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Atomic Heart is now available on the Steam platform for the Russian region

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The celebration has arrived on the streets for all residents of Russia, eager to play Atomic Heart but unwilling to install extra launchers aside from Steam! Since August 3, the hit by Mundfish has been available on Valve's platform not only outside the Russian region but also within Russia and several CIS countries.

As in VK Play (where the game is still available, by the way), there is both a free demo version and the Atomic Heart Ultimate Edition, which includes all released expansions.

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>>It seems this is thanks to the appearance of the publisher Focus Entertainment

But it was supposedly there before. This is how the game was published worldwide. It’s just that there was a deal for exclusivity with VK Play for a limited time.

>>how much cyberpunk is there?

Well, there are various implants, AI, and other high-tech stuff. In theory, in their version of the US, everything is arranged in "the best" traditions of cyberpunk with corporations and the like. But yes, it’s more of a technical loophole to latch onto the festival.

They also removed Denuvo from the game.

Unexpectedly.
It seems to be thanks to the appearance of the publisher Focus Entertainment, which is showcasing the game in the Steam catalog.

I found it amusing that Atomic Heart made it to the cyberpunk festival now. )
I don’t know, of course, how much cyberpunk there really is... In my opinion, it’s more like atom-punk, diesel-punk... Or some newly invented "soviet-punk."