As there's so much to unpick, we've written a separate piece specifically for Atomic Heart's Endings. We won't be going through every single story beat, just the key ones and the 'big twists,' focusing on the unclear, ambiguous, and head-scratching moments in the game, helping you get a clearer picture of what it all means. So we're here to explain all the core stuff that happens. By the end of it, you can end up feeling just as confused as the game's perpetually confused protagonist. Inevitably, the plot thickens into a rich broth of betrayal, conspiracies, sci-fi wackiness, and a lot of proper nouns. Set in a flourishing Soviet Union in an alternative-history 1950s, where the nation has mastered advanced robotics with the help of a mystery compound called 'Polymer,' the game puts you in the shoes of Major Sergey Nechaev (or 'P-3') – a special agent who's been tasked with shutting down a catastrophic event at Science Institute, Facility 3826, where the robots have run amok. Atomic Heart is a strange game with a fittingly strange and complex story.
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