Atomic Heart is an upcoming first-person action-adventure horror video game developed by Russian studio Mundfish. Some rumors appeared lately and this has caused an uproar amongst the fan base who have been following the development of the game. To help ease their minds, we’re here to clear up all the confusion and tell you everything you need to know about the Atomic Heart game cancellation rumors.
Atomic Heart is a story-driven Russian video game set in an alternate universe during the Soviet era. It has been in development since 2017 and so far little has been shared about the game’s plot and gameplay. What is known is that the game will feature an open world, dynamic weather and will feature first-person combat and some kind of supernatural element.
The rumors about the game’s cancellation have been circulating for a while now. It started when an alleged former employee of Mundfish shared on 4Chan that the game had been cancelled. This quickly spread around the internet, with several other users claiming to have heard the same from friends or family.
At the moment, there is no evidence to support the claims that Atomic Heart is cancelled. Mundfish, the team behind the game, are yet to make any official announcements regarding the cancellation of the game. In fact, the development team have been regularly releasing updates on the game’s progress via their Twitter and other social media accounts.
Until we hear from Mundfish or another reliable source, any rumors of Atomic Heart’s cancellation should be taken with a grain of salt. In the meantime, fans of the game may be wondering what other games they can play to fill the void left by Atomic Heart’s delay.
Here are some alternatives you can check out:
At this point, it seems that we’ll have to wait for an official announcement from Mundfish before we can be sure about the fate of Atomic Heart. Until then, fans of the game can take solace in the fact that it hasn’t been officially cancelled, and there’s a good chance the game will be released at some point.