Atomic Heart is soon to be released for consoles and PC. While the release date is already known, can the same be said for how big the title is? What is the Atomic Heart file size?
On the original Xbox One Atomic Heart is 75.24 GB. For PS4 users 47.9 GB, while the PS5 version is at 41.7 GB. The Xbox Series X version will take up 78.7 GB. Via Steam, the Atomic Hearts file size will be 90 GB taking up the most space.
Atomic Heart is a first-person shooter set in a utopia where the Soviet Union achieved and developed advanced robotics and technology. While harmony was to take place, robots have begun to rebel and failed experiments turned mutant creatures begin to run amok. It’s now up to the main character to find out how to stop everything.
When thinking of Atomic Hearts, gamers can’t help themselves but think of titles such as BioShock or DOOM. Players will not only be using an arsenal of guns and melee weapons, but they will also be using a glove that can use powers to attack enemies.
Atomic Heart will come in 3 separate editions. Each edition will have its own perks and benefits. Here are the Atomic Heart’s different editions.
Standard Edition Pre Order ($69.99)
Gold Edition ($99.99)
Premium Edition ($109.99)
Atomic Heart releases for PlayStation 5, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and Series S, and PC on February 21, 2023. For Xbox Game Pass subscribers the title will be available for no additional charge.
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