Why you’ve come to Chelomey and where you’re going isn’t immediately made clear. Your character is a soldier whose life was saved by Sechenov, and who now wears a special Polymer glove, fitted with an advanced AI named Charles. Polymer leapfrogged humanity forward several decades in terms of technology, so Atomic Heart also has the 1950s retro-futurism made famous by Bioshock. In this reality, Russia won World War 2 when Sechenov developed the Polymer, a kind of all-purpose, might-as-well-be-magic technology used for pretty much any plot inconvenience you stumble across. It’s hardly subtle, and the atmosphere is undeniably familiar.Ĭhelomey is one of many floating cities designed by Russian visionary, Doctor Sechenov. It’s all so twee that you just know everyone you see will eventually end up skull-humped by the scores of robots walking among them. The opening hammers this home particularly strongly in a protracted cutscene where your American-accented Russian agent Sergey Nechayev, or P-3, enjoys a leisurely boat ride along the canals of Chelomey, a Columbia-esque city in the sky. It looks good on the outside, fits in with the upmarket crowd, will almost certainly turn a few heads, but beneath the well-dressed veneer, it’s an inelegant monstrosity that can’t keep its knuckles off the floor for long.ĭeveloper Mundfish wears its inspirations on its sleeves here, and at least at surface level Atomic Heart is equal parts Bioshock: Infinite and Fallout 4.
To find out more about Atomic Ninjas, and to see more trailers, you can visit our official web site, or join us on Facebook and Twitter.The best way to describe Atomic Heart is to liken it to a thug in a pinstripe suit. We are exceptionally proud of Atomic Ninjas, and we’re really looking forward to playing it with you in just a few weeks. That’s it for Noob Rage! Please note that there’s no day-one DLC in our game - all seven arenas, six weapons, eight ninjas, and seven superpowers are right there, waiting for you to pick them up and take them online.
At that point, he’ll finally calm down and the game will continue as normal. The Noob effect remains for a few seconds, or until he manages to score some points (like killing someone in Deathmatch, or delivering a flag in CTF). The Noob is faster than all the other ninjas, cannot be harmed, and the player instantly punches anything he touches. The player who gets this advantage can use it to increase their score, or he can use it to wreak havoc and deliver some good, old-fashioned payback. When you see that one of the other players has turned into the Noob, you only have one strategy to use: run for your life! Hilarity ensues.Īs if Atomic Ninjas wasn’t a crazy enough game, the Noob Rage is pure chaos. He’ll become a raging, screaming, unstoppable hulk for a few seconds - an absolute ruler of the game who dominates the arena. Sometimes, the biggest loser in the whole match who’s getting massacred by all the other players, is given a very unfair chance for sweet revenge. It’s something we’ve been looking forward to show you for a very long time: the Noob Rage. With that said, let me introduce you to the craziest and most hilarious feature of the whole game.
Our newest game, Atomic Ninjas, is almost ready, and I return to the PlayStation Blog today to finally announce the release date and price! Atomic Ninjas will be launched for PS3 and PS Vita on 2nd October for £7.99/€9.99 and it’ll be cross-buy. Hey everybody, this is Jakub from Grip Games.
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