In Atomic Heart, a system failure at Soviet facility #3826 causes the machines to rebel against the people. You are Major P-3, a private agent, and your task is to minimize the consequences of this "system failure" and prevent the leakage of classified information. To succeed, you'll have to do your homework and study every deadly enemy to avoid becoming their next victim, as secret experiments have resulted in terrifying mutants, implacable machines, and bloodthirsty creatures.
Atomic Heart trailer for "Music Tied Us" Track Triggered Tsunami on Twitter
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At E3, a new trailer for the Russian post-apocalyptic shooter Atomic Heart was shown to the track of the 80s band Mirage - “Music has connected us”.
In fact, it was very unusual. I sat in front of the screen for a couple of minutes and digested what I saw and heard. In addition to the anticipation of the game itself, which promises to be a hit, the action shown under the folk hit of the eighties had a doubling effect of pride in our game dev.
Looks like the trailer and soundtrack are not just me. The Internet reacted violently to the new gameplay demo, causing a stir on social media.
Now we know why the creators of Atomic Heart hired Mick Gordon to write remixes for Mirage. — Naritsa (@m_Naritsa) June 13, 2021
And this is a small part of what they write on the Internet.
The game itself will be released on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
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