Posted on: October 11, 2025

MAnthisthat

Games: 14 Reviews: 1

Game likes crashing

This game likes to randomly crash/freeze mid game and at start . I don't know if its my computer the issue but it sometimes ramdomly shows your mouse through the game loading and it breaks your aim. Finally it has control glitches that can be annoying... Besides that, great game

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Edited on: November 2, 2025

Posted on: October 25, 2025

Desmorado

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Games: Reviews: 3

I really like the the game, but...

The game is truely awesomse, like a socialist version of fallout. But is not playable with DX12 on current hardware. (so no RTX no DLSS etc). DX11 runs atm, but now vsync is not working. This problems are reported since the initial release of the game, so no hope there will be a patch or workaround any time soon. *update* After settling on playing with DX11, next bug appeared, the character is missing his hands and seems to be immune to damage... Until now, I spent the same amount of time trying to fix the game, as playing it. Those bugs are as old as the game and there is no solution to them. This really destroys the experience. Sometimes I get the feeling, in the "old times" when pirating the games (as a consequnece of not beeing able to afford them) even the cracked versions ran better than the enhanced, remastered, remade versions of today...^^

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Posted on: October 26, 2025

tommket

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Games: 580 Reviews: 15

better than the first 2 Metro games

I played the entire Metro trilogy recently and this one is just a bit better than the previous 2 games. PROs: - 3 large area maps with opportunities to explore them better - you get a compass that will always point to Your current objective, so You still won't get lost - a bit of an improvement upon the obscure morality system of the previous 2 games (You no longer need to be touching guitars, or listening to the entire length of some background NPCs talk to each other) - finally a save system, the previous 2 games were lacking this CONs: - the objectives of the morality system are still hidden, so if You want to get the good ending and don't want to follow guides with spoilers, just don't kill anyone (including random enemies shooting at You, stealth all the way), that in itself can be very tricky since the only non-lethal option You have are melee takedowns - the player character is still completely unable to talk, never says a word and all NPCs just talk to him, there is no way to react (this is just some artistic decision that rubbed me the wrong way, especially when NPCs ask You for a response like begging You to respond with the radio You carry and that works perfectly fine)

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Posted on: October 26, 2025

Mjauv

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Games: 1037 Reviews: 79

An action blockbuster from the east

The Metro franchise is an impressive series of action survival FPS that has gone from the janky charm of Metro 2033 to the vastly more polished Metro Last Light and now Metro Exodus, essentially a AAA release (if that label still means anything) that will make beefy gaming rigs sweat when RTX is applied and everything cranked up to max. It is a visually impressive game with great lightning effects and the sound effects are equally good - squeezing off a round in the open without a supressor attached and you will hear the echo of your gunshots with the chilling realization that you have notified every foe around about your presence. Like previous games, the adventure starts off in the subway tunnels of the ruins of Moscow but this time around Artyom and his comrades actually make an attempt to escape the radioactive wastelands of the former capital city and seek greener pastures through different parts and cities of Russia. Without spoiling too much of the story I can at least say that you will get a lot more variation when it comes to enviroments compared to previous games. ME also focuses a lot more on freedom of navigation with each section of the game essentially being an open mini map where you can explore different parts either on foot, by boat or with the use of a makeshift car. I can't say that I personally found that the open world-esqe design gave additional gameplay value just like I didn't care much for the focus on configuring your arsenal to suit your playstyle (where a revolver can be modded into a sniper rifle as an example) - it gives you flexibility at the expense of personality. As in previous games Artyom faces both human foes and various monsters that forces you to adjust your tactics to win. The game includes a rather crude morality system that, besides including some minor side missions to make your NPC team mates happy, encourages you to adopt stealth and non lethal tactics against other humans with the latter meaning that you instead of fire fights sneak up behind foes and knock them out. This gives you the same problem as the Dishonored games: you avoid much of the fun gameplay (shooting) in order to improve your karma and the reward is happier team mates and a more cheerful ending cinematic. Sacrificing fun gameplay to avoid feeling like a mean person is of course an interesting dilemma but it doesn't make the game feel more fun. I should also point out that even on "hardcore" (hard) difficulty, the game rarely becomes challenging and despite the promise of scarce resources, you will be overloaded with ammunition, gadgets and resources for most of your playtime. All in all, I liked Metro Exodus and was compelled to see Artyom's story arc being brought to an end but I would've liked a bit more challenge and a different approach to the karma system.

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Posted on: October 29, 2025

yyzyoisis_8295

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Games: 12 Reviews: 2

metro exodus

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