Atomic Heart
Known outline story, outline outcome and standing requirements.
Atomic Heart is one of the more anticipated first-person shooter/horror games, but since Mundfish was more or less silent about it, many predicted its release only in 2022. But it looks like that will not be the case and that the creepy happenings in the "alternative" Soviet Union will be available this year. There is no exact date yet, but even "in the coming months" is a good enough framework to conclude that it will be this year.
And what will the game be about? Even that is even more nebulous. The action will obviously be inspired by Metro 2033, BioShock or Fallout, and in the game, in the role of a KGB agent with the designation P-3, you are supposed to investigate the causes of the error in the "plant", a giant overhead and underground control complex, from where robots are controlled and now, instead of doing their job, they are killing people.
These kinds of games, at least newer ones, require quite muscular computers, so the minimum and recommended requirements are actually quite a surprise. The game will be able to run already on computers with 64-bit Windows 7 or higher, processor Intel Core i5-2500K, i.e. those from 2011 or AMD FX 6300 from 2012, graphics must be at least Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 (3 GB) or AMD Radeon R9 290 (4 GB), working memory 6 GB and 22 GB disk space. Of course, these are the minimum requirements, but even the recommended ones are not trivial. As for the operating system, it is the same, and the processor should be at least Intel Core i7-4770K (so year 2013) or Ryzen 5 1500X (year 2017), 8 GB of working memory and graphics Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 580 (8 GB). So nothing special...
Source: Games Radar
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