Atomic Heart II has been unveiled

Atomic Heart 2 is coming, and it promises to “raise the bar for what an open-world action RPG can do”

At Summer Game Fest, Mundfish has unveiled Atomic Heart II, a new retrofuturistic RPG from Mundfish. With this new game, Mundfish aims to expand the game to a “global scale” and “raise the bar for what an open-world action RPG can do”.

Based on the trailer, the game appears crazy in scope. We have vehicles racing across beaches, Cyberpunk-like nightclubs, combat with wall-running, telekinetic and more. We even have a strange flesh monster that needs an injection for some reason. Whatever that was, it looks nuts, and every large RPG needs a little crazy.

Atomic Heart 2 is an action-adventure role-playing game that brings you back to a retrofuturistic universe, full of new dangers. The sequel features a living world rich with possibilities and places a heavy emphasis on story, role-playing elements, and player freedom. The story unfolds in an alternate-history world, with events now expanding to a global scale. Return to the magnificent world of science and technology, and find out what the next chapter has in store for you!

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Atomic Heart 2 premises a “heavy emphasis on the story, role-playing elements, and player freedom.” The game is set in an alternative reality that combines Atom-punk design, Bioshock elements, and Soviet influences.

Based on the game’s trailer, Atomic Heart 2 is graphically stunning. Note that the trailer says that the game is coming to “PC and Consoles.” Neither Xbox Series/S nor PlayStation 5 is specified (Does this game target next-gen consoles?). Sadly, the game lacks a release date, and no raw gameplay has been released for the game. That means that we shouldn’t expect this game to launch anytime soon. Regardless, I’m excited to see this series taking things to the next level.

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