Yes, as it turns, the widely rumoured release date for Mundfish and Focus Entertainment's upcoming FPS, Atomic Heart, is in fact 100% correct.
As we reported yesterday, an anonymous source via WhatIfGaming, reported that the game is set to launch on February 21st 2023, a date that also includes the game's official Xbox Game Pass arrival. Now, a brand new gameplay trailer - which you can watch above - has confirmed that release date to be accurate.
Judging by the reveal trailer - which also confirms that pre-orders for a variety of editions of the game are now available - we're in for an action-packed jaunt through a violent future dystopia when this one lands in Q1 of next year.
The line-up of versions currently available to pre-order include a Standard, Gold and Premium edition, the latter of which includes exclusive weapon and armour skins, upcoming DLC access and a digital artbook.
Looking forward to Atomic Heart arriving early next year? Let us know below!
Comments 10
@ThatFilbo I understand where you are coming from but ... Chances are they have already been paid for putting the game on gamepass so me playing this game ain't supporting anything is it ? So playing it or not will make zero diffrence
Edit : and let's be honest the sales of one video game is not going to change Putin's mind about the invasion of the Ukraine,most countries have already taken things worth millions maybe even billions off the power ppl and still the invasion goes on
Been looking forward to this one since first announced. Looks fantastic.
@ThatFilbo so tell I what u go find proof that it's being paid by players,and I won't play it ,how about that ,
Russians oligarchs telling Putin they taken away my yacht / business & homes, Putin says yeh so ?
But they aren't playing atomic hearts !!! Putin : that's it cancel the invasion !!
@ThatFilbo Wouldn't that imply that MS is indirectly financing the war of aggression against the Ukranian people? I mean, they paid to have the game on Game Pass, no? Should I stop supporting Xbox?
@ThatFilbo didn't these guys relocate to finish the game? Are they still in Russia?
@ThatFilbo I understand war is a terrible thing & I certainly do not condone the invasion & aggression of Russia, but if we were to boycott this then we also need to boycott everything Tencent has had their fingers in (which funnily enough, includes this game) & a multitude of other things. Ask yourself, where do I begin & where do I stop? Where does your chair come from? Where do your clothes come from? Where does the majority of the money you spend on items go to? Don't think I'm arguing with you, I do get where you are coming from, but we're all contributing to a lot of bad people who do bad things.
Are people from bioshock involved in this game? It looks so ducking good!
I need more single-player FPS games in my gaming life, so looking forward to this and High on Life. Especially since Take-Two can't get their crap together and get a Bioshock out.
@ThatFilbo I'm sure the people who made this game spent countless hours creating it and they have to eat just like everybody else. More than likely they have nothing to do with the war. It would be a shame for all that work from incredibly talented people to go to waste because of some tyrannical leaders actions.
It looks really good but the problem is the developer's are russian.
I don't want to support Russia's invasion of Ukraine and also Russia's recent expansion of the gay propaganda laws.
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...