The news follows controversies around Mundfish and its game, previously outlined by Eurogamer, of which more have arisen now the game has been released. With E3 taking place within this time range, and Sony bowing out of convention entirely, this looks to be the best time for Mundfish to put their best foot forward and announce a release date.Ītomic Heart is expected to release in Q4 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.The Ukrainian government wants to ban Atomic Heart from digital stores in Ukraine.Īlex Bornyakov, Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, plans to send an official letter to Sony, Microsoft and Valve to request the ban. While it appears the game hasn't moved past the alpha stage of production yet, developer Mundfish has stated it will be announcing a release date for Atomic Heart sometime during Spring for a late 2019 launch. The Deluxe Founder's Edition grants the player with digital in-game bonuses plus the full game for a small discount, while purchasing the Atomic Founder's Edition offers everything in the Deluxe Founder's version, and will also have the buyer's name appear in the in-game safe zone within Atomic Heart, which is something commonly offered in games funded through Kickstarter. According to Mundfish's website, there's the standard Digital Download Edition for $39.99, followed by the Deluxe Founder's Edition for $49.99, and finally the Atomic Founder's Edition for $89.99. While the game will offer a mainly solo experience, Atomic Heart will also include PvP areas aimed at giving players more freedom when it comes to combat and exploration.Ĭurrently, pre-orders for Atomic Heart are available with three different versions being offered. Much like how the Wolfenstein series portrays an alternate history where Germany prevails in the second World War, Atomic Heart depicts an new twist on the time period, where inventions such as the Internet and robotics have become a norm to the world's inhabitants. Atomic Heart is set in an alternate reality during the 1960's Soviet Russian era, and sees players take control of a KGB officer in an action-RPG where technology has advanced beyond what true history shows of the time period.

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