Oh Robots are attacking!? Didn't see that coming! - Atomic Heart Game Review

We are looking at the far future of technology when Humans and Robots work together...Nothing wrong will ever happen with this...Nope...LIES! Today we are looking at a game called Atomic Heart developed by Mundfish This game was visually stunning and had a great level and world design. Several things bothered me, but overall I like this game and the developers who put a lot of work into it. Some things about Atomic heart annoyed me greatly, but I could handle them.

Atomic Heart (Reviewed) Developer: Mundfish Publisher: Focus Entertainment, 4Divinity Released: 20 Feb, 2023 Price: $60 USD Atomic Heart takes place in the Soviet Union's most important scientific research facility, Facility 3826. You play as Major Sergey Nechayev (P-3) a Wartime veteran with serious memory issues as a result. The Soviet Union has made strides in robotics technology, and wishes to expand this technology to take over the entire world. The commander has complete control over P-3, which functions as his right hand man, much like a mercenary dog.

Atomic Heart is undoubtedly the strangest blend of shooter, RPG, and adventure game that I’ve played in a long time. Maybe it’s because of the retro-futuristic 1950s USSR setting, the talking dead folk, the mutants, or the horny robot named Nora, who alternated between wanting to kill me and wanting to jump my bones. But it’s precisely this uniqueness that kept me invested in the narrative—even as poor pacing and rough dialogue kept it from earning a lasting place in my heart.