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June 2013
(83%)
24 Reviews
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A variety of gameplay, Inexpensive, New weapons and enemies
Cons, Glitchy, Very short, Doesn't add much to the world
Putting aside the glitches – including a few in-game like some visual bugs – the DLC is decent, but small. It also ignores what made the game so memorable to begin with: the compelling story. You only see glimpses of life in the other factions, which is...
Abstract: Metro 2033 I personally considered my best FPS of 2010 but it was not without its flaws, which many gamers wouldn’t be able to see past. The guns were unsatisfying, stealth just didn’t work, checkpoints were all over the place, and there was one escort...
Last Light goes a long way to improve on Metro 2033 while still being very recognizable to fans of the first game. The graphics engine is the same and while having intensive requirements, does run a bit better on the whole then 2033. The environments and...
Astounding atmosphere fills you with dread, A great, surprisingly touching story about loss and hope, Fantastic pacing allows tension to build before the action heats up, Exploring the surface is frightening and exciting, Great array of weapons make you f
Unimpressive AI, Occasionally drab visuals
Metro: Last Light is an astonishing and moving postapocalyptic journey....
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Published: 2013-05-13, Author: Mike , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Metro 2033 was a cult classic; Metro: Last Light is a shining example. Last Light proves that gameplay and story don't have to compromise. They can coalesce to form a compelling narrative set in a rich world, a world that elevates both to equal heights. M...
Abstract: Having never played the original Metro 2033, I had no idea what to expect from Metro: Last Light. Sure, I knew the basics – post-apocalyptic, dystopian, survival horror – all the standard ingredients for a successful single-player FPS. I mean, it worke...
An impressively bleak and mature story, Well-crafted atmosphere, Smooth and responsive gameplay
The AI is dumb to the point of often feeling broken, The Ranger difficulty is only available for purchase
Metro: Last Light is a masterful story, artfully told. It does suffer a bit in terms of replay value because of that, but Ranger Mode and taking a different approach to your play enhances the overall experience and ensures that you get your money's wort...
Published: 2013-06-02, Author: Stephen , review by: avforums.com
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Even though you're regularly thrust out of control, it's an experience that highlights the panicked and desperate survival of post-apocalyptiaMetro: Last Light was reviewed by Geoffrey Tim on a Xbox 360j...
Abstract: Metro: Last Light takes place a year after the events of Metro 2033, the original game in which Arytom called for the missile strikes that destroyed the mysterious mutant creatures known as the Dark Ones.The attack was to prevent them from attacking po...
