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Scanner

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The **Scanner** is a Polymer Glove ability featured in *Atomic Heart*.

## Overview

When the Scanner is activated, P-3 will hold his hand up and make an L-shape. This will apply a monochrome filter to the environment and highlight points of interest. The Scanner is instrumental in locating lootable objects and finding clues to puzzles. It can also inform the player what damage type enemies are vulnerable or resistant to. Furthermore, highlighted objects can be seen through nearby walls as long as the scanner remains active. This also means that the player cannot attack enemies and will move slowly while the scanner is active.

Highlighted objects vary in color based on what they are:

* White - Interactable objects and docile entities.
* Green - A computer, terminal, or polymerized corpse.
* Blue - Lootable objects and slain enemies with loot.
* Red - Enemies. If close enough, additional information about the enemy will be displayed.
* Red and Blue Lines - Anything connected to a Terminal.
Alexey Lebedev

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**Lebedev Sergei Alexeyevich** or **Alexey Lebedev** is an electrical engineer, energy specialist and the founder of the Soviet computing technology. He is also the creator of NORA. He is a minor character in *Atomic Heart* and one of the main in the DLC *Annihilation Instinct*.

## Gallery

* Alexey Lebedev on the cover for *Annihilation Instinct*.
* Alexey Lebedev as seen in-game.
* Full-body view of Alexey Lebedev in-game.
The VDNH's Mission (Mail)

**The VDNH's Mission** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

The VDNH's Mission

Date: April 23, 1955
From: Facility 3826 General Director D. Sechenov
To: VDNH Security Manager K. Ismailov

to most people, including employees and visitors, the VDNH is merely an attraction with interesting exhibits. But it's actually something much more complex: a testing ground for the psychological effects of technical innovations on museum-goers with various levels of education. At the AoC, we analyze recordings of visitors' reactions in order to set priorities for fine-tuning the appearances of robots and other related devices. The VDNH is a litmus test for how Soviet citizens will react to the futuristic world they will soon inhabit.
Lunar Soil - Success! (Mail)

**Lunar Soil - Success!** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Lunar Soil - Success!

Date: April 3, 1955
From: Vavilov Complex Manager S. Vavilov
To: #cold\_workshop

Dear comrades, I'd like to call your attention to the fact that our work has borne fruit — literally! Our experiments related to growing seeds in lunar soil in conditions approaching a hypothetical lunar greenhouse have been a stunning success. Unfortunately, given the importance and great promise of this work, we still can't share our results, even with the members of the team, but you will all learn about the contribution you have made to science very soon.

Thank you again for laboring for the future of humanity, comrades.
Mother

The **Mother** is an enemy in *Atomic Heart*.

## Overview

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## Lore Entry

The Mother is an artificially bred plant that quickly grows Sprouts in its belly.

The Sprouts scatted seeds from which new Mothers grow. The plant is indifferent to environmental conditions and can grow without direct contact with nutritious soil, including on floors and walls.

## Variants

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### Mother

The Mother will periodically spawn new Sprouts.

* Energy Weapons
* Fire Damage
* Explosive Damage
A Little More About Visitors (Mail)

**A Little More About Visitors** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

A Little More About Visitors

Date: May 12, 1955
From: VDNH Press Secretary M. Gabriashvili
To: #visitor\_assistance\_dept

Following a survey of visitors, we have determined that most of them prefer human tour guides over Tereshkovas. It should come as no surprise that a robot telling people about robots can lead to anxiety and confusion. However, after conducting a secret intelligence test—the so-called "Yelizarova VDNH Test"—it has become clear that this reaction is typical of less-educated people, i.e. members of the worker and peasant classes. Members of the intelligentsia and Party members, on the other hand, prefer Tereskovas, which they see as part of the exhibit.
Conclusion: after visitors take the hidden VDNH Test, they can be divided up into two groups and assigned to either a human guide or a Tereshkova.
Dmitry Sechenov

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**Dmitry Sergeyevich Sechenov** is the secondary antagonist in *Atomic Heart*. He is the genius scientist that revolutionizing Soviet science and aspiring to bring the human race to the new height through forceful brainwashing.

## Biography

A Soviet futurist, neurosurgeon, roboticist, Sechenov was guided by the idea for creating fluid information carriers and combining the properties of heavy water and silicon. He discovered Polymer in 1936, a plastic electric storage device, hitherto unknown to world science. Three years later in 1939, Sechenov and Filimonenko, thanks to the electrochemical properties of the Polymer, create a compact cold fusion reactor, which opened up global prospects in robotics. By 1941, Sechenov's research was given the green light, and in a couple of years, Facility 3826 was created. Sechenov was placed as the head of the facility which oversaw a network of research and production complexes that were built in the country, each of these conducted developments in its their fields. The Facility eventually mass produced powerful combat robots enabling the Soviets to overwhelm the Nazi Germany in WW2 and swiftly defeated them.

