#Metro 2033 redux review full#
Will you run through the game with a full stock of supplies and ammo with your guns blazing, or will you have to search every nook and cranny for necessary supplies while you creep through the shadows toward your goal. New difficulty settings allow fans to choose how their adventure will play out. Gameplay saw many enhancements as well, bringing over a few elements of the sequel that fans enjoyed. This was all true in the original release, and it is more so now with Metro Redux. These small touches create a sense of immersion that most games strive for, but few actually achieve. During fights against humans and monsters your screen will get covered in water, dirt, and blood, or it might crack and shatter from the damage you have taken. As you wander a new station you might stumble upon a musician playing for a crowd of survivors, or a couple of guards talking about life before the bombs fell. Every characters and environment comes to life thanks to the small touches put in by the developer, 4A Games. The beauty of Metro 2033 is in the world it creates for players to explore. You play as Artyom as he sets out on a quest to save his home, and possibly the last surviving humans on the planet. For the last twenty years they have fought against the mutated animals that resulted from the wasteland our war created, but now a new threat has emerged that could topple what little is left of humanity. In Russia the last remnant of humanity survives deep underground in the dark caverns of the Metro. The story goes: in 2013 the human race was nearly wiped out as World War III ended with nuclear bombardments across the globe.
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