Since we received Atomic Heart at the and of last week, it was a bit too short to be able to complete the game. After playing it for a few hours, we must say we haven't been disappointed so far. Munfish's title is clelarly reminiscent of BioShock Infinite, PREY and even Control, but it still manages to have a strong personality thanks to its art style and its game world. It's also very impressive visually, especially considering it's the studio's first project and it is not a triple-A title at all. As we could try the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, we spotted a few differences in terms of performance. It might be a bug and we definitely saw frame drops in some specific instances when playing the Series X version on Saturday. It happened during the introduction in the elevator and can be seen in our Xbox gameplay video (as a comparison check out the French Gamersyde Offline video on PS5). Oddly, it didn't happen on Sony's console despite the fact that we played the full introduction twice. Cutscenes aren't as steady as gameplay sequences, but it's not really an issue. We're also wondering of image quality isn't a tad softer on Series X, but contrary to the difference in performance, we're not quite sure on this one. Anyway, whatever the console you'll be playing on, the game looks gorgeous.

Atomic Heart will be available on February 21 on consoles and PC but if you have subscribed to Game Pass you will be able to play the game with no extra cost. A new video has just been released on YouTube so check it out if you don't mind the compression.

Yesterday's Game Awards allowed Focus Entertainment and Mundfish to show a bit more of the highly anticipated Atomic Heart. The game will be released on February 21 so early 2023 is hsaping up pretty nicely from the looks of it. The YouTube trailer is available inside.

Now published by Focus Entertainment, Atomic Heart is now set to release on February 21 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One et PC. A fast paced trailer came out on YouTube to celebrate the news.

Atomic Heart is still announced for this year, which is great news considering how intriguing the game is. A new video came out yesterday on the game's YouTube channel so as we haven't been able to get our hands on a HQ version of it, here it is. Provided the game does not get delayed at the very last minute, we should find out soon what it's worth. If you have a Game Pass subscription, you will be happy to know that you won't even need to buy the game to give it a go.

Atomic Heart has been confirmed for a 2022 release though we'll have to wait until the end of the year. There are still many unanswered questions regarding the game but its world is undeniably appealing. Let's hope it will deliver on its promises.

Atomic Heart is an action RPG that takes place in the Soviet Union in an alternative reality sometime in 1955, where technology like the internet, holograms and robots have already been invented. No release date for the moment.