In Atomic Heart, a system failure at Soviet facility #3826 causes the machines to rebel against the people. You are Major P-3, a private agent, and your task is to minimize the consequences of this "system failure" and prevent the leakage of classified information. To succeed, you'll have to do your homework and study every deadly enemy to avoid becoming their next victim, as secret experiments have resulted in terrifying mutants, implacable machines, and bloodthirsty creatures.
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Guided by the idea of creating liquid information carriers, combining the properties of heavy water and silicon, Dmitry Sergeevich Sechenov discovers the Polymer, a plastic electrical storage device hitherto unknown to world science. The study of this unusual substance will radically change the course of history.
1939
Sechenov and Filimonenko, thanks to the electrochemical properties of the Polymer, create a compact cold fusion reactor, which opens up global prospects in robotics. And soon, at the Research Institute of the Brain, it makes its first revolutions of the wheel ... a real three-wheeled robot. Creating an ideal society with full-fledged assistant robots for everyone is getting closer!
1941
Sechenov's research is given the green light, and after a couple of years a network of research and production complexes is being built in the country, each of which is developing in its own field, while being part of a common national project called "Enterprise No. 3826". Research in the fields of robotics and polymers is in full swing.
1948
To improve the efficiency of robot control, a group of scientists led by Sechenov successfully launches the Collective 1.0 system, combining assistant robots into a controlled network. Robotics of the USSR achieves significant progress and high results, successfully replacing a person in the workplace. Machines build cities, lay new logistical routes in the sky and on earth, help people in places of natural disasters and gradually become an integral part of the life of a Soviet person. And Europe welcomes humanitarian aid in the form of brand new Soviet robots!
1950
Dmitry Sechenov discovers the Mimicry Adaptation of a Polymer, the ability of a substance to take root in the human body. This makes it possible to connect and assign an interface device to the user, which in the future will allow joining the "Collective 1.0" in order to remotely, literally mentally, control robots and, if necessary, almost instantly study a wide variety of information.
1951 - 1954
After many years of research and work on the interface between man and machine, the device is finally created and given the name "Thought". Society with bated breath awaits the onset of a beautiful and bright "tomorrow".
1955
Having successfully completed the tests, the USSR begins the all-Union polymerization of the population. The long-awaited update of the Collective 2.0 neural network is scheduled for Monday, June 13! Finally, the citizens of the USSR, and subsequently all the people of the world, will be able to get the “Thought” device for personal use and enter into a single system with robotic machines in order to control them with the power of thought!
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