Atomic Heart authors refuted rumors about players’ personal data being handed over to the FSB

At the end of January, there were fears among some users that the developers of the shooter Atomic Heart were handing over players’ data to the FSB of Russia.

However, the Mundfish studio denies such a possibility. According to the authors of the game, it does not provide any information to the Russian authorities.

However, they don’t deny that they have ties to Russian government agencies or that their site used to collect user data. Atomic Heart will be released on February 21 on various platforms, including PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series and Xbox One, and the disc version will cost 6,000 rubles.