In 1948, to increase the effectiveness of robot control, a group of scientists led by Sechenov successfully launched the Kollektiv 1.0 system, combining robot assistants into a controlled network. Robotics of the USSR achieved significant progress and amazing results, successfully replacing a human in the workplace. After the Nazis unleashed the Brown Plague Bioweapon as they were about to lose, Soviet Robots were in high demands across the world to make up of the loss of millions of labour forces caused by the virus.

In 1950, Sechenov discovered Polymer Assimilative Adaptation, the ability of the substance to take root in the human body. This makes it possible to connect and attach an interface device to the user, which in the future will allow users to join "Kollektiv 1.0" in order to remotely, read "mentally", control robots and, if necessary, almost instantly study a lot of various information. Over the next few years, Sechenov became the Minister of Industry for the USSR. After the sabotaged launch of Kollektiv 2.0, Sechenov sent Major P-3 to investigate the circumstances of the incident and restore the neural network.

## Note

* In one of Limbo sequences, both Sechenov and P-3 have a conversation about "monsters act in the dark while they hide in the light", this similar dialogue is said in a In-Engine Cinematic Trailer. In an ironic twist, this ended up being the case for himself, Sechenov, as he made the whole Kollectiv 2.0 network a system that can take away the people's free will.
* In an unused cutscene, Sechenov uses a Pchela to project himself in front of P-3 and Larisa, presumably to order both of them to surrender for their "betrayal".
* Model and motion capture - Russian actor Dmitriy Romashin.
BR-1 Burav

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The **BR-1 "Burav"** is an enemy that appears in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

Burav is a massive worm-like robot created for excavate tunnels, its mouth-like cutting drills can drill through even the hardest minerals at incredible speed. The Burav also appears to have telekinetic properties, allowing it to float and maneuver through the air.

According to Charles, The Soviet Union has a high hopes for Burav in their conquest of all planets in the Solar System.

## Strategy

Burav is invulnerable, therefore P-3 cannot damage or destroy it. The only way is to evade its movement trails is by moving out of its way. It instantly kills upon contact so if you do not evade, you are dead.

## Note

* The design of the Burav might be based on the mythical creature, the Mongolian Death Worm.
	+ It also could take inspiration from the Driller from the movie, Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
* When the Burav collects minerals, they retract three tendrils from their mouths similar to the Bumblebee and deposit them for workers to collect.
* their are also mentions of Mini-Burav's in the Burav museum.
* Buravs are present within one of P-3's trips to Limbo, endlessly hovering in the air.
* Burav makes an a appearence during the Atomic Thunder event in War Thunder, Which could be controlled by Patrol Pchelas, called "Repair Pchelas" during the event, and can be targeted onto tanks or other ground vehicles. When done so, they can successfully destroy vehicles by burrowing upwards and destroying it. This ability can only be done once and starts a cooldown, so Repair Pchela players needed to wait before controlling it again.
Michael Stockhausen

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**Michael Stockhausen** is a character featured in *Atomic Heart.*

## Biography

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A German scientist, who headed to the USSR after the war in search of knowledge and opportunity. Thanks to his scientific and organizational talents, Stockhausen’s career enjoyed a startlingly rapid ascent due to his magnificent administrative skills.

He was recruited to the Facility in order to fill a quota for scientists from the German Soviet Socialist Republic and quickly earned Sechenov’s respect. Despite his pedantry and a certain degree of snobbishness, he remains one of the best-known—and best-liked—members of the Facility 3826’s team.

## Notes

* Though Stockhausen is not antagonistic, he would do whatever it takes to please his superiors, including Sechenov.
* Its speculated that he was originally a scientist for the Nazi Party, but after the war join the Soviet Union due to their technological advancements.
* It is implied that Stockhausen is jealous of Viktor Petrov and wants to steal his research for his own gain, including wanting Larisa to be his lover.
* In early development, there was a scrapped plotline where Stockhausen accidentally let loose a horde of mechanized zombies that he created (later replaced by Mutants).
* His real name is Josef Goldenzweig. He worked in a secret Berlin laboratory to create biological weapons during the war. He survived the first outbreaks of the brown plague, after which he changed his name with the help of forged documents, trying to avoid punishment for the crimes of the Reich.
* Model and motion capture - russian ballet dancer and actor Denis Medvedev.
Steps to have access to Maray's Labyrinth

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STEPS TO HAVE ACCESS TO MARAY'S LABYRINTH

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01 - Go to the first Portal in the Circle and activate it. (M)

02 - Go to the 3rd Portal with the Machine and enter the code Default to create a ramp to go to the Blue Chair and see the Note left by Caroline Farley, about the Labyrinth, register it, taking a picture. (H)

03 - Go with the 3rd Portal that if you observe it is in the circle too and with the Machine and fire it. (H)

04 - When you leave Hunrath with the 3rd Portal in the Circle, you will see the Machine and enter the Default Code, to Create a Ramp and to have access to the Device that created the Red Laser, preventing you from going through the Stargates, take a picture of the and go back down the ramp. (M)

05 - Go out of the Inlet and push the Button to Rotate the Input Anti-Clockwise. Note that now the 3rd Portal, happens to be the 1st Portal, in this Maneuver that you did. Enjoy and enter the Default Code to create a ramp and go to the Dome Portal and look at the wall, it is still sealed the passage, and trigger it. (M)

06 - As you can see you will have access to a door that will use it many times, but it can only be opened inside, can not explore more, because it has no ramp, go back to the Dome Portal and activate it. (H)

07 - Go to the 1st Portal in the Circle in the Circle with the Machine and Activate it. (M)

08 - In Hunrath, you go to the Machine and enter the Standard Code, to create another ramp and have access to the pile of wood you have and explore a little and return by the ramp you just created when you arrived.

