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Win A Copy Of Metro Exodus On PS4 Or Xbox One – CLOSED

July 22, 2019
byStaff Writer
in Win
Metro Exodus

Following the events of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, the third instalment in the Metro video game series based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels, Metro Exodus, was met with critical acclaim when it released earlier this year. With its epic visiuals and moving story, Time magazine considered it one of the best games of 2019 so far.

Since the game’s release on 15 February 2019, it’s gone on to be nominated for numerous awards, including Best Action Game at Gamescom and Most Wanted Game at Golden Joystick Awards. In fact, our very own Daniel Rom scored it 82% in a review that summarises the game as a “fun and engaging experience”.

“Metro Exodus is the perfect survival experience for the next-gen. The game has all the ingredients to be the best game in the trilogy.” – Generación Xbox

“Metro Exodus stays true to the series’ roots while adding a very welcome open-world component a greater variety both in environments and gameplay, with a more intimate story than before. Having awesome graphics doesn’t hurt, either.” – MondoXbox

“The best post-apocalyptic survival game of the generation, that innovates in terms of both its varied gameplay mechanics and its incisive storytelling.” – Metro GameCentral

If you haven’t joined in the fun yet, here’s your chance to win a copy of Metro Exodus, on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, (sponsored by Apex Interactive).

In Metro Exodus, Artyom and a band of survivors must flee the shattered ruins of the Moscow Metro and embark on an epic, continent-spanning journey across the post-apocalyptic Russian wilderness. Explore vast, non-linear levels, lose yourself in an immersive, sandbox survival experience, and follow a story-line that spans an entire year in the greatest Metro adventure yet.

Metro Exodus

To stand a chance of winning Metro Exodus (sponsored by Apex Interactive), all you need to do is quote a line from our review of the game (in the comments section below). Please use a working email address.

Competition closes Friday, 5th August 2019. Winners will be contacted via email on this date.

The giveaway is restricted to readers who reside in South Africa and have signed up for our newsletter only. Terms and conditions/Site disclaimer rules apply. One entry per person. The winners will be contacted via email. The prize excludes travel, is non-transferable and cannot be redeemed for cash. To enter the competition an “Entrant” must be older than 18.

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Comments 141

  1. Steven says:
    3 years ago

    “The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone.”

    Reply
  2. Sohail Saley says:
    3 years ago

    The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone. “

    Reply
  3. Mlungisi says:
    3 years ago

    “In fact, our very own Daniel Rom scored it 82% in a review that summarises the game as a “fun and engaging experience”.”

    Reply
  4. Tim Barlow says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Holding thumbs.

    Reply
  5. Andreas Knopf says:
    3 years ago

    Speaking of the light and dark element, Artyom is not some impossibly powerful warrior god and will be shot and killed quite easily if you are not careful.

    -This is all too powerful in itself, and also, all too rare. All gamers already know what it means to be a hero, sometimes it takes being human to remind us what really matters.

    Reply
  6. George says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  7. Eugene Grobler says:
    3 years ago

    “The main setting in Metro Exodus is thereafter a series of small open-world areas, as your group travels on a train called the Aurora around Russia.” – Daniel Rom

    Reply
  8. Gareth Rabey says:
    3 years ago

    What Metro Exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it.

    Reply
  9. MJ Khan says:
    3 years ago

    “However, what Metro Exodus does have going for it is that it is distinctly made by people who care a lot about what a good game should feel like to play and control”

    Reply
  10. Tracy Meyer says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  11. Farryl Meyer says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  12. Ryan Jonty Gharib says:
    3 years ago

    Metro Exodus takes the formula from the first to games and builds upon it to create a fun and engaging experience.

    Reply
  13. Aiden Markus says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  14. Steven says:
    3 years ago

    “Explore vast, non-linear levels, lose yourself in an immersive, sandbox survival experience, and follow a story-line that spans an entire year in the greatest Metro adventure yet.”

    Reply
  15. Steven says:
    3 years ago

    there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  16. Lindie van Wyk says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  17. David Retief says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  18. daniel van zyl says:
    3 years ago

    “Metro Exodus is definitely a good and fun game,”

    This is what games are supposed to be. FUN

    Reply
  19. Tanyaradzwa Chinyai says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  20. ZAK KAJEE KAJEE says:
    3 years ago

    WHILE THERE IS A PLOT DRIVING FORWARD ,THERE IS NO REAL SINGLE ANTAGONIST TO FACE OFF ,EXCEPT THE WORLD ITSELF

    Reply
  21. Ray-Ann says:
    3 years ago

    “as words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world.”

    Reply
  22. Michelle says:
    3 years ago

    Words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world

    Reply
  23. Alister says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  24. Geoff Murphy says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  25. Jushiel Nagin says:
    3 years ago

    Words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world

    Reply
  26. Ajith says:
    3 years ago

    In my opinion, Metro Exodus definitely a good and fun game, which are indeed two different things, but it is best experienced for yourself, as words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world.

