The highly anticipated shooter is not the only one with the new NVIDIA-powered features though, as the new showcase has revealed that at least 50 new titles will be getting the same treatment, including Witchfire.Ītomic Heart is slated to launch on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC on March 21st. It seems like everything is right on track with Atomic Heart, which also features DLSS 3, the next phase in NVIDIA's AI-powered graphics technology, that offers an astronomical performance boost while preserving visual quality. According to Bagratuni, players will get to use the rich arsenal of Atomic Heart in the game's DLCS, which are 'intended to greatly expand the player experience.' Most recently, the game's director Robert Bagratuni talked about the studio's plans for DLCs and elaborated on the development process.

While we have seen the hand combat mechanics of the game before, there is no doubt that the sequences look even more responsive and immersive in the last few trailers, which revealed the massive scale of the game even more. In action sequences, the protagonist Major Nechaev also uses his hand to launch enemies into the air using strange powers that players will be able to fuse with the explosive gameplay. The new Atomic Heart trailer also shows how Snezhok, Dominator, and AK fare against enemies. In the run up to the game's release, the developer continues to deliver a myriad of cinematic and gameplay trailers from the title's 'mad and sublime utopian world.' The most recent trailer was revealed during GeForce Beyond at CES 2023, and it focuses on the bizarre locations in the RTX-powered shooter.Īlongside the abandoned Soviet laboratories filled with rogue AIs, uncontrollable robotic subjects, and biomechanical monstrosities, it is also possible to see at least seven different weapons in action throughout the trailer.Īmong the weapons briefly shown in the trailer is the notorious Railgun.

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The minute-long exclusive trailer also reveals how the Soviet dystopia looks with NVIDIA's ray-tracing technology while showing off the rich weapon arsenal of the upcoming sci-fi shooter. The new Atomic Heart gameplay trailer has released today, showcasing the first-person shooter's chaotic world of gone-rogue Soviet science.

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