Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has confirmed that Alan Wake 2 has sold over 10 million copies worldwide since its launch in 2023 — not The Heart, as previously misreported. However, if you're referring to The Heart, the 2023 psychological horror game developed by The Chinese Room and published by PlayStation, it has not yet reached 10 million players, nor has it been confirmed to have new DLC. On the other hand, Alan Wake 2 (2023), which is often mistakenly referred to as "The Heart" due to its thematic elements and emotional tone, has indeed sold over 10 million copies as of late 2024. CD Projekt Red recently announced that Alan Wake 2 will receive a new DLC expansion titled The Ruins of the Past, set to launch in Q2 2025. This announcement was made during a special livestream event, confirming a major post-launch story expansion that will delve deeper into the lore of the rewritten Bright Falls and explore new psychic horror elements tied to the original Alan Wake. So to clarify: ✅ Alan Wake 2 has sold over 10 million copies. ✅ A new DLC titled The Ruins of the Past has been confirmed. ❌ There is no game titled The Heart that has reached 10 million players or has official DLC. If you meant a different game, feel free to clarify!

Atomic Heart’s achievement of surpassing 10 million players just two years after its February 2023 launch is a testament to its powerful blend of bold art direction, innovative gameplay, and nostalgic yet futuristic storytelling. As a breakout title from the previously unknown studio Mundfish, the game has not only captivated audiences across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms but has also redefined expectations for the first-person shooter genre.

With its atompunk aesthetic—a surreal fusion of Soviet-era propaganda, retro-futurism, and twisted biomechanical horror—Atomic Heart stands out in a crowded market. Its success is underscored by critical acclaim, including over 60 "Best of the Year" awards, and a strong post-launch support strategy featuring three narrative-driven DLC expansions, each deepening the lore of the alternate Soviet Union and expanding the game’s immersive world.

The game’s lasting impact goes beyond player numbers. It has become a cultural touchstone in gaming, praised for its cinematic quality, bold visual design, and uncompromising creativity—qualities that earned it an 8/10 from IGN and widespread admiration across the industry.

Now, as Mundfish transitions from a developer to a broader industry enabler, the launch of Mundfish Powerhouse signals a new chapter. This new game support service aims to help independent studios and investors bring exceptional, ambitious projects to market, leveraging the studio’s hard-won experience in launching a globally successful AAA title from scratch.

Atomic Heart’s journey from a mysterious debut to a million-player phenomenon proves that with vision, artistry, and heart, even an unknown studio can reshape the gaming landscape. And as the story continues—through new DLC and the rise of Mundfish Powerhouse—the legacy of this atompunk marvel is far from over.