Or your torch flickers out in a spider-scorpion nest but you can still hear them skittering towards you. Play this game with a good pair of headphones in a dark room and see if you don't get a little stressed when a pack of mutated dogs run past and your breathing starts to become ragged when your filter runs out. It actually helps you get sucked into the world. The point of this is that the game asks you to do seemingly arbitrary actions like change filters, recharge your torch (and night-vision goggles) and pump up certain guns for a reason. So I restarted the sequence, did the necessary scavenging and soon found myself safely in the Metro station. Then I realised it was my fault, the game wasn't broken, I hadn't found enough filters and was destined to die every time because I wasn't a good enough Ranger. My first thought was, "well the game's broken, this sucks". I kept choking before my companion had finished the scripted sequence of activities he had to complete before the doors would open.
When you do run out, Artyom takes off his mask and can survive for around a minute before he suffocates, accompanied by some graphic death rattles. Playing the game on hard is probably the best decision for players looking for a more satisfying experience as it forces you to think before you leap.ĭuring a sequence where Artyom and a Communist agent are fleeing across the surface in an attempt to find a Metro entrance before dark, I started to run out of filters as we got to the end. Should you announce your presence at the wrong time, the human enemies will exact punishing retribution for all their mates you knifed in the face up to that point. This is because the game can, and will, ramp up the difficulty (especially when you're cruising through to that point and growing complacent) without provocation and this helps keep you on edge. Things go wrong quite quickly though and the game shines when Artyom is truly in the middle of vomit lake without any floaties. You're given a gun and sent out into the world. Well Last Light is something special and, even though there are some small residual issues from the first game, it will surprise you if you give it a chance.Īt first, the gameplay seems like fairly standard FPS fare. Oops.Īs I mentioned in my preview, the last game was racked with problems that hindered it from becoming something special. Artyom realised this right after he launched a missile attack against them and destroyed their home.
At the end of Metro: 2033 we discovered they weren't at all evil like the denizens of the Metro presumed and were just trying to make contact with this curious race of self-destructive, underground dwellers. Things go from bad to worse after you're sent out to kill the Dark One - the survivor from a race of mysterious beings who have colonised the surface in the wake of humanity's exodus. You play as Artyom, the guilt-stricken (but curiously silent) protagonist from the first game, Metro: 2033. The surface is a destroyed mockery of the pre-war Moscow and home to mutated monsters that the humans rightfully refer to as demons. The Resident Evil 2 collaboration was the most interesting one with a separate mode in Evo Ground, where players could experience a Zombie Apocalypse.The plot follows on from Metro: 2033, which in turn is based on the book by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky, in which the citizens of Moscow have been forced underground by a nuclear war. Some of the most popular ones include Resident Evil, Godzilla: The King of Monsters, Mission Impossible and The Walking Dead. Having said that, this not PUBG’s first rodeo with popular movie franchises or video games on different platforms. But going by the past collaborations of PUBG Mobile, we can expect a limited time period Metro Exodus event or even a separate mode in the Evo Ground. As of now, no further details about the collaboration have been revealed. In partnership with 4A games, Tencent Mobiles will soon introduce a Metro Exodus specific event in PUBG Mobile. You may have claimed a Chicken Dinner… but you haven’t seen anything yet! 🗺️īe sure to stay tuned for our collaboration with Metro Exodus, the latest video game in the acclaimed series! More details coming soon! 👉 /DCyu8PERgo PUBG Mobile and Metro Exodus collaboration announced Considering the popularity of both games, the collaboration is expected to be an exciting one for PUBG players around the world.
The FPS game is set in the winter of 2035 and has received a positive response from gamers across all platforms. Metro Exodus comes as the successor to the Metro: Last Light and is set in a post-apocalyptic world after the nuclear world war. Also read: OnePlus users get exclusive access to 90fps gameplay on PUBG Mobile for a month
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