Nvidia shows updated RTX On trailer for Atomic Heart

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/20/2021 02:03 PM | source: | 16 comment(s)

A new trailer on Atomic Heart has been revealed, this round its tech trailer driven by NVIDIA to show of their Raytracing and likely DLSS capability. This isn’t the first time the game was shown with ray tracing, either. Atomic Heart seems to have been part of Nvidia’s process of developing and marketing RTX.

The game kicks off when robots start attacking people. [The game’s protagonist] P-3 will have to investigate what has caused all these events and deal with what (or who?) is behind all of this. The latest trailer has Soviet agent and player character P-3 staring into a mirror. He’s swinging a skirmish weapon that we’ve seen before, one with two sawblades at its head. A release date is still not known or published for the game.

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