Metro: Last Light Redux

Metro Last Light with added safes from Pavel dlc and less achivements. Overall you can find more stuff and it takes less time to 100% if you are going for that sort of thing. If you want the full review check the one for the normal last light I wrote.

Last Light improves on many things from the first game and I really enjoyed the story as well. I cannot recommend the Metro series enough to anyone who reads this review!

The stealth was done WAY better than 2033 and the story was amazing. 10/10 game

Sadly more of the same as the prior game. Art direction is on point but that's about it. Sound design is still stuck in the freeware quality from early 2000s. Another couple of nonsensical action sequences triggered by NPCs that don't make any sense but are there for the Call of Duty cool factor, ruining the game's main theme. The best moments of the game, similar to how 2033 plays, is when you're just traversing around and NOTHING is happening because you can at least imagine something lurking around and feel the supposed tension but therein lies the problem - you learn that nothing unscripted ever happens in this game. As soon as any fight breaks out you mow down such ridiculous numbers of enemies to the point you're starting to wonder if the waves will ever end. When a scripted event / cutscence starts you know the game's on autopilot so you might as well take your hands off the keyboard. It’s like the devs built a haunting world and then got bored, so they shoved in slow-mo cutscenes mixed in with horde shootouts. A huge miss.

I just wish devs would have added manual saving, then it wouldn't be that hassle to play the game. I am not gonna even talk about DLCs, straight out skipped 4 of them to just get this over with. In 2014, this game may be fun to the most folks but in today's age I would disagree.

Amaizing game Enjoy a lot, but there is some bugs in the game , with good ending. after regina lvl game gets bug and you cant do knock out. But there is way around, just try dont kill humans as much as you can, get as much morally points as you can , and dont kill Pavel and Lesnitsky. Finally i get all Achievements 100%

Great atmospheric game with lots of stealth and shooter action.

Another atmospheric masterpiece Artyom's second adventure is even better than the original masterpiece metro 2033 Pros- Amazing world building and atmosphere Good combat and stealth Great story and characters Replay value with multiple game modes and endings Near perfect game Cons- Too short want more

Decent follow up to the first game. You get to experience more of life in the motherland with added explosions in this one. Book connection is more leaning for 2034, but it is still strongly tied to 2033 as well. Great follow-up game for fans of Metro series, from which mainly the ones who read the books (2033 and 2034) or played the first game.

I enjoyed this as much as 2033. What I definitely liked was that you are pretty much literally playing the same game. Like, same UI, very small time jump, same characters. I like the familiarity. Again, the story is great, ties in nicely. I won't knock the game for the same issues, but it did suffer from the same stuff I mentioned in my 2033 review. Also, I know it's a short game, but the whole thing with Anna felt very very rushed, and it was hard to gauge her as a character and more, a love interest. I've heard it's way better in exodus, but I feel if the game was maybe about 15-20 hours long for the story, they could've done more and I would've loved to see it played that way. I did play a few of those bonus missions. They're cool, and a nice addition, I just played more for story and I'll be moving onto the next game now. I say, 8/10.

Played on Linux Metro Last Light Redux is a sequel to Metro 2033 Redux. Set after the bad ending of the first game, you play once again as Artyom. Like the first game, the game is based on the Metro book franchise, and the pacing and gameplay actions and decisions reflect the way Artyom describes and is described in the book. It is slow, and has a heavy emphasis on the narrative and stealthier approach to the gameplay. However, the game does feature very good FPS action if you decide to go on that route. Metro Last Light is, in my view, a better game compared to the first game, both in the story and gameplay departments. Because you do not need to be introduced to the setting of the Metro universe, you get to see more of the world and the characters, how your actions in the first game carry consequences in this second game, and a more in depth perspective on the Dark Ones. 9/10 would gladly shoot nazis again.

Great sequel and follow up to the first one. I bought it when it was on sale after getting the first one for free. It has a lot more human enemy levels as the story is pretty much about a brewing war between nazis and communist, but the mutant sections are still great, tho mostly far in between.