09 - Go to the 2nd Portal that is in the middle and Activate it (H)

10 - Go to the Dome Portal look at the wall, it is starting to open the passage to the Labyrinth and trigger it. (M)

11 - Go to the 3rd Portal wrapped in Earth and Trigger it (Hint: It can be placed on a Barrel) (H)

12 - Go to the Portal of the Dome and see that he is now with Earth and see the Wall, she is almost opening the passage and Activate it. (M)

13 - Go to the 1st Portal in the Circle, being able to be or not with the Machine and when Pressing the button Look directly at the Ramp. (H)

14 - Go to the Portal of the Dome and see that besides earth, the Wall that accesses the Labyrinth is almost opening and it triggers it. (M)

15 - Go to the 1st Portal in the Circle again, being able to be or not with the Machine and press it, but look directly back to the Ramp, as you did in step 13. (H)

16 - Ready now you have direct access to the Labyrinth of Maray the Portal that was in the Dome now only has land, as it is definitely in Hunrath. (M)
Larisa Filatova

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Dr. **Larisa Andreyevna Filatova** is a character featured in *Atomic Heart.*

## Biography

A top-notch neurosurgeon and a talented employee at the Academy of Consequences, Dr. Filatova is a specialist known for her intelligence and subtly manipulative behavior. After her mentor’s death, she continued to work on integrating humans and machines into the Kollektiv 2.0 network.
 Her social rating has been reduced due to her freethinking nature and her disobedience of direct orders from her superiors.

## Note

* Larisa was originally going to have a major role within the game until it was scrapped and killed off screen.
* Larisa has purple colored hair, however hair dye was barely mentioned in history since 1907.
* Larisa's skills as a neurosurgeon is shown to be capable of saving people when they get decapitated, such as rescuing Viktor Petrov.
* Before meeting Larisa, your destination takes you to a lighthouse where it leads you to a elevator lift that shows a glass window with a view of a underwater facility named "Neptune" while violin music plays, P-3 compliments this as amazing and a "rapture", this is obviously a reference to another dystopian game, BioShock.
	+ Coincidentally, Andrew Ryan was born in Russia and his birth name is "Андрей Раяновский," who is mentioned in a discoverable readout.
* When at Limbo, Larisa's body takes the form of a test dummy, scattered randomly and covered in blood.
* In the early concept of the game was named Laura Velasquez.
* Model and motion capture - Russian actress Maria Rudenko.
Yusup Mukhtarov

**Yusup Batyevich Mukhtarov** is a character appearing in *Atomic Heart*.

## Biography

A former regional war commissar in the Kazakh Soviet Social Republic, Mukhtarev was assigned to Vavilov Complex following his early retirement due to an accident. According to his fellow servicemen and subordinates, not even the robots and architects know every inch of the complex as well as he does.

## Notes

* His last name *Mukhtarov* is sometimes misspelled as *Muhktarev*.

## References

1. ↑ Employees entry — Yusup Batyevich Mukhtarov
Ekaterina Debaltovskaya

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**Ekaterina Afanasyevna Debaltovskaya** is a character featured in *Atomic Heart.*

## Biography

A demanding, pushy womand, Debaltovskaya has earned a reputation as a headstrong person that even upper management would be reluctant to quarrel with. She is a born manager. Academy employees work under her supervision day and night, and their productivity has significantly improved since Debaltovskaya took over the position.

## References

1. ↑ Employees entry - Ekaterina Afanasyevna Debaltovskaya
Memo (June 5, 1955) (Mail)

**Memo** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Memo

Date: June 5, 1955
From: Service Settlement Manager I. Abdurakhimov
To: Club President P. Savelyeva

Next Monday, June 13, 1955, the triumphant launch of Kollektiv 2.0 will take place.
However, due to the work schedules of employees residing in the village, not everyone will be able to go to the VDNH. So please celebrate where you are. Here is the schedule:

1:00 PM: Work day ends

1:00-2:00 PM: Lunch

2:00 PM: Gather in the auditorium/town square/foyer

3:00 PM: Speeches by senior managers, celebration, broadcasts of speeches by Facility manager

4:30 PM: Launch of Kollektiv 2.0

6:00 PM: Celebratory dinner (cafeteria/foyer)
Plyusch

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**Plyusch** is an enemy that appears in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

The terrifying Plyusch, or **Ivy** is the endoskeleton of an experimental bionic creature, a reanimated blob of polymer muscle with an implanted dog brain. The Plyusch usually walks on its hind legs, but it can also run on all fours at the speed of a wild wolf. The bio-robot is capable of transforming its paws, making them several times longer, and jumping great distances with ease.

