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Lootyagins in Atomic Heart, Explained

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If you have been playing through Atomic Heart from developer Mundfish, you may already realize that this game can be quite a challenge. Despite it offering a bevy of powerful abilities with the Polymer Glove, loot is always welcome to help you power up a little further as you try to survive your journey through Facility 3826. Lucky for you, Lootyagins are strewn throughout the game’s map, and luckier still, we are here to explain what are Lootyagins in Atomic Heart.

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What are Lootyagins in Atomic Heart?

Lootyagins are robots with treasure chests where their heads should be. These poor things can be found stuck in place, endlessly trying to move forward. Cracking open one of these chests will reward you with loot, hence the name Lootyagin. Just because a Lootyagin cannot move, however, does not mean they will be easy to find, as they are hidden in various places around the Testing Grounds.

These treasured fellows come in Bronze, Silver, and Gold, with each one providing better loot than the last. Opening a Lootyagin will reward the player you with a variety of items, including ammunition, upgrade recipes, and components for crafting valuable gear. Completionists and players simply up for a challenge will be happy to know that locating every Lootyagin in Atomic Heart will also award the player with a Trophy/Achievement for their troubles.

We wish you luck on your endeavor to locate each treasure, seeing Major Sergey Nechaev (P-3) through on his quest to prevent World War 3 with loot aplenty. That is everything you need to know about Lootyagins in Atomic Heart. For more guides and updates on Atomic Heart, check the links below.

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Andres Ruiz

Andres was a freelance writer for Twinfinite, having started writing for the site in 2014, before leaving and returning a few times, including a recent stint that ended in March 2023. He's a graduate in English from Florida International University and focused a lot of his time writing video game news. Aside from writing, he is an advocate for people with Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. He is also constantly wondering if his neighbors in Animal Crossing still miss him.

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