Metro: Last Light
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"Get set for another horribly beautiful adventure, in other words: a journey that's linear, but filled with punchy moment-to-moment choices, and grimly told, yet littered with tricksy humour and wonderful sights." - Eurogamer.net
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It is the year 2034.
Beneath the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow, in the tunnels of the Metro, the remnants of mankind are besieged by deadly threats from outside – and within. Mutants stalk the catacombs beneath the desolate surface, and hunt amidst the poisoned skies above.
But rather than stand united, the station-cities of the Metro are locked in a struggle for the ultimate power, a doomsday device from the military vaults of D6. A civil war is stirring that could wipe humanity from the face of the earth forever.
As Artyom, burdened by guilt but driven by hope, you hold the key to our survival – the last light in our darkest hour…
Key Features:
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A gripping, story-driven first person shooter, Metro: Last Light is the hugely anticipated sequel to 2010’s critically acclaimed cult classic Metro 2033
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Experience thrilling combat with an exotic arsenal of hand-made weaponry against deadly foes – both human and mutant – and use stealth to launch attacks under the cover of darkness
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Explore the post-apocalyptic world of the Moscow Metro, one of the most immersive, atmospheric game worlds ever created
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Fight for every bullet and every last breath in a claustrophobic blend of survival horror and FPS gameplay
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Next generation technology boasting stunning lighting and physics sets a new graphical benchmark on both console and PC
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Wage post-apocalyptic warfare online, as Last Light delivers an intense multiplayer experience amongst the dark Russian ruins
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Modified Russian Rifle - A compact but deadly Russian assault rifle, perfect for claustrophobic combat.
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Extra Military Grade Bullets - Coveted for their ability to kill, these bullets are also the currency of the Metro. Will you use them in battle or purchase precious resources? The choice is yours.
Customer reviews
95
Great immersive atmosphere
Nieves2108 | June 16, 2013 | See all Nieves2108's reviews »As Metro 2033 Metro last light had a great atmosphere, the world detail is very impressive. The game allowed you to play the way you want to and do any little sidequest even though they have no effect on the ending. The story has a good pace and really keeps you intrigued the whole time. If you like FPS then I can recommend this game, but also if you don't like FPS games I still recommend it for the story.
90
Has improved since that last game.
PsyWolf | June 14, 2013 | See all PsyWolf's reviews »Last Light has improved it's game play mechanics since the last game but it still suffers from certain elements that 2033 had. The gun play definitely feels a lot better than in 2033 and the suppressed weapons feel like they work against armor enemies unlike 2033 were if you didn't kill them in the first shot everyone knew where you were. Also instead of alerting all the enemies of were you're at they become cautious prompting the enemies to sweep the area. If they find a body then they become alert. Along with the new weapons, each weapon can be customized instead of having different types of the same weapons which is really nice. One thing that it still suffer from is the stealth mechanic. You can be right next to them in the shadow and they will not notice you at all. They're some other things the I probably forgot to mention but overall I think this game is better than Metro 2033.
97
Rather than the first
cristiano171 | June 11, 2013 | See all cristiano171's reviews »Were not added significant improvements with regard to weaponry, in Metro: Last Light. We have some new weapons, of course, and inflatables are very interesting, especially for demanding that the player is always aware of the level of pressurization, which, of course, adds an extra layer of difficulty to the shooter (quite liked the Saiga shotgun, too) The first line of ammo (military grade cartdriges) continues to exist, it is worth remembering. More powerful as in the first game, and still functioning as currency (our friend Dark One comes to give us a few shells at any given time).
Anyway, the weapons we have in the game are more than sufficient to deal with the threats that appear ahead of us. We can switch between ammo low quality or high quality at any time, we can perform upgrades using the services of merchants in various subway stations, we can sell and buy new weapons, too, and as additional "laser sight", for example, always worth some "cartuchinhos special."
Metro: Last Light
Artyom rise dramatically as a character, too, and this is made clear by including Anna, daughter of Miller. At first it was just the case of Ranger, and your opinion changes dramatically depending realize how important and is experienced combatant. Artyom also does not fail to show concern with everything that surrounds them, and text notes accompanied by a melancholy voice Jasons provide much information about his personality and the sadness that surrounds it, not to mention its mission, or "missions" .
Twists. Oh, they are also present in the plot, and even the main character suffers due to the consequences of a. The war being plotted by the Reds, which also involves a "peace conference", reservation big surprises to the players, and anyone who thinks there between the Communists, all are brothers, well, say that things are not well as well.
What, then, of the fighting on board a boat that sails in a putrid river infested with monsters? And the known fighting aboard railcars? These are details that make the game even more captivating. And the end of the game? Well, it's a punch in the stomach. In a good way, and with great force. You'll be speechless for a few moments.
Conclusion
Metro: Last Light closed with a flourish the story that began almost excited at the time the Ranger Hunter gave Artyom a mission to save the Metro. If you played Metro 2033, shall play Metro: Last Light. The game is beautiful, "graphically speaking", and its plot is very interesting. Beautiful, yes, in many ways, and also talks about the sacrifices and struggles undertaken by people among whom are some who seek redemption.
A solid shooter, a plot exciting. A set endowed with a soundtrack always present in a masterly manner, providing that "fuel musical" that we all need. The end of his campaign may even be a little cliché, but it is fully within the context, and taking into consideration everything that the title has delivered since the first mission, and the way everything was delivered, it is very likely that tears come to our eyes, even before the credits start to rise, mainly due to some words spoken by a woman and a child.
93
Better than its predecessor, and an impressive game on its own
Xiphora | June 11, 2013 | See all Xiphora's reviews »Metro: Last Light nails so many aspects of a game. It has gorgeous visuals with gorgeous lighting and gorgeous textures. It has very fun first person shooter gameplay, in which you can play in the way you want; you can play it stealthily, run and gun, or play tactically and plan your actions carefully. The game has a very good story and very interesting characters. This game is incredibly detailed. Metro: Last Light will blow your expectations away if you played Metro 2033, and will satisfy you even if you haven't.
89
The most beautiful wasteland you'll ever see
DunkerGZ | June 10, 2013 | See all DunkerGZ's reviews »Get into this captivating post-apocalyptic world set in the Metro of a completely destroyed city of Moscow. Graphics are incredible and so is the sound desing an escenarios visuals. Maybe storywise it can't keep up with the first one (Metro 2033) but still a great game and a really unique experience.