Atomic Heart PC Keyboard and Mouse Controls

by Mike Alexander / Game Guides, General Guides / 23 Sep 2023

Man, I really love robots. But if you’ve seen as many sci fi movies as I have, you probably know how scary an evil robot can be. Just take a look at Terminator, that thing is terrifying. Can you take a wild guess what is even scarier than an out-of-control robot? An evil RUSSIAN robot. AH!

This is unfortunately the kind of thing you’ll have to deal with for 20+ hours in Atomic Heart, the very first game from Mundfish. In it, a robotics-fueled Russian Utopia in the sky is brought to its knees when the AI that powers it becomes self-aware. You know, the thing that happens in every movie about evil robots. You’re thrust into the combat boots of a Russian soldier named Major Nechaev, given an arsenal of weapons and entrusted with the survival of the human race. No pressure though!

In order to successfully complete your mission, you’re going to need to sneak, shoot, platform, and interact with each environment as efficiently as you can. As you can probably imagine, the only way to do that is to learn and master the control scheme of Atomic Heart. There is quite a lot to know, but don’t even sweat it. I have all of the information you need to know right here in this Atomic Heart keyboard and mouse controls guide.

So check it out, absorb the information you need, and leave it open in case you need to reference it again later.. It’s easy to forget things when you’re bombarded by ten different robots who all want to take you apart!

All PC Settings

PC Key Bindings and Keyboard Shortcuts

Movement: W, A, S, D

Jump: Space Bar

Basic Quick Attack: Left Mouse Button

Heavy Attack: Right Mouse Button

Pick Up and Throw Objects: F

Radial Menu: TAB

Dodge: Left Shift

Shock: V

Ability 1: Q

Ability 2: E

Heal: X

Reload: R

Crouch: Left Ctrl

Weapons Slot 1: 1

Weapons Slot 2: 2

Weapons Slot 3: 3

Weapons Slot 4: 4

Weapons Slot 5: 5

Weapons Slot 6: 6

Next & Previous Weapon: Mouse Wheel

Cartridge Menu: Middle Mouse Button

Aim: Right Mouse Button

Fire: Left Mouse Button

Scan: Left ALT

Mike Alexander

Mike has been playing video games since he was able to hold a controller, having been fascinated by Sonic 2 on his mom’s Sega Genesis. That fascination and passion for the art form has grown exponentially nearly 30 years later, and he doesn’t see that fading away anytime soon.
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