Atomic Heart Gets Live Action Trailer with Jensen Ackles; Composer Donates Proceeds to Red Cross for Ukraine

On April 28th, Gamajin Entertainment dropped a live-action trailer for the highly anticipated video game “Atomic Heart,” starring Supernatural’s Jensen Ackles. The trailer also featured an original song from Grammy-nominated composer Jonathan Meyer. However, the really unique and awesome part is what he has decided to do with the proceeds from the song – donate them to the Red Cross for Ukraine.

The dark and captivating live-action trailer, shown below, features Ackles as the main character, and is set in a mysterious Russian facility in the 1950s. It alludes to what fans of the game can expect when it is released, providing a glimpse of the game’s exciting action, unexpected twists, and unique storyline.

Atomic Heart is an open-world action-adventure game set in futuristic Soviet Union. You play as a KGB agent who is sent to an isolated factory to investigate a mysterious disturbance, and find out what has been happening at the site. As the game progresses, you encounter increasingly dangerous robots who you must battle, and uncover secrets about the place.

What sets Atomic Heart apart from other video games is its gripping story, as well as its graphics, which make it feel like you’re inside an actual Soviet facility from the 1950s. It also has a hauntingly beautiful score by composer Jonathan Meyer, which adds to the atmosphere of the game.

Meyer was so inspired by the game, he decided to donate all the proceeds from the live-action trailer’s theme song, “Sochi Run,” to the Red Cross for Ukraine. He felt this was a great way to use his talent to “give a little something back to those in need.”

Ukraine has been facing an ongoing humanitarian crisis since 2014, and Meyer’s generous donation will help the Red Cross provide relief to those affected. It is inspiring to see such a kind and selfless gesture, and it goes to show what a powerful impact we can have when we come together to help those in need.

Atomic Heart is definitely a game worth looking forward to, and the generous donation from Meyer is the cherry on top. It is due to be released in 2021, and promises to be an exciting, action-packed game with something for everyone. Be sure to look out for it when it comes out!