## Abilities

* Ivies attacks by lashing the player with its extendable arms.
* Ivies has two power attacks: a slingshot ability and grab attack.
	+ Slingshot ability involves the ivy launching itself across the battle arena while knocking the player down.
	+ While the grab attack involves the ivy extending its arms while holding you close to its gaping maw as it struggles to hold you still.
* Resistant to Shok, projectile weapons and Energy weapons.
* Weak to Fire damage and Melee.
* If a Plyusch makes contact with any Sprout, it will fuse with it and become more aggressive, and gains new attacks.
	+ At medium range it can spit bio acid in a polymer casing.
	+ At long range it can fire a barrage of the aforementioned form of bio acid.
	+ Periodically they will retreat away from the player while leaving behind a line of polymer bio acid sacs that implode on the ground, forming pools of bio acid to act as area denial, the farther they decide to retreat, the more sacs are left behind.

## Note

* In one of the trailers, it was originally capable of human speech due to one of them saying "And now I'm going to eat you, little human" before meeting it, indicating that it gained intelligence.
	+ However the soundtrack will play a similar phrase saying "And now, Sergey Nechayev, I'll eat you".
	+ Another trailer shows one of them sitting beside a stuffed dummy like a companion, possibly due to it having the brain of a dog.
* Interestingly, many had assumed the creature was a plant similar to the Sprouts because of its nickname being Ivy, as well as the fact that it looks like it is made up of a cluster of tangled vines.
* Plyusch having a dog brain and its red-blood appearance is analogous to the concept of a literal "blood hound".
* When using telekinesis in certain areas of the hospital, contained Plyuschs will be set free which will trigger a mini-boss fight.
* You will encounter the Plyusch at least 5 times normally, with 3 being required fights. The battle in the VDNH, Maya Plisetskaya Theater, and Pavilov Center are required, whereas the 2 Putsches on the bridge can be driven by.
Polygon 8

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**Polygon 8** or **Testing Grounds 8** is a location in *Atomic Heart.*

## Overview

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## Loot

### Bronze

* Zvezdochka - Lower Blade with Reflex Booster

### Silver

* Fox - Lightweight Titanium Blade
* Dominator - Vortex Transducer

### Gold

* MP - Revolver-type Bolt Frame
* Swede - Polymeric Alloy Extension
Dewdrop

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**Dewdrop** is an enemy that appears in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

The multi-legged Dewdrop is a heavy bionic creature. Its huge biopolymer muscle mass contained within a special synthetic bulb shell not only allows the entity to maintain its shape, but also facilitates transportation on an industrial scale. This bio-robot is used in the mining industry - a Dewdrop can lift heavy loads and drill wells using a mechanical laser.

## Lore Entry

The many-limbed Dewdrop is a heavy bionic creature, a massive blob of Polymer muscle, wrapped in synthetic membrane that both helps the robot to maintain shape and facilitates transportation on an industrial scale.

The biorobot will be used in the mining industry: not only can it lift heavy loads, it also performs precise borehole drilling with its mechanical laser unit.

## Apparatus

* **Weight**: 850 kg or 1,873.92923 lbs
* **Speed**: 50 km/h or 15.53 mph
* **Equipment**: Extra-Heavy Lazer gun Raduga; Combat roll manuver; Weighted Extremities
* **Damage potential**: [REDACTED]

## Strategy

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1. The Dewdrop is vulnerable to the Dominator and firearms charged with the Electric canister. A shotgun is preferable to use.
2. At around 60% health, The Dewdrop will sprout tendrils made of polymer and use these to attack.

## Note

* It is speculated that the Dewdrop is also used for underwater mining due to being near the ocean and the presence of a dead whale.
* The Neuro-Polymer inside the Dewdrop is seen to be controlling its fluid tendrils.
Maria Orlikova

**Maria Andreyevna Orlikova** is a character appearing in *Atomic Heart*.

## Biography

Technically speaking, Orlikova is the Academy of Consequences' representative at Vavilov Complex. She collects archival materials, sets security levels, and maintains communications between the Academy and the Complex. Despite the importance of her position, she has a good sense of humor and is easygoing with coworkers. However, there is no one living who could extract even the most inconsequential secret about Facility 3826 from Maria Orlikova.

