Kollektiv 2.0 also grants people total control over machines with the power of their minds, as long as the required “Thought” device is installed and the person has undergone Polymerization – the process of being injected with an amount of Neuropolymer.Īs I spent the first 20-ish minutes of Atomic Heart strolling through Chelomey City, a shining beacon of the USSR’s artistic, scientific and militaristic achievements, I couldn’t help but pinch myself as a reminder that everything around me was part of Mundfish’s first big-budget gaming release. The launch of the Kollektiv 2.0 neural network is just around the corner, aiming to fully connect all of robot and humankind together within the same system, allowing for overnight mastery of fields usually requiring multiple years of study to complete.

Now an everyday sight within Soviet society, machines have almost totally replaced jobs and duties previously performed by humans. Professor Dmitry Sechenov identified a mysterious wonder-substance known simply as “Polymer” that was employed within various scientific and biological studies, ultimately leading to the success of the USSR in the war as well as a substantial boom within the fields of artificial intelligence and robotics. The Soviet Union has emerged from World War II victorious and more technologically advanced than ever - and it’s all thanks to a discovery made by one man back in 1936.

Developed by Mundfish and published by Focus Entertainment and 4Divinity, Atomic Heart tells a tale beginning in the year 1955 of an alternate timeline.

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