Atomic Heart, an action-adventure RPG game set in the alternate Soviet Union in the 1950s, will be released on February 21 next year. It is a violent game in which the player has to compete against a network consisting of many bots.

atomic heart It can be described as a retro adventure game where a lot of shooting and fighting has to be done and in which the RPG elements present themselves as well. The game takes place in an alternate reality: the Soviet Union in 1955. Advanced robots defeated the Germans in 1941. Automation represents a large part of the workforce required, due to the many casualties of the war. A technical revolution has already taken place. The Internet is already there, the bots are gradually starting to rebel and they are being deployed in a coordinated manner across a neural network. As a player, you take on the role of an unstable KGB agent who must investigate a factory that has been closed due to an accident. It is important to survive here and contain the consequences of the accident.

The trailer is a series of quick and short action scenes with a lot of violence. Among them are mutant scientists, masked Soviet soldiers, and hostile robots. The player has to fight a lot, with both melee and firearms available, as well as supernatural abilities coming from the special fighting gauntlet. According to the Russian developer Mundfish, everything can be used as a weapon and you have to pay close attention to the environment and what the enemies are doing. Partly because of this, every fight will be different, according to the studio. Weapons are also upgradable and hacking allows the player to break into facilities without being detected. The latter is not an unnecessary luxury; If you are caught above or below ground, reinforcements will come from a nearby factory.

Atomic Heart was announced back in 2018 and appears to be inspired by games like those from the Wolfenstein series, BioShock, and Stalker. game show steam and in Windows Store It is released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series.