## References

1. ↑ Employees entry — Maria Andreyevna Orlikova
Games are the Future (Mail)

**Games are the Future** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Games are the Future

Date: February 23, 1955
From: Social Engineer P. Lobazov
To: Museum Manager M. Yelizarova

As a venue for the preliminary analysis of the population's interest, the VDNH has given us stunning results. For example, thanks to the popularity of a little game at a special terminal near the Burav exhibit, we've realized that the future of children's entertainment lies in simple, yet dynamic games. I strongly recommend that the Academy pursue this promising avenue. We need to create several other games like this for schoolchildren and Young Pioneers to play on their PEARs, or perhaps even with their THOUGHT devices. Interactive entertainment could be a force to reckoned with in the future.
Ghost (Mail)

**Ghost** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Ghost

Date: April 23, 1955
From: Security Guard L. Kurtz
To: VDNH Security Manager K. Ismailov

Listen, Kareem, I'm serious—someone has been walking around the exhibits at night. Yes, I know the cameras don't show anyone, but I saw a glowing silhouette! I wasn't drunk—you know I haven't had a drop since the war. The thing just walked right out of the wall, almost like it was a will-o-the-wisp, and then strode past the exhibits and vanished into the darkness!
A few tour guides have also reported seeing someone—they say they saw a woman flying through the dark, crying. If this is someone's idea of a joke, I won't stand for it. You know me, I'll knock their damn teeth out, I don't care who they are. But if not... Anyway, I refuse to work overnight shifts, or I won't be responsible for my actions...
Swede

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The **Swede** is a weapon featured in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

Olaf Sölveig, a Swedish lumberjack and later a firefighter who moved to the USSR and became a well-known rescuer who fought the legendary Urta-Bulak gas fire when the jet of flame shot up to 300 meters in the air, has nothing to do with this weapon.

However, it is possible that it was in his honor that the neural network named this monster “Swede”. However, you absolutely don’t feel the urge to save anyone with such a tool in your possession. Obviously, that this fire ax was created for just one purpose, to smoke the enemy.
Memo (Mail)

**Memo** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Memo

Please read this message the first time you punch in

You are an employee of Vavilov Complex, the breadbasket of the Soviet Union and the entire world. Working under Comrade Vavilov is one of the most important duties not only for your fellow countrymen, but for manking as a whole.
- Attend to your appearance, manners, and relationships with coworkers
- Do not permit careless, disorderly, or parasitic behavior
- Keep your workspace clean
- Do not discuss your work outside of the complex
Club Minutes (Mail)

**Club Minutes** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Club Minutes

Date: November 19, 1954
From: Pavlov Debate Club President N. Azarova
To: archive terminal

Excerpt from debate club minutes

Speaker 1: Maintaining the high level of technology Soviet science has achieved obviously requires people of profound intellect. That is why the fear that a situation could arise in which technology allows society to become stupider is irrational. Otherwise this level of technology would be ultimately unsustainable.

Speaker 2: But if this threatens to divide mankind into two different groups, a smaller group with big brains that does all the intellectual activity and another, massive group with tiny brains that either does the simplest jobs or does nothing at all (because machines do everything for them)... this is a pretty gloomy future, but is it even possible?

Speaker 1: This is exactly why the population's ideological education needs to be our number one priority!
Polymer Glove

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The **Polymer Glove** is a piece of equipment featured in *Atomic Heart*. Housing the Charles Articifical Intelligence, it grants P-3 extraordinary abilities.

## Background

The glove or the polymer manipulator is powered through batteries, implanted in Nechaev’s jumpsuit. The connection is established through a universal port in the agent’s hand. The power supply to the glove itself is delivered via thin monomolecular superconducting polymer rods, which are planted inside the marrow and the left arm.

Thus, the implant, connected with the neural system and soft tissues can be controlled with the force of mind - electrical impulses of neurons - and it also guarantees an instant absorption of polymers by the agent’s body

## Abilities

Electrical Shock - A burst of electricity similar to small lightning that can electrify enemies and make various systems malfunction.

Identification - Can identify various objects.

AI - the device is so smart that it can learn from wearer’s actions and suggest decisions based on the situation, acts like a genuine person and can have fun conversations with the wearer.

Levitation - Can make things float and make the whole room turn upside down.

Freeze - A burst of cold air that freezes anything it touches in a matter of seconds.

Molecule Reducer - Can compress things to a size that it can fit in the glove, and store multiple items, it can overload, then you become slower.

Polymer Shield - A strong force field that protects the wearer.
Railgun

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The **Railgun** is a weapon featured in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

A railgun utilizes an electromagnetic Lorentz force, by short-circuiting two paralleled directional rails after a short and massive electrical impulse. The original Lorentz force research suggested the use of an accelerated projectile, which was supposed to be pushed forward with supersonic speed by an enormous pressure of plasma, formed with a powerful electric arc discharge. However, the goal of the said research was always to build an energy weapon with no use of an actual projectile at all.

This experimental piece of weaponry is the pride of Soviet engineers, working day and night at Facility №3826. The groundworks were laid in the SAS laboratory of measuring instruments run by Professor Arzimovich, who is also known for his part in the Soviet atomic project. In 1943, the professor published a groundbreaking method of electromagnetic isotope separation and began another research round of enriched uranium plasma, thus starting a revolution in the USSR’s history of arms.

