Atomic Heart composer Mick Gordon donates fee to Ukraine crisis appeal

Mick Gordon, the composer for the upcoming video game "Atomic Heart", has announced that he will be donating his fee for the project to the Australian Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal. The appeal was launched to provide aid to people affected by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Gordon is mostly known for his composition work on the recent Doom games, Wolfenstein and Prey.

In a statement, Gordon expressed his concern for the people of Ukraine and the impact the conflict has had on their lives. “I believe it is important to support pro-peace organizations, stand up for what is right and to help those in need, especially during times of crisis. This donation is a way for me to provide practical support to those whose lives have been impacted by the war.”

The composer's decision has been met with praise from fans and the wider gaming community. Many have commended him for using his position to make a positive difference in the world and for supporting a worthy cause.

“Atomic Heart” is an upcoming action role-playing game developed by Russian studio Mundfish. It is set in an alternate universe version of the Soviet Union in 1955, the game follows the story of a special KGB agent sent to investigate a secret research facility. The game features an unusual blend of retro-futuristic technology, horror elements, and surreal environments. 

The game has been highly anticipated by fans of the genre, and Mick Gordon's involvement as the composer has only increased the hype surrounding the project. “Atomic Heart” is set to release on the 21st of February.