Developer Mundfish is looking to expand Atomic Heart from a game to a franchise, and it's doing so with not one but two new games. A full sequel, Atomic Heart 2, is on the way, alongside a more ...

Atomic Heart 2's premise is similar to its predecessor: the world's robotic population has turned on humanity, and it's up to you to stop it.While the exact details are still a little hazy, the ...

This time around, Atomic Heart 2 will focus a lot more on player agency--at least in the sense that players will have more freedom and choice--with the familiar alternate history twist.

Atomic Herat II launches in 2026 for unspecified consoles and PC, but at this point we can assume it’ll arrive on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S (and possibly Nintendo Switch 2). Related News News ...

A new simulation method integrates electronic friction with nuclear quantum effects, including memory of atomic trajectories, to more accurately model atomic motion on metals.

Working with Blumhouse and Atomic Monster marks an incredible new chapter for the game, and we can’t wait to share more as the project develops.” the ghosts of phasmophobia are coming to the ...

It has, however, announced Atomic Heart 2, and we've got a full interview on what it looks like (and why the devs' main 'goal' is topping the Pornhub charts) right here.

The study is part of Kokkonen's doctoral thesis and a direct scientific follow-up to her master's thesis, in which she discovered a new type of atomic nucleus, the 190-astatine. The thesis article ...

My mom recalls one gravel parking lot and a little building where you could rent skis. Telluride was a far cry from the built-up ski area and mountain village of today. With my 18-month-older brother ...

Liz McClarnon is pregnant and expecting her first baby with husband Peter Cho after experiencing two miscarriages in 2024. The Atomic Kitten singer opened up about her emotional pregnancy journey ...

The ATOMIC trial (NCT02912559) included 712 patients with resected, stage III dMMR colon cancer who were at least 12 years old.

HONOLULU (Island News) -- Nearly 40 years after U-S civilian workers were sent to clean up radioactive debris in the South Pacific, there's a final push for their recognition.