A railgun, operating on pure electromagnetic energy without an accelerated projectile, can instantly disintegrate almost any target within the acceptable mass margin. The destructive capabilities of such a weapon forced numerous nations to completely re-evaluate their top armoring technologies. For a long time, the railgun’s biggest drawback was its enormous size, however, in 1952 Shpagin Design Bureau presented a simplified tank variant - polymer induction-based EBR-2, available for heavy infantry. Luckily, Nechaev’s jumpsuit batteries can effectively power EBR-2 through the universal port
Change of Status (Mail)

**Change of Status** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Change of Status

Date: September 19, 1953
From: Service Settlement Manager I. Abdurakhimov
To: #villagers

By order of the Facility 3826 housekeeping department, the town formerly known as Forester Village is now officially a service settlement.

As for the confirmation of this document, all settlement residents are considered service personnel for Vavilov Complex's technical staff and are under the direction of the settlement manager.
From now on, it will be our sacred duty to watch the devices entrusted to us day and night and keep them in good working order, comrades! Congratulations!
Unacceptable!!! (Mail)

**Unacceptable!!!** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Unacceptable!!!

Date: June 5, 1955
From: Visitation Dept. K. Loginova
To: VDNH Security Manager K. Ismailov

It is my duty to inform you that S. Lastochkin, the director of the Plisetskaya Theater, has adopted the habit of inviting his guests, who frequently leave his institution in a less-than-sover state, to the VDNH. These loud, tipsy visitors have been behaving in an unacceptable fashion. However, since they are often high-ranking officials, there is no way to control them. Please find a way to prevent Lastochkin's guests from entering the museum.
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*Atomic Heart* is a closed world action-adventure role-playing game set in the alternate Soviet Union of 1955 at Facility 3826. Science, equality and fraternity are the main symbols of Freedom in this reality. But what kind of effort does it take to build an ideal society? And what is the price of such a society? Civilian robots, designed to help people, rebelled against their creators. Terrible mutant monsters came to be as a result of secret experiments conducted by scientists.
Atomic Heart puts you in the shoes of a military investigator, P-3. Your goal? Find out what happened at Facility 3826 while evading the mind-bending horrors spawned by the accident. Choose your best tactics for each unique opponent, starting with the special capabilities of the Polymer Glove and ending with heavy weapons of mass destruction. Combine your defensive capabilities and attacking skills, interact with the environment, and keep an eye on the enemy. A wide range of upgrades for all firearms and melee weapons will allow you to tear to pieces anything that gets in your way.

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Marina Yelizarova

**Marina Andreyevna Yelizarova** is a character in *Atomic Heart*.

## Biography

Yelizarova is the manager of the VDNH.

One of the Facility's managers, Yelizarova is in charge of the VDNH's exhibits and visitor interaction. She stood out from the very beginning of her tenure at the Facility and is responsible for the creation of the VDNH. Rumor has it she had to personally convince Dr. Sechenov of the need for a museum, and her efforts have clearly been vindicated.
A Minor Correction (Mail)

**A Minor Correction** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

A Minor Correction

Date: May 28, 1955
From: VDNH Press Manager M. Gabriashvili
To: Printing Dept. Manager N. Nazarov

Urgent corrections. Please delete this text from the brochures for Q3 1956: "The VDNH was originally planned to be a flying complex located on an Icarus platform like Chelomey. This floating museum would travel the Soviet Union, inviting visitors from the cities and towns along its path to come up and enjoy its exhibits. However, new machines destined to be part of the exhibits were being developed so quickly, its exhibits would inevitably have become out of date while the platform was flying from Vladivostok to Leningrad. It was therefore decided to leave the VDNH at Facility 3826."
On Sprouts (Mail)

**On Sprouts** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

On Sprouts

Date: April 1, 1955
From: Laboratory Docent N. Ivanov
To: Senior Genetic Engineer A. Raguzin

Please read this carefully. It is not a joke!
Yesterday, while disposing of organic waste, I deposited several carcasses of pigs that had expired during experiments into the Sprout-breeding chamber.
We checked the recordings again today to see where the Vovas have been going, and I discovered that the pigs had gotten up, walked around the chamber, and even tried to get outside. Unfortunately, by the time I got there, the carcasses had been eaten. There may be something we don't know about the Sprouts. I insist that we study this incident.
## Location

* Can be found on the PEAR Terminal in the Vavilov Complex's Thermarium Assembly Workshop.
PM

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MP
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The **Makarov Pistol**, or simply **PM**, is a weapon featured in *Atomic Heart*. It is a robust, easy to use weapon.

## Background

The Makarov pistol or MP for short, was present in every Vostok cosmonaut's equipment kit, which makes it the first firearm to have gone into space. The MP became the calling card of Soviet law enforcement agencies almost immediately after it was developed in 1948. The original weapon used relatively weak 9×18 caliber rounds, which were inferior to their “older comrades” in terms of their stopping power. However, this modernized version, which is widely used in Facility 3826, is different, having undergone a number of fundamental changes.

The polymer core of the rounds gives them a substantially greater impact when they fragment, and the improved trigger mechanism allows more shots to be fired without any loss of accuracy. As a result, the density of fire is higher, and the weapon is more effective. Despite the fact that this weapon was primarily created to tackle enemy personnel, the MP also shows extremely high efficiency against machines. The damaged neural network has left the blueprints for assembling the PM virtually unchanged, so it is worth paying special attention to applying high-quality upgrades to this weapon.

