RELATED: The 10 Best First-Person Shooters of 2019 (According To Metacritic)įor those who may have forgotten about the existence of this sci-fi open world shooter, that’s no surprise. And that’s just what happens up to the halfway point of the Atomic Heart trailer. A gigantic metallic worm flies across the sky, a strange machine with a humanoid face stands in an empty room, glowing cables emerge from a gloved human hand. The first three seconds of the teaser seem innocent enough, with a couple of vehicles broken down in a mud-filled clearing…until a transparent globular structure as tall as a building becomes visible on the far side of said clearing. Stockhausen himself….Mundfish has released a new trailer for its upcoming first-person shooter Atomic Heart, and it’s fair to say that the footage in the short gameplay montage clarifies almost nothing about the game but definitely serves to pique interest. Tales of the dead rising back up and walking among the living, the abomination of an experiment conducted by Dr. There are rumours between the workers of the facility – the mind-boggling, horrible ones.

The team also discussed that the horrors surrounding the game revolve around Facility No 3826, via the game’s website: The trailer alone makes you feel like you’re in the heart of the action.

The game also features mechanics like weapon customization and creative takedown moves. Take a look the action-packed official trailer that was just released:Īs fans can see, players will be battling a wide range of any enemies from an army of the undead to a host of death dealing robots. Sounds like an exciting new title that developers at Mundfish are working on that will be coming out this year called Atomic Heart. Picture yourself in alternate timeline during the “high noon of the Soviet Union” where you are a secret agent with the task of uncovering the secrets of enterprise “3826.” Now picture this experience as something similar to Bioshock, Dishonered, and Fallout.

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