Atomic Heart released two updates in February to improve the game’s performance and provide a more seamless experience for players. The game has received positive feedback for its electrifying gameplay and impressive graphics, showcasing an alternate timeline in which Soviet Russia reigns as the ultimate superpower. Atomic Heart dropped update 1.05 on February 23, and here are the patch notes for it.
With the latest updates, Mundfish aims to address these problems and enhance players’ overall experience. The full patch notes for the updates are available for players to review, highlighting the changes and improvements made to Atomic Heart.
Atomic Heart Update 1.04 and 1.05 Patch Notes
The February 21 patch is listed below:
- Added various gameplay optimizations on consoles.
- Added various gameplay stability fixes.
- Added performance improvements.
- Addressed stuttering and FPS drop issues.
- Fixed game crashing issues.
- Fixed game-loading issues.
- Other minor fixes.
Atomic Heart February 22 (update 1.05) is listed below:
- Added localization improvements.
- Added general stability and performance improvements.
- Addressed random crashing issues.
- Addressed various glitches.
- Fixed framerate drop issues.
- Fixed missing audio-related issues.
- Other minor fixes.
Atomic Heart uses a rather odd and retro mechanic to save your progress. You need to locate red stations scattered around Facility 3826.
When you start the campaign, you can save once you descend into the underground and find yourself wandering through robot-infested corridors of facility 3826. Before this happens, the game will autosave at certain checkpoints preventing you from losing your progress. You won’t have any problems passing the opening chapter of this first-person shooter.
Once you get near the red telephone booth, you can interact with it by pressing RB/R1 and manually saving. Furthermore, Atomic Heart will also continue to save your progress automatically. However, these automatic saves are rare.
Atomic Heart is available on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
