Though I have played the first and second titles in the
series, based on the novel METRO 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky, I have yet to
complete them (I was fairly late to the party). This HD upgrade is just in
time as rumors have swirled since last summer about the potential PS4 porting
of the games. But what really catches my attention with these titles is the
detail--the commitment to the tone and place, which developer 4A Games does so well.
The way you swipe the gore and residue of the wasted earth from your mask, the
need for filters--lest you engulf the scourge of surface toxins; it all adds up
to something bleak/oppressive/hostile... Yet, somehow, it inspires the
imagination and subsequently empowers the mind to adapt and conquer the challenges
of such a place and time. For me, again,
it's the aspect of putting me into Metro-- I am the protagonist, Artym, I do
fear the unknowns that dwell within the post-apocalyptic reaches that lie
scorched and ghastly--that stands out. I
look forward to seeing how Metro Redux shapes up upon its release.
Cite:http://www.deepsilver.com/news/newsdetails/article/return-to-post-apocalyptic-moscow/
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