Though similarities exist, Atomic Heart takes out-of-place dialogue to the extreme.

It is the interactions between P-3 and Char-les that draw the biggest comparisons to Forspoken.

The game's protagonist, P-3, and his glove AI, Char-les, work together to defeat the corrupted robots and prevent an information leak that could threaten the entire planet. An experiment attempting to allow humans to control robots with their minds backfires, and the robots turn on humanity.

In the game, the Soviets won WWII, leading to a 1950s in which the Soviet Union is a global superpower, with advanced scientific technology and a reliance on robotics. Because of this, Atomic Heart has been drawing negative comparisons to another recent release, Forspoken, which suffered significant backlash due to its dialogue in pre-release footage.Ītomic Heart takes place in an alternate history USSR during 1955. The game's protagonist, P-3, proved to be one of Atomic Heart's biggest problems, as his con nonsensical cursing and witty banter interrupted the sense of immersion for many players. While some critics praised the game's setting and BioShock-inspired gameplay, others claimed that Atomic Heart's bloated narrative and dialogue overwhelm the experience. Players got their hands on Atomic Heart this past week, and reception to the title couldn't be more mixed.

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