The soundtrack is also fantastic with some just awesome songs. The looting is very satisfying, and the crafting is great too. The main character talks A LOT and while many will find him annoying, I personally think he is hilarious, and I always enjoy his dialogue. There are moments where you might think the story is slowing down, but it picks right up and reengages you instantly. The story is really well done and very entertaining.

The game doesn't directly explain it to you, but you can disable all the robots for a pretty long time, letting you explore to your heart's content. Just look up how to stop the robots from being repaired, and you'll find a guide in no time. I understand this complaint, but there is a way around it. The specific complaint being about the endless robots that will try to kill you. One big complaint I've seen is the open world.

The graphics are INSANE and every location of the game will have you stop for a minute just to admire the scenery. The art direction is incredibly unique and unlike anything we've seen before.

Each aspect of the combat compliments each other and creates an amazing experience. It becomes incredibly smooth and you'll start swapping from abilities to guns, to melee weapons in no time. Once you get your dodge timings right, the combat starts to feel like a dance. It packs a punch, and requires fast reflexes, and lots of situational awareness. While I haven't finished the game, I've made solid progress, and will update my review once I finish it, but I can't see the game getting any worse. After eagerly waiting 5 years for this to come out, Atomic Heart has finally released.

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