And their are also some great-looking particle effects the sparks from bullets colliding with metallic robot enemies, the lightning the player seems to be able to shoot from their hands like a Sith lord.

The first thing that jumps out at me is the visual style, which remind me a bit of the recent Wolfenstein games - muted tones and a heavy reliance on shadows and metal and concrete surfaces, but with splashes of color in the outdoor spaces and a heavy emphasis on the color red. There is a lot going on in this trailer, and it pretty much kicks butt from start to finish. Today, a new trailer released, which comes with a release window. Although I prefer my first-person shooters to be a bit heavier on the story aspect and less reliant on arena-style gunfights, what the team has to show for their efforts looks rather incredible, if I do say so myself. And although there wasn’t a ton of info concerning exactly what to expect from the game overall, what was clear was that developer Mundfish was attempting to deliver enough over-the-top first-person sci-fi action to keep my little atomic heart racing from start to finish. Atomic Heart was number two on my list of most anticipated games from E3 2021.

Atomic heart trailer e3