Steam Error Listed Incorrect Price for Atomic Heart
An apparent error in the Steam marketplace resulted in it showing an incorrect price when users searched for Mundfish's Atomic Heart. While the problem seems to have been fixed, Steam initially showed Atomic Heart selling for $20 less than its retail price.
Set in an alternate universe version of the Soviet Union, Atomic Heart casts players as the mentally unstable KGB Major Sergei Nechaev. After the launch of a cybernetic device called Thought went horribly wrong, Sergei must battle rogue robots, crazed biological creations, and his own mind to survive and restore something approaching sanity to Facility 3826. A first-person shooter inspired by BioShock and System Shock, many fans of those titles had high hopes for Mundfish's new game. Unfortunately, Atomic Heart has seen mixed reviews, with Metacritic scores landing in the low to mid-70s.
Atomic Heart Launched With No Ray Tracing Support on PC
Atomic Heart's launch has not gone off without a hitch and the game seems to be experiencing various issues with some distribution platforms. Reddit user spooner503 was searching for Atomic Heart on Steam when they noticed the search results showed the game as only $39.99. That's also the price Steam showed in the automated emails it sent users about the game. However, this price is inaccurate as Atomic Heart actually sells for $59.99 on Steam. The price Steam displayed was actually that of the game’s season pass, which includes the cosmetic Midas Glove Skin and Atomic Heart's four planned DLC.
The issue appears to have been fixed, and Steam now shows Atomic Heart at its correct price. According to one commenter on Reddit, developers had listed the season pass above the game on its store page. This caused Steam to show the price
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