This incentivizes players to switch between long-range shots and melee attacks. Melee weapons and some guns utilize the player’s energy meter, with special attacks or shots from these weapons draining energy while melee attacks replenish it. In Atomic Heart, weapons are fairly standard with the usual assortment of pistols, shotguns, machine guns, and more, along with various melee weapons. Straightforward weaponry and familiar powers Players can use both hands at once, although certain actions like healing require both hands with specific upgrades. Additionally, the game builds up to what appears to be sequel bait, further detracting from the game’s credibility.Ītomic Heart’s core gameplay heavily borrows from Bioshock, with the protagonist even referring to an underwater city complex as “a rapture.” The gameplay is standard FPS, with one hand holding guns and the other containing all the player’s powers in a glove. As a result, it becomes challenging to take the game seriously when it tries to be genuine, detracting from some genuinely effective horror moments. Every situation is met with a joke, and the characters frequently comment on the absurdity of the world. While the constant quipping can be amusing, it ultimately weakens the plot. He whines every time a puzzle arises and makes snarky comments when he comes across locked doors or improbable keys, even complaining about entering optional areas referred to as “dungeons.” The development team was aiming for meta-humor, but the protagonist’s constant quipping drains much of the game’s energy, making it feel like he doesn’t even want to be playing it. Perhaps the most frustrating aspect of Atomic Heart is P-3’s tendency to constantly complain in a self-aware way. Although the concluding boss fight is impressive, it can only be experienced in the bad ending, a possible outcome for some players. The game culminates in a final hour where a nonstop sequence of cut scenes and information dumps are presented with minimal gameplay in between. The plot of Atomic Heart is somewhat predictable, lacking character depth, and often veering towards obvious plot points that are easily anticipated.
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