Gameplay Gameplay.Ītomic Heart really shines in the gameplay department from the very start. I just wish it wasn’t so relentless and frequent. The main character also has really corny dialogue that will not sit well with most players, but it can be charming in its own way. You probably won’t get pulled in by the story initially since it is quite cryptic at the start, but the gameplay does play a major role in retaining your attention for the majority of the runtime. His job then is to defeat these robots and find a way out of the facility. The story follows him as he makes his way to research facility 3826, when he is attacked by malfunctioning robots on the way. The beautiful art design and next-gen graphics make their presence known from the very beginning, and the entire sequence is further amplified by Mick Gordon’s music, which gets even better later in the game during gameplay sections.Īnd in this world, you take on the role of Sergey Alekseyevich Nechaev, who is a Major in the Soviet Union. It completely invests you in the world and begs you to explore more of this supposed utopia that humans have created. Without spoiling anything, I’ll just say that It is so strong that it sets the tone for the entire game, and acts as an excellent primer for the rest of the experience. The solid opening sequence also deserves some praise as it successfully captures your attention from the get-go. It is a technologically advanced society, and that fact is visible in everything from the way people dress, the architecture of the buildings, and the very unavoidable fact that there are robots everywhere. Right from the very beginning, the game surprises you with its alternate Soviet Union setting, which is a supposed utopia for humans. Set in an incredibly unique world, backed up by Mick Gordon’s goosebump-inducing OSTs, and a solid gameplay foundation, we can say with complete surety that this game is worth your time. But after having played through the entire game, I can say for a fact that we were right to keep a close eye on it.
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