Played and completed the game, with a partial second playthrough. Compared to Metro 2033 Redux, this entry leans more toward action and shooter mechanics than the mystery-driven, horror-tinged atmosphere of the first. But that shift in tone was a welcome change for me. The game looks even better visually, with smoother mechanics, upgraded gunplay, and a more refined feel overall. It kept what made Metro great, its dense, immersive world and oppressive atmosphere, but expanded the scope. The worldbuilding gets stronger here, with broader narrative arcs and a longer runtime. I found myself more deeply pulled into the setting, with the post-apocalyptic metro system continuing to feel alive and immersive. While the increased action slightly reduced the eerie tension of 2033, the trade-off is worthwhile in the form of more engaging combat and satisfying progression. I played the Redux version, which enhances the already strong presentation. The pacing is solid throughout, with few moments that drag. The atmosphere remains top-tier, and the audio design, visual storytelling, and environmental details all contribute to the lived-in feel of the world. For fans of story-driven shooters or anyone looking for a gripping, immersive single-player experience, Metro: Last Light Redux is a must-play. It's one of the strongest titles in the series and easily one of my favorite shooters overall.

The game is good but it glitches like crazy on modern systems (4090 RTX, i9 14900, Windows 11) when you try to play it at max details. None of the suggested workarounds you find on the internet will get rid of the glitches completely. When I played the game on my older laptop with Windows 10 it worked much better. Anyway. The game is a sequel to first one and follows Artyom on his journey through Moscow Metro ecosystem, You can feel the stench of soviet union everywhere you go. Visuals are spot on, the story is good, and the mechanics are good too. AI is pretty dumb but the game overall is fun to play if you forget the glitches it sometimes produces. For what it is and how old it is - perfect game. I will complete all the achievements for sure.

The second entry into the metro series. I don't know how I missed this while playing through these games originally. But well, better late than never. So the storytelling here is a bit of a side-grade as compared to the first game with a slight dip in quality. The beautiful environmental storytelling of the first game is a bit damp here. It is still masterful, but the subtlety of the first game is quietly kept aside for more direct form of story-telling. That is a shame, because the game does start of strongly in the subtlety department. More precisely, the entire Pavel section have some fantastic 'vibe management' (for lack of a better term), ----- SPOILER STARTS ----- which give a good uneasy feeling which builds up right upto the theatre section. There are also excellent npc conversations which add to the increasing claustrophobic environment you lead yourself into before the inevitable betrayal. Good stuff. ----- SPOILER ENDS ----- But post Pavel, such 'vibes' are kind of done away with, and we get a bit more traditional in terms of the narrative. The only place where I find the environment speak for itself was during the Bandit section when we have the Regina with us. That concerned me, because the traditional style of narrative in the first game consisted of pretty long walking-sections which can really slow the pace down to a crawl. This game also has a lot of such sections, but thankfully they are set-up a bit more properly. For example, a lot of the yapping happens during comparatively open sections (not saying that linear walkathons aren't there), so you end up listening to storybeats while scavenging for supplies. But on the flip side, the walk-with-me lore-dumps are somehow more drawn out in a couple of places. One of the more boring ones I remember is the walk through the quarantine zone. The good thing about such sections here is that there is no point in which you are forced to slog along such a section repeatedly if you happen to die somewhere in your playthrough. At least, that is the case if you are strictly talking about story sections. The story itself is pretty good. It is completely a human-focussed story with the mutants being sidelined and the dark-ones being relegated to a McGuffin role. Not a bad McGuffin, but still a McGuffin. However, that doesn't mean the story is harmed because of it. I would say that the story becomes much tighter due to the focus being streamlined on humanity and its woes. One of the endings of the first game is canonized in this game. I personally don't mind it since it avoids unnecessary complications and gets straight to the point. The gameplay is the same as the first one, with minor improvements to stealth. It is still janky stealth, but at least it is consistent with its jank. The gunplay is improved a bit, but some weapons don't feel nice to play. One of the fells-bad-man weapons is the dart shooter which, while doing good damage, just feels unresponsive on impact. The shotguns and snipers do feel punchy though, and same can be said for the assault rifles especially against human enemies. The set-pieces here are pretty good. Even if none of them match the Library section of the first game, there are more good set-pieces in quantity here. Some of the ones I really enjoyed are - The Regina section especially in the Bandit hideout (Best section of the game imo), the section right before we regroup with Anna and the lead-up to Lesnitsky. Good set-ups here. And there are some boss fights here as well, although they aren't anything to write home about. But they are serviceable. Big Momma has a pretty good build up to her, even if the fight itself was average. Exploration again has two aspects - morality points and diary entries. Although there is a level-specific hallucination collectible that is tied to an achievement in one of the stages. The obscure morality system is still there, but its effect on the ending is debatable. I mean, it could play absolutely no role in the ending as well and it might actually be a completely Bioshock 2 type of morality system - I absolutely have no idea. However, some conversation-based morality points are so mind numbingly drawn out that I yawned 5 times during one of them (The Secret Metro Tunnel conversation - you'll know when you get there). So if the morality system has no effect on the ending - I'd unironically say well-fucking-done. Collectibles are the same as the first game. Pretty well placed and paced, while giving good context to the actions of our semi-silent protagonist. This game also has quite a few DLC's, most of which are perspective stories set during the events of the game itself. However, a stand out among them is the souvenir collecting DLC which I found very enjoyable to play. I don't know how these DLC's were sold, but as a bundled item, all of these are solid additions to the game - all 10ish of them. _____ All in all, a fantastic sequel which is overall a sidegrade of the first game in terms of quality. If you liked the first game, you must play this as well. I have no idea how I missed this during my original playthrough. 8/10

