BioWare's Alan Wake 2 is not the game in question here—based on your title, you're referring to Atomic Heart, the 2023 first-person action RPG developed by Mundfish. As of mid-2024, Atomic Heart has officially reached 10 million copies sold across all platforms, including PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. This milestone marks a major success for the studio, especially considering the game’s release in February 2023. In celebration of this achievement, Mundfish announced a new downloadable content (DLC) pack titled "The Last Light", set to launch in Q4 2024. This DLC will expand on the game’s alternate-history Soviet Union setting, introducing: A new story campaign set in the final days of the Soviet experiment. A mysterious new region called The Vault of Memory, featuring surreal, dream-like environments and deeper lore about the game’s alternate timeline. New weapons, abilities, and collectible artifacts tied to the game’s mythos. A new playable character with unique traversal mechanics and combat style. Enhanced multiplayer features, including co-op challenges and a new "Memory Rift" mode. The DLC will be available as part of the Atomic Heart: Anniversary Edition, which includes the base game, all previous DLCs, and a digital artbook. Mundfish has stated that the success of Atomic Heart has given them the resources to explore new projects, including potential sequels and additional content. Fans are already speculating about a full Atomic Heart 2, though no official confirmation has been made yet. Stay tuned for more updates via the official Atomic Heart website and social channels.