    Reply
  27. Keenan Africa says:
    3 years ago

    The tense nature of the tunnels from the previous games is diminished somewhat, with all the open space, but there are occasional areas you enter that invoke the same feelings of danger and claustrophobia once more

    Reply
  28. Jenny says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself”.

    Reply
  29. Zaniel Richards says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.

    Reply
  30. Nico Paulse says:
    3 years ago

    There is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.

    Reply
  31. Saifudin Nakhwa says:
    3 years ago

    “The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre.”

    Reply
  32. Dylan says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  33. JP says:
    3 years ago

    Metro Exodus, is really the first time it feels like they’re playing in the same league as the big boys

    Reply
  34. Riaz says:
    3 years ago

    The light and dark element comes in when you can wait until the night cycle starts, or you can also destroy or unscrew light bulbs as you sneak around an area to increase darkness

    Reply
  35. Arno says:
    3 years ago

    I liked the character focus and on the little touches, like how Artyom has a clipboard he tracks his position on, rather than on just opening a map screen

    Reply
  36. Arno says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.

    Reply
  37. Nabeelah Mallum says:
    3 years ago

    Whenever you arrive in an area, you have a few objectives to complete and can travel around doing them in any order you wish, or otherwise explore and find optional extras along the way.

    Reply
  38. Andries says:
    3 years ago

    “The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre!!”

    Reply
  39. Hilde says:
    3 years ago

    The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone.

    Reply
  40. Gavin says:
    3 years ago

    “Once again you control Artyom, now married to Anna, as well as a supporting cast of his friends from Spartan Company.”

    Reply
  41. Lourens says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  42. Jerome Anthony Koorbanally says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is not some impossibly powerful warrior god and will be shot and killed quite easily if you are not careful.”

    Don’t we know it…

    Reply
  43. Dylan says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  44. Wentzel van Vuuren says:
    3 years ago

    The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone.

    Reply
  45. Shweta says:
    3 years ago

    ” there is no real single antagonist to face off against , except the world itself”

    Reply
  46. Leon Kleinhans says:
    3 years ago

    “The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre!!”

    Reply
  47. Jarred S Mann says:
    3 years ago

    “Metro Exodus is really the first time it feels like they’re playing in the same league as the big boys.”

    Reply
  48. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “I liked the character focus and on the little touches, like how Artyom has a clipboard he tracks his position on, rather than on just opening a map screen. It’s things like that that set Metro Exodus apart from its contemporaries”

    Reply
  49. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “what Metro Exodus does have going for it is that it is distinctly made by people who care a lot about what a good game should feel like to play and control”

    Reply
  50. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “it’s a breath of fresh air to see that some titles are continuing the proud tradition of story-driven, experience-rich, single-player FPS games. The Metro series has always done so of course, but their latest release, Metro Exodus, is really the first time it feels like they’re playing in the same league as the big boys. “

    Reply
  51. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  52. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Once again you control Artyom, now married to Anna, as well as a supporting cast of his friends from Spartan Company.”

    Reply
  53. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone. You play in a world following a nuclear war, where mankind has been confined to live in broken societies within the Moscow Metro train tunnels.”

    Reply
  54. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The tense nature of the tunnels from the previous games is diminished somewhat, with all the open space, but there are occasional areas you enter that invoke the same feelings of danger and claustrophobia once more.”

    Reply
  55. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Whenever you arrive in an area, you have a few objectives to complete and can travel around doing them in any order you wish, or otherwise explore and find optional extras along the way.”

    Reply
  56. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Your train serves as a hub, and you can engage in great characterisation moments with the NPCs in this space”

    Reply
  57. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The main setting in Metro Exodus is thereafter a series of small open-world areas, as your group travels on a train called the Aurora around Russia. The open world areas are distinct, being a snowy one, a desert one, and a forest-y one mainly”

    Reply
  58. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is once again a silent protagonist, which may feel weird at times, but I think it suits this style of game.”

    Reply
  59. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The story is not particularly deep or surprising, but it is handled well, and I did find the characters quite charming. They have varying levels of voice acting skill, and all speak in a kind of generic English but with Russian accent mode”

    Reply
  60. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself. This is good and bad, as it feels more organic and allows the focus to be on the cast, but at the same time it does mean that each area feels a little more self-contained”

    Reply
  61. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “It has varying difficulty settings and options to tweak, but at its most intense gives a wonderfully hardcore experience, if you are into that sort of thing.”

    Reply
  62. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom carries a light meter on his wristwatch that can be observed as a tool to manage this, and in many ways, Metro Exodus is a great game to play with the UI and HUD off and to just enjoy being in the world.”