this game is perfect if you are feeling bored.And if you dont have any other games.Also can just be played if you are feeling like you want action or guns in your game. Buy the game, you will have fun!

Metro: Last Light delivers an incredible atmosphere. Once again, you find yourself deep in the dark, claustrophobic tunnels of Moscow’s metro, and the world-building is absolutely spine-chilling. The graphics are a clear step up from the previous game — lighting, details, and animations are all very impressive. The sound design also perfectly supports the mood, fully immersing the player. Gunplay and combat mechanics are much smoother and more satisfying compared to Metro 2033. The stealth elements are also better implemented this time around. In terms of gameplay variety, Last Light definitely builds on what Metro 2033 started. Without giving away any story spoilers: the narrative fits the atmosphere perfectly — it’s gripping and character-driven, keeping you engaged throughout. That said, Metro 2033 leaned a bit more into exploration and the raw "survival" feel. Last Light offers a more action-oriented and cinematic experience. In short, if you enjoyed Metro 2033, Metro: Last Light will absolutely satisfy you. It pushes the series forward in terms of gameplay, atmosphere, and storytelling. Edit: Damn (Артем) Artyom Such An Underrated Character ı did love (Артем) Artyom

One of the greatest—if not the greatest—series of post-apocalyptic horror games I’ve ever played. Truly amazing. Also improved on so many things that 2033 did good. Apart from the atmosphere in some situations. Coming of the metro for the first time with Burbon was an experience I'll never forget.

more of the first while lacking some of the charm of 2033's world and story.

The Metro series is just phenomenal. I'm prob in the minority though when I say that I think the first 2 games are better. The 3rd game has you leaving the metro, and the metro is where I think this game is the most fun. On the other end, I believe this one is the best entry. You must face the ramifications of your action in the first game and you get a "sidekick" that I think is more interesting than a lot of the more modern instances of the trope. And also being outside is really intense in this game unlike Metro Exodus. I think all 3 games are good, but please don't skip the first 2.

