Metro: Last Light Redux

I will never understand why developers do not use a normal save / load system!

You see these review and you wondering why the heck every review on GOG are god damn, how do I put it... Intellectually deficient. Some compared this game, a linear shooter (like Bioshock) to STALKER (like fallout), Some complain that the game has "too much" story! (I know, I know... *facepalm), Some complain about lack of feature that is not standard at the time of this game release (FOV slider). All in all, typical GOG review. If you want to read more competent review, go to Steam, even if you decided to buy this game here. Here is my review: The game is good. The story telling is good, great even! if it is your thing (and I'm confident, for everyone that understand good story telling, you will like this game story, after all this game is based on books, so in term of narrative it will be good). But first thing first, remember: This game is *a* medium to experience the book. FPS aspect is what you would expect from the game from 2014, it's decent, but nothing to write home about. But definetly not bad. Playing this game is like experiencing a book, you cannot save by your own, only checkpoints, which mean if you want to stop playing you have to reach checkpoint. Don't expect Fallout style save mechanism where you can save just about whenever you want. (Additionally, this is somewhat a standard in a FPS game with linear story telling). There are bite sizes cutscenes, you can't skip it, why? because this game is basically medium for book, you have to listen and immerse yourself with the story, if you expect a game where you can just turn your brain off and shoot, this ain't it. Finally, I want to say, for those who love this type of game, this is a must play. my final overall rating is 8/10 (mostly because I'm not a fan of horror game), but if you do, it's easy 10/10. Oh but I'll give 15/10 for Venice level. If you know what I mean ;)

The game is good, I played it on the highest difficulty mode, the ranger mode, and I enjoyed the challenge. It's not a perfect game, but I liked it. I got it for free btw. 8 / 10 - "It's a good game"

Metro: Last Light is the sequel to Metro 2033, which takes place 1 year after (in a rare occasion) the canonical "bad ending". I played Redux versions of both games, in which both game runs on the same engine, making the gameplay and graphics identical. But unlike the first game, humans are the main antagonists, as opposed to the mutants. I enjoyed more human enemies, as fighting (or sneaking around) them is more enjoyable than simply shooting the mutants. Maybe it's just me getting used to the mechanics, but I think the stealth is easier than the previous game. While the story of Last Light is a bit longer than 2033, the Redux version automatically includes the Season Pass, which includes 9 extra levels, divided into 4 DLCs in the original game. The Faction Pack missions allows us to play as members of other factions, Nazi, Red Line, and Polis, each level emphazising different mechanics from the main game. The Chronicles Pack levels allows us to play missions from various secondary characters' (Anna, Pavel, Ulman, Khan) point of view which took place during the main game. The Developer Pack includes a single Stalker mission and a museum, while the Tower Pack gave a fighting challenge over 5 stages.

From the beginning to the end, AMAZING! Story and Characters, beautiful! Now, I wanna read the books. Thanks to GOG that gave us this game for free, and thanks for that I bought Metro Exodus here on GOG,