tries to portray a similar scenario. We have seen this scenario many times, but it will have unique charms this time. Mundfish Studio's Atomic Heart looked like it wasn't doing well on release day, but it became one of the hottest picks for 2023. Reviewed on an early product key

  Story

  Take today's technological progress and take it to the 1930s to 1960s. When the Soviet Union was still at work, war with the West was still one of the options on the table. After a technical/industrial revolution, the Soviet government acquires the technology to build robots and artificial intelligence. The Soviet effort is to become more potent by mass producing these robots and exporting them to the West in addition to huge profits. These robots are made in different types and for various purposes, from defense against the influence of foreign forces to help in logging, providing services, etc. Everything looks good from the outside, but the point is that robots have built-in capabilities for aggressive behavior. This capability could have become a plan to conquer the world by supplying robots to the Western country, but the Soviet Union would fall into the well it had dug for others. The aggressive mode of the robots is suddenly activated, and they turn the whole city into a massive ruin after killing people. Your task as Major Nechaev, or in other words, one of the special agents of the KGB organization, is to find the hands behind the curtain and the perpetrators of this great disaster, in addition to controlling the situation and ending the killing of people. Of course, the story of the game has its unique twists. Nechaev forgot his past after an accident and repeatedly mentioned this issue during the game. This issue, along with the politicization of the loss of control of the robots, will lead you into a cascade of accidents whose experience in the world of Atomic Heart is extremely attractive.

  Graphics and Performance

  Atomic Heart is exactly what we expect from a video game in 2023. Eye-catching visual effects, captivating storytelling, fun gameplay, and, most importantly, decent performance on PC! After going through things like Hogwarts Legacy and Forspoken, I couldn't believe that I was getting that much performance. Visually, nothing bad can be said about Atomic Heart. The game is stunning and made with the latest technologies in the video game industry. And On the other hand, it's well-optimized for pc, which gives you no problem experiencing it.

  Gameplay

  I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a first-person shooter with sci-fi elements this much. Everything in Atomic Heart is designed in the best possible way. A new technology in the form of a polymer glove called Charles is in your hands, which has many functions, from looting the room to giving electric shocks to the enemies, etc. This glove is also considered your artificial intelligence companion. Almost 95% of the game time, you are talking to him, and these conversations entertain you in addition to clarifying many issues and points of the story along the way. One of the things you never get tired of during the game is looting the environment. All you have to do is point your glove at the chests and drawers of a room by holding a button, and then you will be faced with the charming animation of all of them opening and the items scattering in the air. The environment of Atomic Heart is designed semi-open and has prepared many surprises for people who are considered curious. Some rare items or designs related to constructing attachments and weapons can be found in parts of the game that your path does not usually meet. Of course, the ability to scan with your gloves makes you not miss anything in the surrounding environment. or even identify the enemies and find a way to deal with them. In Atomic Heart, you are free to choose your weapon. Of course, these weapons will become available over time, and you can upgrade them by finding the required items. You can use an axe that gives an electric shock to the enemies or a shotgun with a lot of kick and, of course, a disastrous effect. You are also provided with interesting individual abilities that are not available from the beginning of the game, but by progressing and spending the points you collect, you can use them to make Nechaev more powerful. By using role-playing elements, the game makes each person's experience different from the other, and everyone moves the story forward in their own way. An essential part of the game is dedicated to puzzles and locks that you may have seen in other games. The same variety of puzzles helps and saves the game's rhythm at critical points. On the other hand, Atomic Heart owes part of its charm to the presence of Mick Gordon. He is a composer best known for his heavy riffs in the last two games of DOOM. Just get to a boss fight, and that's where the beat of the music captivates you.

  Conclosion

  Is Atomic Heart perfect? No. Sometimes the game's combat system (especially with the use of Melee weapons) becomes annoying. On the other hand, the game's creators have greatly dragged out some events and incidents of the story to prolong the experience. Three hours of Atomic Heart gameplay can be spent finding the keys to a door, an issue that is repeated several times in the game. But in general, we are facing one of the best games of 2023, which can compensate for the lack of a good Bioshock for a few hours. Atomic Heart entered 2023 with full hands. The correct use of role-playing elements and the design of a dynamic and semi-open world have made Atomic Heart's storytelling more memorable than we expected.

  Should I Buy?

  We last had a Bioshock years ago, but how many first-person shooters with sci-fi/semi-open environments do you know that have made good use of that potential? Atomic Heart is an attractive option for fans of these elements. If you're not into sci-fi/fiction, don't like first-person shooters, or want to spend your time playing something else, don't play Atomic Heart! Yea, just that…Because there is no particular reason not to experience this game. The duration of the story: 20 hours

  Rating: 9/10

• General Gustav

  Feb 21, 2023

  unplayable on ultrawide havent found a fix yet (the game is very zoomed in) edit: a few nice people commented on my profile and the program flawless widescreen fixed all my issues great game so far.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 21, 2023

  you can't skip the 6 hour sex cutscene with the androids
• Kiefer

  Feb 21, 2023

  Feels like this game has been in development since the time it takes place in
• hilmirnoi

  Feb 21, 2023

  Robussy
• Saint Index

  Feb 21, 2023

  It's got atomic heart. Play it with the Russian voice-over. There is a robot playing Russian techno that makes me wish I knew Russian. While there are some pieces so far that are going for more immersion than game play - it delivers on what it is meant to be. Worth it!