Mundfish also revealed that Atomic Heart will have two endings, but reiterated that the game has a “strict linear” plot and fans shouldn’t expect RPG-like openness. “But everything is not as simple as it seems from the outside: the release date affects communication with publishers, it will affect the schedule of Xbox Game Pass, which Atomic Heart is a part of as well as featuring in stores and the global network of major releases (where everything is adjusted to fit each other).” Here's hoping the team can pull through a banger.“Usually, developers are very careless about the release date, they postpone it and keep saying ‘tomorrow,'” the Moscow-based studio wrote on Discord. And, of course, it'll land on Game Pass on the very same day.įans are right to be concerned about the performance of the game, especially as this is a pretty massive debut for Mundfish. Though many have commented on the fact that now is a pretty touchy time to release a game set in the Soviet Union, it's right around the corner.Ītomic Heart is set to launch on February 23 and will be available on PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. We do see these dungeon-esque areas in some of the game's trailers, and it makes total sense that Atomic Heart should require more power for larger sections, but equally, the lack of confidence from Mundfish doesn't exactly inspire it in others.
It's a pretty alarmingly unconfident announcement, especially as it's just in response to a single fan - and the use of "mostly" is concerning. In response to one fan asking about the performance of the game, Mundfish's official Atomic Heart Twitter account responded by confirming the game will be reaching 4K and 60 fps in dungeons along with dynamic resolution.Įlsewhere, it will be "mostly" 4K at 60 fps in the game's open world. Next gen of courseĪpparently, the performance of Atomic Heart will depend on where in the game you are, with the open-world segments expected to run worse than in closed areas. Solid 60fps, 4K in dungeons, and Dynamic resolution, mostly 4K at 60 fps in open world.
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