Keep following GameDivision for all the news and upcoming announcements from the world of video games.īefore saying goodbye, we invite you to visit our YouTube channel.A half-interesting game is buried by a mess of its own making - and represents an industry conundrum that will only continue to grow. You can read our review at this address, while if you haven’t already done so, you can book your copy on Amazon. You can take a look at the complete analysis thanks to the video just below.Īs we said at the beginning, Atomic Heart will be available starting tomorrow, Tuesday 21 February 2023. Interior lighting, ambient occlusion and post processing (along with various particle effects) are much better on PS5. However, all the versions in question suffer from frame rate problems with enemy animations and this especially penalizes the PS5 version, which lacks fluidity. The textures are better on PS5, as are the elements of vegetation and the NPCs present within the game environments.

On certain occasions, the frame-rate on PS5 is locked to 30 frames per second and shadows on PS4 and PS4 Pro appear to be significantly better than on Sony’s latest console.Īs for uploads, clearly on PS5 Atomic Heart is definitely fast, so much so that it loads 4 times faster than the PS4 versions. In detail, as you can see in the video and in its description, Mundfish hasn’t worked on multiple game modes, but only on a single one.

The analysis in question of Atomic Heart is limited to PlayStation consoles and in particular those PS4, PS4 Pro and PS5. The analysis was carried out by the managers of the ElAnalistaDeBits YouTube channel, which carefully monitors the technical performance of the various games. Coming tomorrow, February 21, 2023, after the reviews it’s time to take an even deeper look at Atomic Heart from a technical point of view.

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