10 Games Like Atomic Heart

It has recently come to the fore with the political conflict between Russia and Ukraine rather than its gameplay. Atomic Heart, has been a game that has been expected since the day it was announced and fueled the excitement in every gameplay video released. As soon as it comes out, it is a great blessing especially for players in countries like us. to Game Pass The fact that it will be coming has also attracted the attention of those who are not interested in the game.

Some of the players liked Atomic Heart, some did not like it, and some others liked the gameplay. because of political issues He said he didn’t like it and boycotted it. The game, which continues to receive scrutiny among all these conflicts, may seem like the only example of its kind when you look from afar. But in the game world exemplary and there are a ton of other games that those interested in this game should definitely check out.

For example, Atomic Heart’s number one inspiration: the Bioshock series

Inspired by the Bioshock series, especially the lighthouse from the first game to the city of Rapture We can understand it from the similarity of the entrance scene. The similarities are not limited to this, of course.

bioshock If we talk about it, it is a series with a deep story behind it and very similar to Atomic Heart in terms of game mechanics. All series during the sale period triple remastered pack You can get it at an affordable price.

Just like in Atomic Heart, both weapons and different powers will meet you. Again in terms of environment a dystopian world Although the environments are more lively in the last game of the series, this does not affect the immersion of the dark story.

After playing the three games of the series, you already reach a certain saturation, but When you look at what’s been deleted from Infinite, the last game may fall a bit in your eyes. Not that the game has deteriorated; since the bar could be much higher. There is no doubt that you will often remember Atomic Heart while playing Infinite.

Although not as much as Bioshock, the Dishonored series also shares similar aspects with Atomic Heart.

Dishonored also in the series at Atomic Heart As it is, you are the person who involuntarily disrupts the plans and is again inevitably responsible for putting things right. Again, in this series, which takes place in a fictional universe, you have too many superpowers(?). By using them you can basically become a master assassin.

The series also has a unique feature. You can defeat all the enemies that exist in the current episode, even some of them. harmless people Even if you kill, the story continues, even if you don’t, the story continues. But these actions affect the end of the game.

Except for the last game. You can do whatever you want in that game. When you reach the end of the game, you can make the decision you want. But that’s partly because of the character. Because in the first game you play a royal protector, in the second game you play a dethroned empress (or again the royal protector), and in the last game you play a hired killer. Each character has a unique story, different strengths and gameplay exists.

The Deus Ex series will also offer you a dystopian world experience somewhat similar to Atomic Heart.

In terms of being a more modern experience, the series Mankind Divided Let’s take the game as an example. Its gameplay is closer to Dishonored or Bioshock than Atomic Heart. Although not every NPC you see is hostile to you, it gives you that feeling of loneliness in most areas.

Except this As in Atomic Heart again, you are the character who is not taken into account but interrupts things. In this case, you are trying to solve the events taking place outside and you are trying to solve the events in your own head. to question marks You are trying to find answers. In addition to your weapons, there are also special powers that you get from your technological body parts. It’s also fun to use them.

Deathloop, which is similar to Atomic Heart with its mechanics, although not in terms of story:

In Deathloop, we are in a continuous time loop and the two games are different from each other in terms of story. it gets pretty far. But Atomic Heart’s your special powers There is no doubt that Deathloop will be an enjoyable experience for those who like it.

At game, As in Dishonored You have special powers as well as your weapons. You can customize and develop your powers according to your playing style.

Wolfenstein series will remind you of Atomic Heart in terms of story.

But here is not the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany We find ourselves in a dystopian future. With its castles, depressing space and enemy designs, its brutal aspect that does not back down for a moment, and many more, Wolfenstein is a production that Atomic Heart lovers should experience.

rather than special powers. in the foreground of weapons modern games of this series, Game Pass You can play through. Although our character is aggressive, it is not repulsive as in Atomic Heart, although we do not have special powers, there are conflict mechanics that are not searched for them, and besides these, Wolfenstein series contains many more pluses.

When it comes to an alternative time period, Cyberpunk 2077 cannot be excluded.

Cyberpunk 2077Since it’s basically an open world role-playing game, it has more gameplay content than Atomic Heart. Besides, there are inevitably similarities between the two games. Because a story in which the developing technology in both games is directed to a bad dystopia welcomes us.

But in Cyberpunk more free you are. For this reason, you can see Cyberpunk 2077 as an experience where you can dive after Atomic Heart, act according to your own style and set the limits. Because even though everyone starts the game at the same point, from the variety of character development Because of this, they find themselves in very different places towards the middle and the end of the game.

Next up are modern DOOM games.

Of course as soon as the game starts leaving the story behind It would be wrong to take DOOM and compare it to Atomic Heart in terms of its script. But we can put these two together in terms of boss battles and fighting mechanics.

If you’ve played Atomic Heart and the action part has drawn you in, but it’s slow, this is it. much richer, more active and continuous You can find the one in DOOM games.

Observer: System Redux blends a futuristic and dystopian future into a horror/thriller game.

Bringing you together with perhaps the darkest side of the dystopian future, Observer, pushes you to research and evaluate, rather than a game that you smash through. Because in this game, as in Atomic Heart, he is not satisfied with anything (seriously anything) and with the return of his military career, he will make a mess at the first opportunity. turning to dust You are not playing a character.

Instead of a playing the detective You are trying to sort things out. Throughout the game, different events emerge from the events and the story branches out. It is a production where you will brainstorm while leaving yourself to the current, but will not tire you out with vain efforts in the process. Privacy parts Of course it will vary from person to person.

Next up is We Happy Few, which most people pass by without looking.

at We Happy Few In fact, you are in the role of the person who spoils the plans when it should have disappeared. Your role, which you basically started by approving the newspaper headlines, where censorship peaked and history was reflected in favor of the state, becomes even more important with the unraveling of the story. In this process, both who you are you learn and the story of the main game reveals itself.

Ignorance is bliss dominated by the thought and has become the motto Your journey begins in a world that branches out as the game progresses. After playing Atomic Heart, it won’t be too foreign in terms of story.

And finally, Ghostwire: Tokyo, which draws attention with its unique style.

Although it saved our lives, we did not get along at first, and gave us both a guide and a superpower. KK -he’s not KK- he helps us fight extraterrestrials. In this context, Atomic Heart’s to Charles It’s pretty similar. In the flow of the story, we can see that the bond between the two is getting stronger.

After Atomic Heart, which is similar in some aspects but shows its line with its unique gameplay mechanics. Ghostwire: To Tokyo you can take a look. Although the variety of enemies and combat mechanics are not that diverse, you can still see Atomic Heart as a live experience.

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