Mundfish and NVIDIA have released a new PC trailer for Atomic Heart, showcasing its Ray Tracing and DLSS features. Atomic Heart is an adventure first-person shooter, events of which unfolds in an alternate universe during the high noon of the Soviet Union. Continue reading New Atomic Heart trailer showcases DLSS and Ray Tracing
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Atomic Heart Early Official PC System Requirements
Mundfish has shared some early official PC system requirements for Atomic Heart. According to the PC specs, PC gamers will at least need an Intel Core i5-2500K or AMD FX 6300 with 6GB of RAM. Continue reading Atomic Heart Early Official PC System Requirements
Atomic Heart targets a 2021 release date, gets a brand new gameplay video
Mundfish has released a brand new gameplay video for Atomic Heart, showcasing a mini-boss Fight with Plyush. Furthermore, Mundfish has announced that the game now targets a 2021 release. Not only that, but this trailer features music from Doom composer Mick Gordon. Continue reading Atomic Heart targets a 2021 release date, gets a brand new gameplay video
Here are some new 4K screenshots from Atomic Heart
Mundfish has released some new screenshots from its upcoming Unreal Engine 4-powered FPS, Atomic Heart. These screenshots showcase some of the game’s beautiful environments that gamers will explore. Continue reading Here are some new 4K screenshots from Atomic Heart
New official gameplay teaser trailer released for Atomic Heart
Mundfish has released a new official gameplay teaser trailer for Atomic Heart. Atomic Heart is a game that is heavily inspired by Bioshock, Prey and Zeno Clash. This new teaser trailer features gameplay footage that was present in the previous video we shared a couple of days ago. Continue reading New official gameplay teaser trailer released for Atomic Heart
Atomic Heart is alive, new gameplay footage surfaces, is similar to Bioshock and Prey
It’s been a while since we last heard from Mundfish and Atomic Heart, right? Well, good news everyone as Alexey Makarenko has visited Mundfish and has shared his opinion about the game itself, as well as its gameplay mechanics. Continue reading Atomic Heart is alive, new gameplay footage surfaces, is similar to Bioshock and Prey
Official in-engine cinematic trailer released for Unreal Engine 4-powered FPS, Atomic Heart
It’s been a while since our last look on the Unreal Engine 4-powered FPS, Atomic Heart, right? Well good news everyone as Mundfish and IGN have shared a new in-engine cinematic trailer for it. As the title suggests, this trailer packs in-engine footage, showcasing the game’s visuals. Continue reading Official in-engine cinematic trailer released for Unreal Engine 4-powered FPS, Atomic Heart
Star Wars, Atomic Heart and Justice ray tracing tech demos are now available for download
NVIDIA fans, we’ve got even greater news for you today. A couple of hours ago, we informed you about the new driver that allows NVIDIA’s Pascal GPUs to run real-time ray tracing effects via the DXR API. And while there are currently only three games featuring ray tracing effects, NVIDIA has released three tech demos for you to try. Continue reading Star Wars, Atomic Heart and Justice ray tracing tech demos are now available for download
Here are ten minutes of new gameplay footage from Atomic Heart
IGN has shared a new video, showing ten minutes of new gameplay footage from Atomic Heart. Atomic Heart is a first-person adventure shooter in which players assume the role of special agent P-3, who after an unsuccessful landing on enterprise “3826” is trying to figure out what went wrong and to clear up a factory from went mad robots. Continue reading Here are ten minutes of new gameplay footage from Atomic Heart
Atomic Heart – Real-time RTX Tech Demo CES 2019
At CES 2019, NVIDIA showcased – once again – the real-time ray tracing effects that will be featured in Atomic Heart. Mundfish will be using RTX for real-time ray tracing reflections and refractions, as well as for its dynamic shadows. Continue reading Atomic Heart – Real-time RTX Tech Demo CES 2019