Atomic Heart
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RELEASE SIZE: 90 GB
DEVELOPER: Mundfish
PUBLISHER: Focus Entertainment, 4Divinity
RELEASE DATE: 21 Feb, 2023
GENRE: Horror Puzzle Mystery FPS
ALL REVIEWS: Very Positive (17,191)
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About This Game
Atomic Heart revolves around a KGB agent dispatched to investigate Facility 3826, a top-secret network of city-sized research centers and factories scattered across an alternate-history Soviet Union. The perils players encounter in the game – killer robots, bio-weapons, zombies – are fantastical, but the concept of hidden research cities is very much real. Naukograds – literally “Science Cities” – were closed communities hidden from the world at large, built by Gulag labor and permanently staffed with scientists working on nuclear technology, biological warfare, spaceflight, and other military pursuits. Many of these closed cities are still running today under the current Russian Federation, sealed away from the outside world…Atomic Heart
Atomic Heart is an adventure first-person shooter, events of which unfold in an alternative universe, during the high noon of the Soviet Union. The main character of the game is a special agent, who was sent to a highly secret object by the Soviet government after it went radio silent.
System Requirements
MINIMUM:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 – 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3 3.7 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVidia GeForce GTX 1050Ti (4GB VRAM)
- Storage: 9 GB available space
- Additional Notes: The game should run smoothly on low settings on most GPUs with 3GB VRAM (such as Radeon R9-280x). However, it will nearly max out the VRAM usage on such cards
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Plot
Setting Atomic Heart
- Atomic Heart takes place on the grounds of Facility 3826, the Soviet Union's foremost scientific research hub in an alternate history 1955. In 1936, scientist Dmitry Sechenov developed a liquidized programmable module called the Polymer, sparking massive technological breakthroughs in the fields of energy and robotics in the USSR and freeing much of the populace from manual labor. When World War II broke out, the Soviets quickly gained the upper hand, but just before Nazi Germany was defeated in 1942 they unleashed the Brown Plague virus, leaving millions dead and creating an international demand for Soviet robots to compensate for the resulting worker shortage. As part of the Soviet Union's post-war reconstruction programme, Dr. Sechenov created a wireless, networked artificial intelligence called "Kollektiv 1.0" that linked his robots together for greater efficiency.
- Most recently, Sechenov developed the THOUGHT neuroconnector, a device that integrates Polymer into the human body and allows humans to remotely interface with robots. THOUGHT is to be released alongside Kollektiv 2.0, and Sechenov boasts that it will usher in a true post-labor era for the entire world.[5] However, Kollektiv 2.0's official launch on 13 June 1955 goes awry, plunging Facility 3826 into chaos.
Synopsis Atomic Heart
- Agent P-3 is a WWII veteran with memory problems. He is invited to assist in the rollout of Kollektiv 2.0 at Facility 3826, but he finds that robots massacred most human personnel. Sechenov explains that Petrov sabotaged the Kollektiv 1.0 node and asks P-3 to apprehend Petrov. With his AI partner CHAR-les (nicknamed "Charles") attached to his glove, P-3 must confront homicidal robots and failed biomechanical experiments while dealing with growing mental instability.
- P-3 tracks down Petrov and finds out that he is working with Filatova. Petrov flees and is apparently killed by a robot. Meanwhile, the Politburo grows suspicious about what is happening. Molotov, a member of the Politburo threatens to shut down Sechenov's "Atomic Heart" project. Charles explains to P-3 that Sechenov and the Politburo are in a struggle over who will control Kollektiv. Sechenov orders P-3 to intercept Molotov, but once P-3 makes contact, he blacks out and wakes up to find Molotov murdered.
- P-3 finds Petrov, who rants about how Sechenov plans to enslave the world. He tells P-3 that the rogue robots had a combat mode installed beforehand. Petrov then gives P-3 a pair of rings and commits suicide. When Sechenov asks about the rings, P-3 lies, and concludes that Sechenov and the Politburo's "Atomic Heart" project involves distributing combat robots disguised as civilian robots to seize nuclear power plants. P-3 takes Petrov's head to a lab to extract his memories, but Filatova destroys the machine and knocks P-3 out.
- When P-3 wakes up, Filatova reveals to him that Kollektiv is a means to mind-control people. Shocked, P-3 works with Filatova to find out the truth from Sechenov. In the lab, P-3 discovers that Charles isn't an AI, but the mind of Chariton Zakharov, Sechenov's friend and a fellow researcher presumably murdered by Sechenov. Using Zakharov's security clearance, they uncover more of P-3's past. P-3 learns that in order to fix his brain injury, Sechenov installed a Polymer implant, erasing memories of his deceased wife Ekaterina (whose memories have been implanted into Sechenov’s robotic ballerina bodyguards called the Twins), and giving Sechenov the ability to control him. Furious, P-3 decides to confront Sechenov.
- However, P-3 blacks out again and wakes up in the care of his mother-in-law. She reveals that P-3 had killed Filatova while blacked out. At this point, P-3 can either choose to leave Facility 3826 or confront Sechenov, resulting in different endings.
- If P-3 refuses to confront Sechenov, he destroys Charles and slips out of Facility 3826 and disappears, allowing Sechenov to continue with his plans to activate Kollektiv 2.0. Charles is shown to still be alive as a small mass of living Polymer and he manages to escape as well.
- If P-3 chooses to confront Sechenov, he goes to Sechenov’s office. P-3 and Zakharov argue with Sechenov briefly before Sechenov orders the Twins to kill P-3. After P-3 defeats Sechenov’s guards, Sechenov draws a pistol but P-3 uses his glove to snatch it from him and shoots Sechenov in the gut instead. While lying bleeding on the floor, Sechenov reveals that Zakharov used P-3’s Polymer implants to cause his blackouts, killing Molotov and Filatova. P-3, now furious at Zakharov, attempts to rip him from his glove, but Zakharov electrocutes and incapacitates him before he escapes the glove in a form of gray goo. Zakharov reveals his manifesto as he jumps into a vat of red Polymer, transforming it into a massive, black humanoid. Zakharov picks up the wounded Sechenov and breaks his neck, killing him before fleeing and disappearing while P-3 presumably dies from Zakharov electrocuting him. When P-3 reawakens, he finds himself in a fantasy land of candy before one of the Twins descends upon him with an outstretched hand.
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