We don’t know once we’ll get the subsequent BioShock title, however the upcoming sport Atomic Coronary heart from Mundfish might as effectively be its non secular sequel.
Due to GameSpot, we now have over 10 minutes of gameplay for Atomic Coronary heart, and it has gamers diving via an alternate-universe Soviet Russia going up in opposition to a robotic rebellion. Watch this:
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Atomic Coronary heart seems like a non secular successor to Bioshock in additional methods than one. On this video, we now have 10 minutes of preview gameplay that provides us a fairly strong take a look at what the sport seems like to this point. From puzzle-solving to fight with mech-style enemies which are out to your head, there’s lots to unpack.
The video principally exhibits off two components of the sport, fight and puzzle-solving. Throughout fight, gamers have entry to quite a lot of weapons, they usually can even make use of particular elemental talents through the usage of Atomic Coronary heart’s model of Adam/Plasmids. After all, what BioShock sport isn’t full and not using a puzzle-solving minigame, which AH just about has.
The sport seems very fascinating to say the least, and I’m certain quite a lot of followers miss that first-person shooter sport with a mixture of sci-fi elemental powers. The world additionally appears very fascinating, and I hope that Atomic Coronary heart manages to have a story that simply provides extra to the fascinating gameplay and lore.
Catch Atomic Coronary heart when it launches of Xbox One, Xbox Sequence X|S, PC, and PlayStation 4|5 on Feb. 21.
