The must-have setting under the gameplay tab is the art subtitles. We kept the camera shake at its default, though if you aren’t a fan of the camera bobbing up and down during gameplay, you can turn it off. Atomic Heart is a beautiful game, and motion blur during gameplay can sometimes be distracting. These are personal preferences, but we think at least you should turn motion blur off. Under the gameplay tab, you’ll find the motion blur and camera shake options. PS5 owners can also find the controller speaker option here if they want to use it or not.

In this case, if you want to avoid any claims, you can just turn the music volume slider entirely down. However, fair warning, even with this turned on, we still manage to get caught up in third-party claims. This is an easy way for anyone who’s not a native speaker to get a copy-right strike on their gameplay video, so we recommend turning on Streamer mode if you’re a Streamer or a let’s play Youtuber. With Atomic Heart being set in Russia, most of its third-party music comes from there. Enabling this will remove any potential third-party music that may get you de-monetized. There isn’t a lot here, though if you’re a Streamer, you’ll be happy to know that Atomic Heart features a streamer mode under the audio tab. These options will be available across all platforms unless specified: the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC.

This pertains to options that don’t relate to graphics and performance but more so accessibility, controls, audio, and such.

Related Reading: Atomic Heart Review – Bum Tickerīefore we get into all the customizations, I wanted to first list down settings that are available across all platforms.

Looking for the best settings to play Atomic Heart on PC, consoles, and Steam Deck? Well, we got you covered! MP1st delivers an in-depth look at this Atomic Heart best settings guide that’s useful for both console and PC players!

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