## Characteristics

The MP is acquired after the shotgun, but should not be ignored, not at all. It is an incredibly versatile weapon, with a powerful selection of barrels and other modifications, while its ammunition is plentiful and cheap to manufacture.
Warning (Mail)

**Warning** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Warning

Date: May 4, 1955
From: Museum Manager M. Yelizarova
To: all\_managers

Due to the direct conflict between S. Lastochkin, the manager of Plisetskaya Theater, and our management staff, VDNH employees will no longer be given theater tickets as incentives.
We cannot tolerate their behavior, comrades. Everyone knows that the theater has become a den of iniquity under that pompous dandy's leadership. I frequently receive messages about what's happening backstage. Shield yourself and your subordinates from these bourgeois vices unworthy of a Soviet citizen!
Loot (Mail)

**Loot** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Loot

Date: June 6, 1955
From: Junior Technical Specialist P. Cherevikov
To: Junior Technical Specialist O. Krestovozdvizhensky

You were right, Oleg — no one's watching the waybills. Everybody around here's so trusting... i.e. freakin' morons. I packed up everything I was able to grab from the last inventorying session — Manka's watching it. I'm getting transferred to Pavlov for a while, so I'll be gone for a couple of weeks. While I'm gone, send all the junk to the fence. If I'm right, we can make a couple thousand rubles off that shit.
Appt 3 (Mail)

**Appt #3** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Appt #3

Date: June 7, 1955
From: Cashier I. Yshtelbyeva
To: M. Yudina

Can I get a 9:00 appointment, Maria? I took a day off. Lyudmila got one of those Poly hairstyles for her wedding. Could you do that for me too, pretty please? You know, the kind where it's one style in the morning, and then it's different in the evening, and the color changes and everything? Everybody's gonna be there for the Kollektiv update — all our bosses, and maybe even some foreigners! I don't wanna look all frumpy... oh, and grab me some Poly nail polish too, okay? I want my nails to change with my mood! Thanks! XOXO
Karen Ismailov

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**Karen Andarovich Ismailov** is a character featured in *Atomic Heart.*

## Biography

Ismailov is the VDNH's Security Manager.

Ismailov is a war veteran and retired officer. He is a gruff, straightforward, and crude man with an excellent reputation as a security expert. His obvious character flaws include a tendency to promote his friends, especially those who served with him in the military, which often leads to conflict with the VDNH's other managers.

## References

1. ↑ Employees entry - Karen Andarovich Ismailov
MTU-7 Bumblebee

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**MTU-7 Bumblebee** is an enemy that appears in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

The aerial robot tractor MTU-7 can carry a record weight of ten tons thanks to its enormous traction and heavy-duty cables. The Bumblebee is used in heavy industry, construction, and oil drilling, moving through the air as an indispensable tool for access to impeded objects.

It is often used with the NA-T256 Natasha, which receives heavy loads or passes them to Bumblebee. In addition, the MTU-7 is a staple of emergency rescue units and is ready to swoop in to assist should a serious industrial accident ever occur.

## Apparatus

* Weight: 180 kg or 396.832072 lbs
* Speed: 80 km/h or 49.70 mp/h
* Equipment: Stinger cable Hooks; ~~Lazer gun~~
* Damage potential: [REDACTED]

## Notes

* In early development, the Bumblebee would use its 6 tendrils in combat, another variant will be damaged but its tendrils will still attack.
* P-3 criticize the appearance of the Bumblebee, saying it looks more like a pig.
* Despite the Soviet Union developing advanced technology, they have yet to create flying vehicles which makes the Bumblebee necessary to travel quickly by carrying cars.
* When a Hedgie caused one of the trains to crash, several Bumblebees are shown carrying carts, presumably to repair the tracks.
* Interestingly, the Bumblebee shares many design elements with Natasha, with the most prominent being the head shape.
* During gameplay, Bumblebees act as support units. If a Dandelion detects the player attacking other robots Bumblebees will spawn in carrying large containers containing reinforcements.

## Reference

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqrIHsTjuFE
Extra Delivery (Mail)

**Extra Delivery** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Extra Delivery

Date: May 8, 1955
From: Museum Manager M. Yelizarova
To: all staff

Due to the expected influx of visitors on the 10th, we've ordered some addition items:
- Ice cream, 10 boxes
- Soda, 200 liters
- Bottled water, 150 liters
- Gift boxes of candy: 90pcs.
- Sickness bags, 200pcs.
- Souvenir grade stuffed animals for grade-schoolers, (Not sure, there are never enough)
- ABC Books, popular science books, 300pcs. (Send whatever's left to the Academy)
Chelomey Complex

## Chelomey

**Chelomey** is a location in *Atomic Heart*.

## Flying platform "Icarus"

The research complex and the city of Chelomey have been moved to the Icarus flying platform.

Icarus is a multi-tasking flying platform with an area of more than two hectares. It was invented by the famous experimental design bureau "Chelomey" under the leadership of the academician of the same name. Able to spend in the air for more than 10 days without refueling.

