Each has its own style and originality that make them distinct from one another. Right off the bat, there are clear inspirations to BioShock in this title, but to simply compare the two would be a disservice to both games. This is where Atomic Heart shines, sings, and dominates. The narrative in Atomic Heart is vast and full of lore, one can spend double the play time by simply exploring all the game has to offer in just its story element. The story is told through cutscenes, audio logs, and the detailed environment.

Atomic Heart slowly unravels its mysterious plot throughout its 20+ hour campaign and you soon realize that, at the surface, this utopia is not exactly what it seems.

The game does a great job displaying the beauty and horrific side of this supposed utopia. P3 is sent on a mission to stop this madness in its tracks and uncover the truth behind the sudden sabotage as well as his mysterious past. All of the robots turned against the citizens and went on a mass murdering spree. You play as P3, a highly trained soviet special forces soldier, who witnesses the fall of the USSR A.I. Robots are everywhere and cater to the Russian people for their every need. Along with the heavenly land, the citizens are also accustomed to A.I. The USSR has built a flying utopia in the skies that truly showcases how advanced the country is compared to the rest of the world. The game is set in an alternate reality in 1955 where the USSR became victorious after World War II and was able to advance its science and technology exponentially.

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