Mundfish and Focus Entertainment have released the fourth and final major DLC expansion for Atomic Heart.
Titled Blood on Crystal, the new expansion takes players to Facility 3826, for the all-out, guns-blazing conclusion to Atomic Heart's story, with over eight hours of content.
Here's the official overview and trailer provided by the developers.
Overview:
Brace yourself for an all-out bloody showdown
Experience the thrilling, high-stakes conclusion of Atomic Heart with “Blood on Crystal!” P-3, the Twin and their comrades must venture deeper into Facility 3826 than ever before to battle CHAR-les and make a last desperate bid to save humanity from total annihilation. Visit the new Wave Platform and the classified Crystal Complex while unearthing the unspeakable truth behind CHAR-les’ nefarious plans.
Face a new breed of enemies with all the might of your arsenal
Take on the ultimate threat as you face off against the Polymorphs, a new cast of mysterious beings spawned from the horrific experiments of CHAR-les himself. Harnessing the properties of polymer to assume elemental forms, the Polymorphs will force you to adapt your fighting style on the fly and make the most of your arsenal. Thankfully, you now have access to the mightiest glove abilities and weapons to deal with them. You’ll need all the firepower you can get against Facility 3826’s wildest bosses yet!
The Ultimate Edition is now available everywhere
In addition to “Blood on Crystal,” today also marks the release of Atomic Heart’s new Ultimate Edition – the most complete version of the game – on all digital stores. You can also get your hands on the Ultimate Edition’s limited physical release, which includes an exclusive new SteelBook, the Atomic Pass’ four DLCs, a digital artbook, and every single weapon and glove cosmetic released so far.
Download the OST Volume 6
Alongside the release of “Blood on Crystal,” all owners of Atomic Heart’s original soundtrack now have access to its 6th and final volume, featuring the game’s signature energetic rock versions of famous Soviet songs and much more.
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