Je trouve que metro last light est une bonne suite de metro 2033 L'histoire est sympa et le gameplay est amélioré par rapport au premier

I played this straight after the first Metro and was expecting this to be the same okish kinda game however this game was deffo the better one. has enough in it to keep you going without getting bored. Onto the third game! :)

Incredible game for something made in 2014. Good story. Good plot twists. Just overall an amazing game and definitely worth buying the 3 In 1 pack when it's on sale (2033, Last Light, Redux)

Great storytelling and a great continuation the 2033 story, expanding upon some key plot points of the game. The gunplay is still clunky, but better than in the previous installment. It is also longer than the previous game but the general core elements such as the weapons, mechanics, movement, quick-time events etc. all remain the same. It expanded on the universe of Metro as a whole very well while keeping the original spirit of the game more or less intact. Great entry and a great story all in all and the canon ending, being dependent on moral points in this one, contrary to the first game, also makes for a really good overall experience, especially if you are playing the games back to back like me, before moving on to Exodus. I am excited to see where the game and storytelling goes from here.

Great post apocalypse game for those who want a survival game experience.

Me gustó. Al principio se hace tedioso pero va agarrando ritmo (lento, pero interesante) y claramente el punto más fuerte que tiene es la historia, por lo que es muy recomendable jugar el anterior para no perderse detalles. Ni tampoco dejar mucho tiempo entre juegos (cosa que hice) porque se omiten guiños del juego anterior y detalles que son importantes para entender porque está pasando lo que pasa. La jugabilidad está bien, varias veces sentí algo injusta la dificultad hardcore, pero es un juego viejo y es entendible. Dentro de todo, está bueno.

A beautiful FPS game for the man who wishes to be immersed in another world. Truly one of the most unique games I've played (and thoroughly enjoyed) of the genre. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants an engaging experience in an FPS with some level of difficulty or resource scarcity.

This is year after metro 2033, when world and this location Moscow is scorched ruins and only underground radiation is bearable. We get Russian Nazists, and Communistst to meet in this story, depiced from books. And besides apocalipse, perhaps of saint's. We get Ebola Virus pandemic inside last resort stronhold, the moscow metro. Who spred it?! Spoiler! It was communists to fight Spartans and all the rest. In metro 2033 we get two ending, this 2024(Last Light) takes aproche of the bad one. When we destroy the dark ones home's on surface in the city with nucleal compoud, louching the remaining miscles, like in Planet of the Apes. The dark ones look very much alike aliens from Area 51, is it some concept of bio/radiation hazard commando armor? Spartan has to move to new station D 6, but D stands for Directive like Directive K, 5th Directorate (Political police); 6th Directorate (Counter-Intelligence Support for the economy), station that we just discovered back in metro 2033, at the very end, with commuters, like command cetre of the old days. In this game we can make frends with child dark one, a powerfull mutant, who can mess with mind and re-live the past. At the very start, we kill our own people, by delusion made by the dark ones. Madness. But radiation seems to work that way on people, we got visions of the past, and shadows of the dead. It has some horrro element to it. Actual communists, as far as I know committed crime of needle piercing soft heads of newborn babes, and killing them by this method, to control burst of births. Expecially Chinese but Russian, as far as I know, did that to. To the worst, my uncle, brother of my father, has 5 neurological disabilities, afther as a child was "accidentaly" staped with scalpel to the skull. His cerebral fluid was incresend in diameters, and head was swolen, to the fact that he was child of my grandparends, doctor and major Pilot of Polish Air Force. Besides For Alexis de Tocqueville, the Revolution as a reaction to these flaws, but also argued that the post-Revolutionary state, in many ways, was as tyrannical as the old regime, with its ideals corrupted and forgotten. Tocqueville was a self-identified liberal and a figure on the French centrist-left. However, his political thought in the twentieth century has increasingly become associated with the conservative Right, especially in the United States. Meaning that the communist rule was another type of tyranny, and this should be seen as such. Marx never thought of bloodless revolution of 1688 as good, for he thought that William of Orange gave power to welthy, to the usurper. Never considering the very reach and top noch of oxfrod type of ox is material for not only rule, but also to serve, like king'es. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwovfRiBMSw

This game it is a very good on continuing the story from the first game.The game it is magnificent on delivering the emotion and the game it has very good mechanics. P.S. The end it is tragic but deserviet.

