Posted on: June 11, 2018
Ravise
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110%, but play Metro 2033 first
This game feels so real. It's THE FUTURE if Earth gets ever nuked. Humanity locked down in metro tunnels is going to fight the last war. And you have the power to stop it. Epic story setting, but you can influence none of it. "Don't do this, Artyom, you dumb!" You'll find that this is your third/fourth sentence you'll mumble most often (with "running out of ammo again", "running out of filters again" and "where should I go now?" being the other three). Let's check gameplay. Not much improvement from M2033. It's not some bad thing, just don't expect more. Same minimal UI. More fights with human opfor, more "on your own" content (or at least it feels like it). Bossfights? Yes, I said bossfights. Like three extremely tough monsters and a human one. As in M2033, the gameplay is heavily planted in atmosphere itself, in your fear and uncertainty. Less weird/bad bits than M2033. Most things you'll do feel natural, less paranormal phenomenon usage, albeit stealth works in same bad way - you'll go unnoticed more time you'll think. But if I could get rid of one thing, it'd be unskipable cutscenes where no checkpoint follows. I had to consult walthrough two or three times, however. [spoiler?] That D6 mission... Disabling the tank is not much natural. The regular ending is not canonical according to the books. Regular? Yes, your actions through the game decide whether you'll get regular or "bonus" (canonical ending). If only these were less balanced. It's tears or tears choice. [definitely spoiler!] Canonical ending and survival of Artyom feels good, but sacrificing your own life to save whole metro and kill a lot of commies - that's how a man should go![/spoiler][/spoiler]
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