Atomic Heart

To me it's very much Fallout meets Bioshock, it of course comes with flaws, but actually runs pretty smoothly for the most part, the unlocking mechanism can be repetitive I feel they could've come up with more unique puzzles but of course that isn't a deal breaker, I know there is controversy regarding the game however, little to no details about it have actually been confirmed, it is in the end just a game and and a really good game at that, if you're a fan of Fallout, Wolfenstein or Bioshock. This game will meet or exceed the needs, the use of your left hand for abilities and your right for weapons is a mechanic I feel can be used more but is again something that's know for being used in Bioshock, I give this game an 8/10, has its flaws but anyone that just decides to play it for what it is will get a kick out of it.

This a first aaa game no wonder it hasn't find yet their identity in terms of overall #artdirection I'm thinking that's it is still has something to work on nontheless. The theme is quite confusing but also cool at the same time all because it came out in the time like this. I wish to believe there aren't much propaganda is out there bcs main studio I heard based in Cyprus which leads me to belive they flee there when the war is outburst. First of all I like how optimization was made, then the art style its quite unique, but I also first time noticed a fully synced lips with native russian talk in the game. I would nominate the game with much lesser score if it was not the first game by the studio. I hope they patch things up the game and, later will find they're own voice. Because it's so much easier to use themes as colossal as soviet union was. Than it is to find distinct voice and make it popular.

The graphics were absolutely amazing and they created a beautiful landscape. (If you are playing on a 3090)

There were some bugs and dialogue scuff but it is assumed that this will be patched. My biggest problem with the game was the lack of an FOV slider. (Can be fixed with mods)

As someone who does not usually enjoy single player games as I prefer FPS and 80% of single player games are the simple mechanic of swinging a sword (or some melee weapon) I this is an amazing experience to add to the single player genre.

Very much enjoyed the story and twists to it, as well as the fighting mechanics. If you enjoyed old Fallout games and Bioshock then I recommend.

In the world with "bad russians" and "make amerika great again" games, first really interested, good game about USSR.

Interested, original plot, good dialogs, great music. I have some questions to purple hair on girl in soviet union in 50s, and cars from 70s, but not to much people notice it.

Of the minuses, it is worth noting that the rather monotonous optional dungeons and endlessly repairable robots.

Guys who give the game 1 point because there is Soviet propaganda, apparently they don't admit at all that there can be any other positive side in the game except for the United States. I hope this game and its sales will show developers that there is nothing to be ashamed of and make games about their countries, let there be more games with a variety of lore.

I rate games on one factor above all: fun. Atomic Heart brought that and so much more. It's always great to see new idea sand experiences unlike games have previously explored. Many have compared this to Bioshock and although I see the similarities I think they're only similar in a very abstract atmospheric, or thematic sense. Atomic heart nails the first person shooter while being the versatility in combat that modern games have made standard. The game clearly prioritizes your fun above all with dynamic skill trees that can be adjusted at will and three difficulty mode expertly curated per player's desired play style. Normally I play games on their highest difficulty, but the masochistic icon which depicts it as a man being tied down and beaten by robots represents the setting aptly. I suggest playing on the middle difficulty for greater enjoyment. Overall, I truly recommend this to anyone in search of a game of a gripping single player experience.