In the design of the world, the enemies, and the weapons, you can see that the developers put a lot of time into thinking, researching, and ultimately extrapolating what future Soviet Technology would look like. The game looks outlandish partly because of the intensive worldbuilding that’s gone into this game. All presented with crisp, brightly-colored graphics courtesy of the Unreal Engine. So the end product is something fantastical and weird, but also strangely modern and familiar. Mundfish seems to have combined this aesthetic with a modern digital finish, as you’ll see that the menus and computer interfaces you come across in Facility 3826 all have a sleek, minimalist finish. The design of Atomic Heart is a vision of what the Soviets thought the future would look like, a perspective that is rarely seen, especially in the west. You’ve got creepy-looking mustachioed science androids, you’ve got railguns, you’ve got Kalashnikovs, you’ve got the weird-looking architecture straight out of 1950s Science Fiction but looks rather off because it’s Russian.
That’s just the first taste of the Soviet Superscience presented to us in Atomic Heart, and I couldn’t get enough of it. Once you’ve gotten on land, you walk down sun-lit streets with scientists hawking so-called THOUGHT devices that connect directly to your mind, with moving billboards advertising the things as if they were smartphones. As you paddle yourself down a canal, one of the flying robots hovers near you and offers a soda. The first few minutes of Atomic Heart show you apartment blocks built in the Socialist Classicist style mixed with androids and robots that fly with orb-shaped propellers. Visuals and Worldbuilding Bring Soviet Superscience to Life The base game's length, replayability, and time needed for 100% completion.Įnglish Voice Acting Is Divisive but Decent, Soundtrack Rocks Rating how the game's music grips players during battle and cutscenes, and how well the voice acting and other sounds are done. Rating how beautiful the game's graphics are as well as its user interface. How we rate the gameplay mechanics and systems designed in the game.
Rating the plot, characters, as well as pacing, and overall depth of the story. The scores are added together, then multiplied by two. The scores available range from 1-10 with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. Will this First-Person Action RPG and its fast-paced gameplay and crisp visuals bring out the proletarian in you? Find out in Game8's review!Ītomic Heart Review and Score Explanation Atomic Heart Score Explanation Overall The Revolution will be Polymerized, and you can see it first-hand in Mundfish's debut title Atomic Heart.
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