Game is utterly broken. In just 3 days I have started 3 new games and experienced an identical problem. I want to start a game in either Survival or Spartan Normal mode, NOT ranger mode, and around 1/3rd of the way through the game after a cutscene transition or a restart, my save magically turns into a ranger mode save. I have edited the difficulty in BOTH config files and nothing has worked. It is totally inexplicable and I have found no fixes. It's so egregious that when this bug occurs, my 3rd weapon simply floats in the air in front of me. I have deleted all saves, totally reinstalled, and totally wiped the games data from my PC, and I am still getting this bug. It would be okay if it were regular ranger mode, but it changes my difficulty from Normal Spartan to Ranger Hardcore, even without ranger mode unlocked. There is no way to change the difficulty in the menu from either the main menu or in game. As far as I am concerned, this game is legitimately unplayable, and it will be remaining uninstalled until this stupid fucking bug is fixed. Shame, I love this series, and I've not had similar issues with Exodus or 2033, but this renders this game totally unplayable. If I wanted to play ranger hardcore, I would choose that difficulty at the beginning of the game, but I don't and this bug forcing me to play this game in a way I do not enjoy is unacceptable, especially considering the fact that I am still having the same problem after modifying config files and deleting saves completely.

This..wow oh boy. This is a work of art. One of a kind if you could say. I wish they made games like this nowadays. If you are into survival horror games you will like this.

Okay not gonna lie but I love metro games, I already played metro 2033 and honestly as of now all I have to say about this one is fuck Pavel for making me believe we were friends.

A great follow-up to the already highly praised original game. This sequel sets new standards for the series, and improves on the original in pretty much every single way!

AK loaded, lighter ready, butthole clenched, pants soiled.

It's basically a CoD type game with a single corridor from the beginning till the end. Terrible shooting experience, almost no feedback after hitting. Too many boring cutscenes that cannot be skipped. Annoying English accent.

Feedback for Developers and Steam: Please Include FPS Limit Options in All Games I’d like to highlight how important it is for all games on Steam to include a built-in FPS limit option. This should be considered a basic feature, because: Many users rely on FPS limiting for technical reasons or to reduce power consumption. Some hardware (like laptops or lower-end PCs) may overheat or behave unpredictably without the ability to cap frame rates. V-Sync or other adaptive solutions are not always enough or suitable for every setup. It would also be extremely helpful if Steam could introduce a filter in the store that allows users to sort or exclude games that don’t support an FPS limiter. This would prevent situations where someone buys a new game only to discover it doesn’t work well on their system due to this missing feature. This would be a small change for most developers, but a huge improvement in accessibility and user experience. Thanks for reading, and I hope both developers and the Steam team take this into consideration.

Reviewing (mostly) every game (or DLC) in my library, part 39: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/10 [i] Metro: Last Light Redux [/i] takes everything [i] 2033 Redux [/i] built—its haunting atmosphere, brutal survival mechanics, and unique world—and turns the dial all the way up. Bigger, better, and bolder, [i] Last Light [/i] is the rare sequel that enhances rather than abandons its roots. If [i] 2033 [/i] was your first taste of the Metro, [i] Last Light [/i] is the full-course meal. A masterpiece of post-apocalyptic storytelling wrapped in bullets, shadows, and gas masks. ☣️ [b] Pros: [/b] [list] [*] Gorgeous visuals, even years later. Whether you’re navigating crumbling tunnels or stepping into eerie sunlit ruins, the game looks stunning—especially for a post-apocalyptic world. [*] Tighter, more polished combat. Gunplay feels more refined than in [i] 2033. [/i] Weapons hit harder, stealth is smoother, and encounters feel better balanced between tension and chaos. [*] Larger and more diverse environments. There’s more surface exploration, more side paths, and more to see. The world feels less like a tunnel and more like a crumbling open-air tomb. [*] Stronger narrative focus. While still linear, the story is more character-driven. There’s more dialogue, more faction intrigue, and more exploration of moral themes and what’s left of humanity. [*] Still deeply immersive. Minimal HUD, gas mask maintenance, ammo economy, checking your watch—all the best immersive touches are back. [*] Replayable moral choices. Subtle decisions and player behavior shape your ending, without ever waving it in your face. [/list] 🌫️ [b] Cons: [/b] [list] [*] Occasional AI hiccups. Enemies might still act unpredictably or miss obvious cues. [*] Linear structure remains. While there's more environmental diversity, you’re still on rails—but for this series, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. [/list]

it's a true masterpiece! A truly must play series to anyone who like iike immersive story rich games

Boring, drab, Russian, boring, repetitive, boring.