    Reply
  63. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The light and dark element comes in when you can wait until the night cycle starts, or you can also destroy or unscrew light bulbs as you sneak around an area to increase darkness. “

    Reply
  64. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is not some impossibly powerful warrior god and will be shot and killed quite easily if you are not careful. This, therefore, means there is a greater emphasis on sneaking and on positioning yourself around guards”

    Reply
  65. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “What Metro Exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it. Firstly, it is gorgeous and looks amazing on a technical level. Secondly, a great effort is put into the realism of the challenges you are facing, and this presents itself visually too”

    Reply
  66. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “it’s not an incident-free game, as I encountered a few bugs within the first couple hours of play that made me need to reload my game again.”

    Reply
  67. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    ” I feel this game should be enjoyed as a companion piece to the previous two games, as the open-world thing does change a lot in regards to the feeling and story as you play through it, but both approaches have their merits”

    Reply
  68. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “In my opinion, Metro Exodus definitely a good and fun game, which are indeed two different things, but it is best experienced for yourself, as words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world.”

    Reply
  69. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The PS4 version is fine enough, it’s a great experience, but it is showing its age a little bit at this point. “

    Reply
  70. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “I played this on PS4 and saw it played by a friend on PC, and I would recommend that you go for the PC version if you have a choice. “

    Reply
  71. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “I do like being able to swap out weapon mods on the fly, but at the same time, if you find too many resources, it can take away some of the survivalist challenges that the other games had.”

    Reply
  72. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “In the previous games, ammo was also your currency, which was a nice feature. I kind of miss it here, but you don’t really have shops this time – instead, you scavenge and craft items from materials, using your fancy portable backpack crafting station.”

    Reply
  73. Luther de Lange says:
    3 years ago

    “The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.”

    Reply
  74. Stephen Nel says:
    3 years ago

    Artyom carries a light meter on his wristwatch that can be observed as a tool to manage this, and in many ways, Metro Exodus is a great game to play with the UI and HUD off and to just enjoy being in the world.

    PS4 Game

    Reply
  75. Lyle Rimmer says:
    3 years ago

    “The third instalment in the Metro video game series based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels, Metro Exodus”.

    Reply
  76. Simon Haddon says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.

    Reply
  77. Carla Bekker says:
    3 years ago

    “Explore vast, non-linear levels, lose yourself in an immersive, sandbox survival experience, and follow a story-line that spans an entire year in the greatest Metro adventure yet.”

    Sounds like my type of game!

    Reply
  78. Tracy Meyer says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  79. Farryl Meyer says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  80. Leon Liebenberg says:
    3 years ago

    In a world that seems more and more likely to automatically connect the idea of FPS with the format of thoughtless multiplayer mode (thanks a lot, Battle Royale genre), it’s a breath of fresh air to see that some titles are continuing the proud tradition of story-driven, experience-rich, single-player FPS games.

    Reply
  81. Maurice says:
    3 years ago

    “it is best experienced for yourself, as words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world”

    Reply
  82. Laura Wilson says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.

    Reply
  83. Razeen says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward , there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself

    Reply
  84. Nicola says:
    3 years ago

    The Metro series has always done so of course, but their latest release, Metro Exodus, is really the first time it feels like they’re playing in the same league as the big boys

    Reply
  85. Fabricio Rodriguez says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  86. yakeen kowlas says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  87. Charl Lingenfelder says:
    3 years ago

    “The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.”

    Reply
  88. Dominica Bergman says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.

    Reply
  89. Yuri Solomon says:
    3 years ago

    ” I liked the character focus and on the little touches, like how Artyom has a clipboard he tracks his position on, rather than on just opening a map screen.”

    Reply
  90. Dean Bruiners says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against…except the world itself.

    Reply
  91. Pieter says:
    3 years ago

    “What Metro Exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it.”

    Reply
  92. Esha Bennie says:
    3 years ago

    “The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone.”

    Reply
  93. Ernest says:
    3 years ago

    what Metro Exodus does have going for it is that it is distinctly made by people who care a lot about what a good game should feel like to play and control

    Reply
  94. Jonathan Lea says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  95. Wayde Sparks says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom is obsessed with discovering whether there is anything else out there to hope for in the nuclear wasteland, and as it turns out in the prologue, he was right.”

    Reply
  96. Caron says:
    3 years ago

    The main setting in Metro Exodus is thereafter a series of small open-world areas, as your group travels on a train called the Aurora around Russia.

    Reply
  97. Duran Cole says:
    3 years ago

    “The Metro series is based off novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky and are distinctly Russian in setting and tone. “

    Reply
  98. Caron says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  99. allister says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  100. stacy says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  101. Keagan Roman says:
    3 years ago

    “In my opinion, Metro Exodus definitely a good and fun game, which are indeed two different things, but it is best experienced for yourself, as words cannot get quite across what it means to be traversing this dangerous and destroyed world.”

