Here it be, and there’s also an original Russian version if you’d prefer less questionable lip syncing.ĭespite the Glove's proximity to BioShock's Plasmids, word from developers Mundfish is that this won't be a retread of immersive sims past. Not to mention some fresh looks at Atomic Heart’s combat, which blends axes and AK-47s with the the superpowers of 'the Glove'. And in the meantime, there’s plenty of weirdness to pick apart in the trailer: moustachioed androids, giant drill worms, a flying city, and that pyromaniac nan from the E3 2022 trailer. This does at least narrow Atomic Heart’s release date to the final four months of the year. There’s your release window, puzzle fans. As in, “#ber” literally pops up on screen. It looks like the four-year wait for answers will end this year, though: a new story trailer ends with confirmation of a 2022 launch, apparently in a month ending in “ber”. At the very least, the trailers the studio keeps releasing are entertaining to watch.Freaky sci-fi shooter Atomic Heart has often been as mysterious as the Soviet research base-cum-house of robot horrors it takes place in. Attempting to make a game to stand alongside it is a huge goal, but Mundfish might be onto something with Atomic Heart. Players are still finding strange, unexpected ways to play Doom - the original game's ability to run on almost anything has been a meme for a while now, but it has also further cemented the game's continued cultural relevance. Then, there's a plethora of humanoid mutants, which the player frequently blows to fleshy bits. Other robots are even more human-like, with faces, skin, and clothes at one point in the trailer, the player is shown forcibly connecting to one via a bundle of cables that appear from their hand and a port on the android's back.

These boss fights are huge and flashy, and will likely challenge the player's sharpest skills. Also of note are the largest machines with human names like Rosa and Natasha.

This trailer is mostly combat-focused, so new plot developments aren't really present, though the two dancing robots are potentially relevant. Honestly, it seems like they probably should have sent more than one guy. The player controls a KGB agent known only as P-3 who has been sent to clean up the mess created at a remote scientific facility. What's Atomic Heart even about? Beyond the basic premise, plot details are scarce.

Atom heart trailer