Atomic Heart: Ultimate Edition (PlayStation 5)

This is a good offer, since it includes the DLC. The game is in the disc, the DLC as code. It includes a regular game box and a steel box with great art outside and inside. The game is fun and the graphics are good. Very satisfied with the purchase

This game is a lot of fun. I beat it on the Series X and now going to do the same on the PS5 Pro. Only gripe is, there's no controller layout and button mapping. It makes no sense why they didn't add that to the game. Other than that, 5 out of 5 for me

At $39 this Ultimate Edition is a steal with all the DLC included. One reviewer said he had problems with the last DLC not installing but all mine installed no problem on my Series X. This game used 156 gigabytes of my SSD so make sure you have room. Comes with a steel book case also. Very happy with my purchase.

The retro-futuristic world immediately stands out everything looks incredibly detailed, strange, and creative in a way that feels different from most modern shooters. Exploring the facilities and open areas constantly made me curious about what I would find next. Combat feels fast and chaotic, mixing guns, melee weapons, and special abilities from the power glove. At first it can feel overwhelming, but once you start upgrading weapons and learning enemy patterns, fights become really satisfying. The variety of robots and enemies keeps things interesting throughout the game. The Ultimate Edition is definitely the way to go since it includes extra content and expansions, which add more story and gameplay beyond the main campaign. Performance on PS5 is smooth overall, with quick loading times and great visuals that really show off the atmosphere of the world. The story can be a bit weird and sometimes confusing, but honestly that’s part of the charm. It feels inspired by classic immersive shooters while still doing its own thing. If you enjoy games like BioShock or story-driven FPS games with strong world-building, this is absolutely worth playing.

If you like bioshock ,youll like this

The atomic pass included with the game does NOT give you access to the 4th DLC, despite what the back of the box states. The 4th DLC was released on April 16 and I have been emailing the publisher, back & forth for over a week and have sent them screenshots showing everything else installs EXCEPT the 4th dlc called Blood On Crystal. The XBOX store wants another $9.99 for the DLC. I called Xbox support and was on the phone for over an hour and they couldn't resolve it stating the code that comes in the box doesn't include the dlc#4 even though the ATOMIC PASS on the store and the back of the game cover says ALL 4 DLC stories. I have returned this game because it is not truly an ultimate edition and consider it false advertising.

Mundfish nailed this one! Love the ultimate edition with steelbook edition. I played this when it first came out and when I seen it was about to drop on PS5 for a great price I jumped on the preorder. It came the day before release! Love the art on the case and the extra digital art. This is a banger for me!

Atomic Heart: Ultimate Edition delivers a visually stunning and action-packed experience with a unique retro-futuristic world. The combat is fun and varied, mixing shooting and abilities, while the story keeps things interesting with its strange and mysterious setting. The Ultimate Edition adds great value with extra content, though some gameplay sections can feel repetitive and the dialogue might not land for everyone. Overall, it’s a solid, entertaining shooter with plenty to explore.

I haven’t finished the game yet but it’s pretty fun and this is a great value as it comes with all the DLC. I saw one review here that mentioned it doesn’t include the 4th DLC. I can attest that it does include the 4th DLC as I installed it.

Très bon service exceptionnel merci beaucoup

Won't give 5 stars since the actual disc has the 1.0 version on it and dlc is a code for season pass, but otherwise what a pleasant surprise this game is. It's very Russian, so expect some weird slavic humor and questionable sexual content (but tbh asian games are way worst on this front, just in a different way) Game is AA goodness with AAA production values, great graphics and music. Gameplay a bit janky with weird design choices but it gives it a certain charm imo, you get around to it. It's a Bioshock like game with some open levels thrown in, but don't expect open world stuff or sidequests, the only way you can get off track is to loot houses and some optional training grounds. But for me the lore and game ambiance is incredible, I read everything even all posters I come across, the russian / soviet touch is really a nice change from US / asian / european games. And game runs great on PS5. Highly recommended for old school single player gamers, we need more AA games like this, will buy sequel for sure

Even set on the simplest level this game is very frustrating - locks ups frequently - numerous frustrating door locks - puzzles that require extremely good hand eye coordination ….. snake ! - quit game a couple of hours in at the Museum - do not recommend this for a novice player.