![]() ![]() To survive in this world, you'll need to fight fiercely, devising unique strategies for each opponent. Blast giant machines and mutants using your multiple skills and advanced weapons.Visceral, spectacular, and unforgiving combat. ![]() Could such a society have already existed? And what could be the consequences? However, as with any utopia, there's always a darker side to consider. The game reflects humanity's aspirations for a utopian society, one with a thriving scientific community, idyllic cities filled with lush parks, automation of daily tasks, and ambitions to explore space. It's also about the competition between the USSR and the United States at that time.The alternative reality of the 1950s, portrayed in Atomic Heart, was shaped by the advancements in robotics and technology during World War II. ![]() 'Atomic Heart' has several meanings, and it's not only the machine core. If all these Soviet robots were really created in the 50s, all the technology that resembles the early Internet – this could be interesting if one of the key global superpowers pulled ahead instead of the other during the Cold War. We at Mundfish are huge fans of science fiction and we wanted to show this world in such a way that you would start wondering – this could all turn out to be true if the history went in a different direction. Stanislaw Lem, Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, science fiction magazine 'Tekhnika Molodezhi' – the '50s–'60s era – it is the golden age in science, arts, architecture. Mundfish: First of all, we've drawn inspiration from the Soviet sci-fi and the space discovery era in the USSR. IGN : What have been your inspirations for Atomic Heart? It seems to remind many folks of BioShock (in a very good way). ![]()
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