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The [[AKM]] or Kalash is an all-around rifle that can be customized to fit a variety of players' needs | The [[AKM]] or Kalash is an all-around rifle that can be customized to fit a variety of players' needs. | ||
[[File:AKMRifle.jpg|thumb|none|450px|AKM - 7.62x39mm]] | [[File:AKMRifle.jpg|thumb|none|450px|AKM - 7.62x39mm]] | ||
[[File:AT- Kalash Invetory Screen.jpg|thumb|none|Default Kalash in the inventory screen]] | |||
The final upgrade for the Kalash, apart from retro-futuristic tubing, comes with a "Picatinny" Rail and new receiver, similar to the modernization kit for AK style rifles, especially for AK-74s, it's known as Universal Upgrade Kit (''Обвес,'' 'Obves,' Russian for 'body-kit'). The 'Obves' upgrade kits are officially designated as the KM-AK, which stands for '' 'komplekt modernizatsii - avtomata Kalshnikova' '' or 'upgrade kit - Kalashnikov assault rifle'. This package removes the wooden stock and replaces it with side folding stock that cannot be folded and more modern furniture. It is anachronistic as the AKM was introduced in 1959; the original [[AK-47]] would be more appropriate. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 10 December 2023
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Atomic Heart is a single-player first-person shooter with roleplaying mechanics, developed by Mundfish Studios and published by Focus Entertainment and VK Play. The game is set in an alternate 1955 Soviet Union, where, in 1936, a scientist named Dmitry Sechenov developed a liquidized programmable module called the Polymer that turned the Soviet Union into a world superpower. Players take control of Agent P-3 or Major Sergey Alekseyevich Nechayev, who is tasked with assisting Sechenov with the launch of Kollektiv 2.0. However, things go south as a rogue agent sabotages the launch and turns all robots against their human masters. The Major, alongside his AI Glove companion CHARLES and other characters, must stop the haywire robots and figure out the large threat that looms over the Soviet Utopia.
During the development of Atomic Heart, developers noted that they took direct inspiration from the Bioshock series, as the Major's glove grants powers such as telekinesis, gel freezing, and electricity to stun the enemies that can also be found in the Bioshock series as Plasmids or Vigors. Like Bioshock, the arsenal available to the player is limited, with a focus on melee weapons. All upgrades are either craftable or can be purchased at NORA, a vending machine.
The following weapons appear in the video game Atomic Heart:
Handguns
Makarov PM
The Makarov PM or just PM is the only secondary available to the player throughout the game. It's the second gun that the player will acquire right after the shotgun, and it is overall a versatile weapon with cheap ammunition. With upgrades, the entire gun becomes more blocky in design or can be radically altered to look like a sci-fi blaster with a rotating bolt.
Shotguns
KS-23
The iconic KS-23 shotgun is the first weapon that the player picks up after getting into Facility 3826. When first equipped, the KS-23 is missing its wooden stock and only comes with three shells in the tube. With weapon upgrades, it will regain the stock back and can increase the ammo count to 7. The gun is anachronistic as the KS-23 was introduced in the 1980s, but seeing as this game is set in alternative history, it can be forgiven.
Rifles
AKM
The AKM or Kalash is an all-around rifle that can be customized to fit a variety of players' needs.
The final upgrade for the Kalash, apart from retro-futuristic tubing, comes with a "Picatinny" Rail and new receiver, similar to the modernization kit for AK style rifles, especially for AK-74s, it's known as Universal Upgrade Kit (Обвес, 'Obves,' Russian for 'body-kit'). The 'Obves' upgrade kits are officially designated as the KM-AK, which stands for 'komplekt modernizatsii - avtomata Kalshnikova' or 'upgrade kit - Kalashnikov assault rifle'. This package removes the wooden stock and replaces it with side folding stock that cannot be folded and more modern furniture. It is anachronistic as the AKM was introduced in 1959; the original AK-47 would be more appropriate.
Cut Weapons
Following the long development timeline of this game, many guns like the PTRS-41, LAPD 2019 Blaster and others were either scrapped or left on the cutting floor before the final release.