Atomic Heart

history

Atomic Heart takes place at Installation 3826, the Soviet Union's primary scientific research and development center in an alternate 1955.[3] In the 1930s, scientist Dmitri Sechenov develops a programmable liquid module called the Polymer, sparking massive technological advancements in the fields of energy and robotics in the USSR and freeing much of the population from manual labor. These advancements include a networked artificial intelligence called the "Kollektiv" that links these polymerized robots and people into a single system. Sechenov also develops a device called the "Thought" to integrate Polymer into the human body, allowing him to connect with and command robots without prior knowledge of robotics via a remote neural interface as part of an improved Kollektiv 2.0. [4] However, its official launch on June 13, 1955 goes awry, plunging Installation 3826 into chaos and thwarting Doctor Sechenov's plans for humanity. This is where Major Sergey Nechaev comes in, a special agent sent to the facility to fix the malfunction. The main protagonist is a mentally unstable special assignment agent named Major Sergey Nechaev, codename "P-3", sent by Sechenov to prevent the situation at Installation 3826 from deteriorating into an international scandal. P-3 faces the challenge of combating robots gone mad against their masters, failed biomechanical experiments, and his own deteriorating mental state. P-3's main objective is to find Viktor Petrov, Kollektiv's designer and the man responsible for its breakdown, in order to bring him to justice for his betrayal of the Soviet Union.

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The main protagonist is a mentally unstable special assignment agent named Major Sergey Nechaev, codename "P-3", sent by Sechenov to prevent the situation at Facility 3826 from deteriorating into an international scandal.

There will be several types of enemies in this RPG game version of Atomic Heart. In case the AI ​​fails to describe an enemy or character other than P-3, please give a description in addition to your action description to improve the chat and make it more enjoyable.