A Russian-Cypriot game studio Mundfish unveiled a distinctive Xbox Series X designed to echo the Eleanor robot from Atomic Heart. The reveal appeared on Twitter, attributed to Robert Bagratuni, Mundfish chairman, who shared photos of the console and the accompanying controller.
The custom console adopts a repair cabinet aesthetic inspired by Eleanor, featuring a red, weathered metal finish. The front panel includes a flip cover that reveals a stylized cross section of the robot’s internal components, emphasizing a bold, mechanical look. The red controller completes the themed set, echoing the device’s dramatic color scheme.
In Atomic Heart, the character Eleanor is known for assisting players in crafting items and equipment, and she often interacts with the protagonist through flirtatious and provocative dialog. The Mundfish presentation framed the console as a playful nod to that in-universe dynamic, highlighting the creative crossover between game design and hardware artistry.
Bagratuni stated that the console will be part of an interactive event. To participate, fans were advised to follow Mundfish and the developer’s official accounts, repost the contest announcement, and include the hashtag AtomicNora. The call for participation was framed as a community-driven promotion, inviting fans to engage with the studio’s social channels and share excitement for the unique design.
The Mundfish site listed eligible countries whose residents could enter the competition, noting that Russia was not included on the list. The rationale for this geographic restriction was not disclosed, leaving room for speculation about regional distribution rules or platform-specific commitments.
The competition results were scheduled to be announced on a specific date and time, with fans watching for the official outcome to be revealed by the studio. The timing was presented as a milestone for fans following the project and for those tracking collaborations between game studios and hardware manufacturers.
Previously, coverage on other outlets reported that Atomic Heart developers had teased twin robotic figures connected to the game universe, fueling interest in how the world of Atomic Heart continues to expand into merchandise and cross-media projects. This latest Mundfish initiative adds another layer to the ongoing conversation about how game aesthetics translate into physical collectibles and console customization, reinforcing the studio’s creative approach to marketing and fan engagement. [citation: Mundfish communications team]