The design floats in the air thanks to the operation of engines operating on the principle of "Archimedes screw". However, the propellers do not interact with air currents, as it may seem at first glance, but directly with the Earth's magnetic field. This technology is extremely expensive in terms of energy consumption, including due to the significant weight of the station, so nuclear reactors are installed on the complex to power the engines.

The quarter on the surface consists of buildings for employees, residential buildings, a park and a central building.
Locations

**Locations** are spread out across the world map of Facility 3826, providing opportunities for loot, lore, and exploration. Oh, and running into enemies, that too.

## List

* Vavilov Complex
* Pavlov Complex
* Chelomey Complex
* Neptune Complex
* VDNH
* Academy of Consequences
* Forester Village
* Maya Plisetskaya Theater
* Polygon 1
* Polygon 2
* Polygon 6
* Polygon 8
* Polygon 9
* Polygon 10
* Polygon 11
* Polygon 12

* Vavilov Complex
* Pavlov Complex
* Chelomey Complex
* Neptune Complex
* VDNH
* Academy of Consequences
* Forester Village
* Maya Plisetskaya Theater
* Polygon 1
* Polygon 2
* Polygon 6
* Polygon 8
* Polygon 9
* Polygon 10
* Polygon 11
* Polygon 12
Review 232 (Mail)

**Review #232** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Review #232

Date: March 30, 1955
From: Visitor2208
To: #review\_book

Hello. We are to visiting your robot museum. We are being very much impressed. Everything work very great. But it would be nice, were signs in other language. With translator is much hard. We try to find water closet very long time. But everything very beautiful! Union of Soviets very nice country. We are wanting soon to be coming back.
Facility 3826

**Facility No. 3826** is a main location in *Atomic Heart*.

## Overview

Located in the eastern Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic (Kazakh SSR or Kazakhstan), Facility 3826 is a major Soviet research and development center. It is a hub of high technology and scientific advancement where many of the brightest minds in the USSR work. Its sprawling array of structures house numerous labs, production plants, test areas, and service and utility areas as well as the amenities needed to support its staff. Its purpose is to design, build, and test technologies which improve the lives of the Soviet citizenry.

Facility 3826 was where Kollektiv 1.0, the world’s first global network, was successfully developed. The system would mark its debut in 1946, a mere three years after the facility first opened. In addition to Kollektiv, 3826 is where development of numerous other technological marvels, including the VOV-A6 Lab Tech and the MA-9 Belyash robots, took place.

Facility 3826 is home to several sites, each of which plays its particular role in the overarching mission of the Facility as a whole. These include the Vavilov Experimental Botanical Complex, the VDNH, the Maya Plisetskaya Theater, the Pavlov Experimental Medical Complex, and the Academy of Consequences. Other sites within the Facility grounds include the Kollektiv Complex, the Sechenov Computational Center, the Neptune Complex, and the Mendeleev Complex.

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## Note

* Originally in development, there would've been more locations to explore with other laboratories, including a large sandy beach, frozen wasteland, aquatic oceans and a museum which autonomously showcase the robots and their functions.

* Atomic Heart's first draft used to be a movie script; written, directed and produced by Artyom Galeev, one of the CEO's of Mundfish and the lead art designer. The movie beared the same name as that of the facility; Facility 3826.
Urgent (October 22, 1954) (Mail)

**Urgent** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Urgent

Date: October 22, 1954
From: Facility 3826 Deputy Director M. Stockhausen
To: Robo-Theater Director S. Lastochkin

Comrade Lastochkin, please plan a special performance for Comrade Sechenov. He will be here with VIPs in two weeks. The robots need to perform flawlessly. We have made a major breakthrough in international relations, and the celebration has to blow them away. Bring out your best ballerinas, add a few beautiful performers, and offer them a magnificent banquet. You wanted to come up with a new show — well this is your chance. Make it something about robots and atomic power. I'm counting on you!
P.S. And get rid of that monstrosity with the bow! She's giving people nightmares — even the war veterans!
Fox

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The **Fox** is a weapon featured in *Atomic Heart*.

## Background

The Fox may lack agility and grace, but it’s capable of turning any location where there are enemies into a smashed-up hen house. Due to a failure in the neural network’s matrix, the Fox has ended up with a piece of finely sharpened aircraft propeller, made from a tempered PTA-4 alloy, as its blade. It must be said, however, that the weapon’s handle isn’t all that sturdy, but a true connoisseur of melee combat can quickly eliminate this shortcoming using NORA repairing vendors. In conclusion, the Fox is entirely capable of becoming one of the most dangerous hunters in the Facility’s ecosystem.
Order (May 2, 1955) (Mail)

**Order** is a mail in *Atomic Heart*.

## Transcript

Order

Date: May 2, 1955
From: Vavilov Complex Assistant Manager V. Zolotukhin
To: Security Manager V. Nyukhov

TOP SECRET

Inform Comrade Sechenov about the incident in the germination workshop. Cordon off the hospital where the victim is being treated. Let no one into the ward other than medical personnel and Comrade Sechenov.