    Reply
  102. Yasier Philander says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  103. Yasier Philander says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later

    Reply
  104. Igor Romashets says:
    3 years ago

    ” It has varying difficulty settings and options to tweak, but at its most intense gives a wonderfully hardcore experience, if you are into that sort of thing.”

    Reply
  105. Tommy Peyper says:
    3 years ago

    “…their latest release, Metro Exodus, is really the first time it feels like they’re playing in the same league as the big boys.”

    Reply
  106. riyaadh says:
    3 years ago

    “However, what Metro Exodus does have going for it is that it is distinctly made by people who care a lot about what a good game should feel like to play and control.”

    Reply
  107. Janine says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself. “

    Reply
  108. Kristen Jones says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  109. Denise says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  110. Liam Abrahams says:
    3 years ago

    ‘The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later.’

    Reply
  111. Grace Hellenberg says:
    3 years ago

    ‘The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre.’

    Reply
  112. Yan Maw says:
    3 years ago

    “Artyom carries a light meter on his wristwatch that can be observed as a tool to manage this, and in many ways, Metro Exodus is a great game to play with the UI and HUD off and to just enjoy being in the world.”

    Immersion is awesome, yet seems perfect for a game like this.

    Reply
  113. Tashreeq Dollie says:
    3 years ago

    “it is gorgeous and looks amazing on a technical level”

    Reply
  114. Miguel Abrahams says:
    3 years ago

    “I feel this game should be enjoyed as a companion piece to the previous two games, as the open-world thing does change a lot in regards to the feeling and story as you play through it, but both approaches have their merits,”

    Reply
  115. Irfaan says:
    3 years ago

    “The best post-apocalyptic survival game of the generation, that innovates in terms of both its varied gameplay mechanics and its incisive storytelling.”

    Reply
  116. Bernie Joemat says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.

    Reply
  117. Andrea says:
    3 years ago

    The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre

    Reply
  118. Abby Van Rooyen says:
    3 years ago

    Explore vast, non-linear levels, lose yourself in an immersive, sandbox survival experience, and follow a story-line that spans an entire year in the greatest Metro adventure yet.

    Reply
  119. Earle says:
    3 years ago

    The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre.

    Reply
  120. Muhammad Sarfaraaz says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.

    Reply
  121. Nic says:
    3 years ago

    The world is amazing to experience, even if the post-apocalyptic tropes are a little old fashioned, and it gives a distinct experience of realism like little else does in the FPS genre.

    Reply
  122. Brandon October says:
    3 years ago

    “Explore vast, non-linear levels, lose yourself in an immersive, sandbox survival experience, and follow a story-line that spans an entire year in the greatest Metro adventure yet.”

    Reply
  123. Christo says:
    3 years ago

    “The third instalment in the Metro video game series based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels, Metro Exodus, was met with critical acclaim when it released earlier this year.”

    Reply
  124. Darek says:
    3 years ago

    While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.

    Reply
  125. Marcel says:
    3 years ago

    The gunplay feels weighty and powerful when you do shoot an enemy, and the guns and weapons you use do give a nice feeling of being old and almost worn out after 30 years of apocalypse later

    Reply
  126. Nazeem Meyers says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself. “

    Reply
  127. Gareth says:
    3 years ago

    What metro exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it

    Reply
    • Shannon says:
      3 years ago

      “Most Wanted Game at Golden Joystick Awards”

      Reply
  128. Israel Ndou says:
    3 years ago

    “The PS4 version is fine enough, it’s a great experience, but it is showing its age a little bit at this point.”

    Reply
  129. Josh Warby says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  130. Anton says:
    3 years ago

    The main setting in Metro Exodus is thereafter a series of small open-world areas, as your group travels on a train called the Aurora around Russia.

    Reply
  131. Christopher van den Berg says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  132. Alwynne Baatjies says:
    3 years ago

    “What metro exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it”

    Reply
  133. Benedict says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  134. Omar Jainoodien says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  135. Swayam Maharaj says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  136. Alex Andipatin says:
    3 years ago

    “What Metro Exodus succeeds at most though is the world itself and in giving you a certain feeling as you play through it.”

    This is why I love the Metro series.

    Reply
  137. Johan Stemmet says:
    3 years ago

    “there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  138. Janine Brothers says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply
  139. Desmore Seale says:
    3 years ago

    “Speaking of the light and dark element, Artyom is not some impossibly powerful warrior god and will be shot and killed quite easily if you are not careful. “

    Reply
  140. marc shaw says:
    3 years ago

    “While there is a plot driving things forward, there is no real single antagonist to face off against, except the world itself.”

    Reply

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