Metro 2033 Redux

I end this games few times and I spend good time with game. You can end game totally rush or chose to kill anyone (except the mutants). One of game what have short, but very good story. I feel ghost of book Dmirty Glukhovsky especially when our hero Artyom try get to main station to deliver message, like in the book. I like this game for claustrophobia and post-apocalyptic climate. Feel the Russian fantasy. I always feel this, when people talking, sing and telling like was in old world. The stations are dirty, they must travel railcar to another station or they must go with his legs. Totally like guns in metro especially one of type shotgun, where you have six bullets in magazine and you can upgrade every weapon in game.

One of the most should-to-play post-apocalyptic game. The game has a nice plot story, good soundtracks and thrilling actions. There are still some bugs and the game quit suddenly while playing but overall, it's ok for me.

Many peolpe already said a lot of warm words for this game. I'll just add that it is brilliant, it's like a very good book. It completely pulls you into the story itself. Only one negative point I can highlight - it is way too short.

This game goes a long way into making you feel like you are really there, with gas masks that can crack obscuring vision and needing to be replaced by other more pristine ones along the way, a flashlight that needs to be recharged sporadically or a lighter firing ablaze all the ancient cobwebs infesting all the corridors of the Metro. All the shortcoming can easily be forgiven as far as I'm concerned, drowned out by the incredibe atmosphere and tension cultivated by constantly worrying about ammo, air filters and ambushes.

Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux are great FPS games, but for some reason the Linux ports are not available on GOG. I picked up Last Light Redux for free a few years ago on GOG, and thought to buy 2033 Redux as well rather than buying both games on Steam. But unlike GOG, Steam has the Linux ports as well, and if I knew that before buying 2033 Redux, I wouldn't have bought both Redux games on Steam instead. I doubt this is GOG's fault, but I think it's something worth mentioning for others.