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May 2019
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Successfully converts Metro to a S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-esque open world
Discusses sociopolitical and religious themes in a way few games dare
Unique atmosphere compared to previous Metro locations
Stellar gameplay experience
Incredible graphics and sound
Excellent story
Amazingly detailed guns and characters
The game has a strong introduction sequence that portrays how the chain of events within the series started. This transition seamlessly plops you into the present time
Which is well done. As previously mentioned
Moving from the underground subway system
Beautiful world
Trainspotter's wet dream
Glorious hardware tinkering
Endearing characters and earnest interactions bring you closer to the crew and journey
Top-notch world building with intriguing stories throughout
Despite the genre tropes
Crafting and customization systems put you in control without sacrificing tensio
Great story
Superb Graphics
Ray traced global illumination + DLSS
Incredible atmosphere
Deeply immersive & well polished
Wonderful explorable areas
Great crafting system
Sam's voice actor is Spike from Cowboy Bebop
Strong balance between open and closed areas
Allowing for good progression without railroading
Visually great throughout
From splendorous scenery to creepy corridors and monstrous mutants
Excellent character building
Though a lot of it is optional
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Gripping story
Amazing visuals
Terrific voice acting
A new way to play in the Metro world
The editors didn't like
Buggy
Dialogue performances feel a bit dated
Voice acting is patchy
Could use some more polish
A larger game with nothing interesting to fill it
Bigger sandwich - no jam
Basic and repetitive mission design
Exploring the open world in your own time feels useless as the game will probably take you there anywhere
Removes everything that makes Metr
Sadly
Metro Exodus feels derived of fresh ideas
Making the gameplay mechanics feel dated. With a splash of Modern Warfare
A sprinkle of Fallout
A smidge of Rage
And a host of others
The game doesn't really spew originality. It also plays like any of
Floaty
Fumbly combat can grate sometimes
Plot feels faint and sketchy
Open sandbox areas are a bit sparse and occasionally a pain to navigate
Technical issues (performance spikes
Crashes
Bugs) can be frustrating
Self indulgent and unskippable scenes
Enemy AI
Checkpoint saves
Weapons could perhaps be a little crazier
No real melee weapons
Dialogue can be occasionally silly
Forces direct combat with incredibly difficult bosses even after promoting stealth gameplay
Average at best voice acting as a result of forcedRussian accents
I've said it before: I'll take flawed-but-interesting over polished-but-generic every single time, and Metro has long epitomized that belief for me. Sure, Metro Exodus is rough around the edges, there's no disputing that. I was annoyed having to replay th...
I've said it before: I'll take flawed-but-interesting over polished-but-generic every single time, and Metro has long epitomized that belief for me. Sure, Metro Exodus is rough around the edges, there's no disputing that. I was annoyed having to replay th...
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Published: 2020-03-05, Author: Rick , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Abstract: As expansions go, Sam's Story can't be faulted for quantity. It adds another of Exodus' massive open maps to the game, plus a whole bunch of smaller areas for you to explore. It's for all intents and purposes another Metro game, closer in spirit to a spin...
Published: 2019-02-13, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
How Much Does it Cost?Metro Exodus is available to pre-order on Epic Games Store. When this feature is published, the game should be available for pre-load too, but won't be playable till Friday 15th February. At the time of writing the Standard Edition...
Published: 2019-02-13, Author: Rick , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Price: £44.99Developer: 4A GamesPublisher: Deep SilverPlatform: PC, PS4, Xbox OneVersion Reviewed: PCIn the icy wetlands surrounding the river Volga, I cautiously approach the bandit camp. My main objective lies in the nearby abandoned train depot, but I'...
Abstract: There are two sides to Metro Exodus, 4A's third and probably greatest post-apocalyptic adventure - two varieties of space engaged in a hesitant dialogue. On the one hand, there are the wilds of post-nuclear Russia, absurdly splendid, absurdly deadly and m...
Published: 2019-02-13, Author: Stuart , review by: Theinquirer.net
Abstract: I'M INFILTRATING A BANDIT HIDEOUT in an old warehouse in the middle of the Russian post-apocalyptic tundra, armed only with a few rickety guns cobbled together from rusty parts, and my wits. It turns out my wits let me down before the guns, rusty parts o...
Darker than other post-apocalyptic titles, Autonomy over playstyle, Balances linear with sandbox, Dynamic gun modification system
A lot of bugs and glitches, Long loading times, Can feel like early-generation title, Often clichéd
Not hungry, thanks. (Image credit: 4A Games)Metro Exodus is a great game in so many respects, but its technical obstacles are impossible to overlook. While Exodus gives you autonomy over playstyle, is versatile in its ability to remain linear and offer...
Published: 2019-02-13, Author: Steve , review by: pocket-lint.com
Technically impressive, Cleverly paced story, Fabulous weapon-customisation and crafting systems, Great shooting feel, Good stealth engine, Loads of distinctive personality
Single-player only, Not much replayability, Unhelpful map, Unimpressive bosses
Post-apocalyptic games may have been done to death, but Metro Exodus still manages to generate a new spin on the genre, due at least in part to its uniquely Eastern European worldview.It's a fine game too: beautifully crafted, intelligently placed, rich i...
Abstract: Based on the novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky, Metro games have strived to define themselves by offering a more believable nuclear apocalypse, where you're as likely to be killed by a crack in your gas mask or a pocket of radiation as you are by a gun-toting b...