One of the best story-rich single player FPS, Metro: Last Light played and felt the same as its predecessor, Metro: 2033, but with more add-ons to both enemy types and playstyle. If you played and enjoyed Metro: 2033, you will love this. For me personally, Last Light has better progression and content in terms of story. The overall ambiance of Last Light is superb (better than a lot of linear shooters) and it captures the bleak hopelessness of a post-apocalyptic frozen wasteland very well (though don't take my word for it since I have never been in one ːaushrugː ). Players can choose to go guns blazing or use tippy-top stealth in some chapters adding a bit more flavor. The enemy AI during fights is alright, kind of like day old pizza, it doesn't taste great but it does the job. The verdict: play the game if you are fan of the genre, or if you enjoy a good in-game story.

One sentance: Try it after eachother. It`s a hell of a game series.

The game worth the 30 hours spent on all the achievements!!!

Metro: Last Light Redux, developed by 4A Games and released in 2014, is an FPS blending action and stealth, serving as the sequel to Metro 2033. This remastered title delivers an intense experience in a post-apocalyptic universe that is as captivating as it is terrifying. The story takes place in 2034, one year after the events of Metro 2033. After destroying the Dark Ones’ lair in the Botanical Gardens with a missile barrage from the TV Tower, Artyom awakens in the D6 base, haunted by a strange nightmare. Now a Ranger of the Spartan Order, he learns that at least one Dark One has survived. His mission? Track down this creature and put an end to its existence. The dark, captivating narrative heightens the immersion. The world of Metro: Last Light Redux is a true tour de force. The dank, putrid, and grim tunnels of the Moscow metro are littered with corpses, cobwebs, and vermin. Mutants lurking in the shadows attack on sight, while human factions, such as the Reds or the Reich, clash in fierce power struggles. The surface is just as hostile, with irradiated wastelands covered in rusted cars, gutted buildings, and wild vegetation. Monstrous creatures abound, and a moment’s delay can be fatal. A small piece of advice: don’t linger too long out there. Graphically, the game impresses with detailed environments and superb lighting effects that enhance the oppressive atmosphere. The meticulous art direction makes every location unsettling, from claustrophobic tunnels to the snow-covered ruins above ground. The sound design is particularly striking: the guttural roars of mutants, the howling wind on the surface, or the ticking of a gas mask running low on filters create constant tension. These sound elements, combined with a subtle but effective soundtrack, plunge the player into a state of perpetual alertness. Metro: Last Light Redux offers a skillful blend of brutal action and stealth. Artyom confronts human and supernatural threats with a varied arsenal, ranging from makeshift revolvers to heavily modified rifles equipped with silencers. Weapons, customizable with sights, upgraded magazines, or night vision scopes, provide great freedom in combat approaches. You can go in guns blazing, but stealth is often more strategic. Extinguishing light sources, silently knocking out enemies, or eliminating them quietly, much like in Sniper Elite, allows you to progress while avoiding direct confrontations, making for a more serene experience. Survival is, of course, at the heart of the experience. You’ll need to manage your resources with utmost care: gas masks, filters, medkits, and ammunition are essential to survive the hostile environments. You’ll always feel vulnerable despite your preparation, especially during surface excursions where time is limited, and enemies are ravenous. Despite its qualities, the game is not without flaws. The enemy AI can be unpredictable, particularly during stealth sections, where guards might swing from complete blindness to instant detection, which can be frustrating. Animations, especially for climbing or descending ladders, are painfully slow, mirroring the irritation they cause. These technical issues, though minor overall, can be disruptive during tense moments. Metro: Last Light Redux is a remarkable narrative FPS, driven by a unique atmosphere and solid gameplay. The game offers a rich experience, an unforgettable journey through the bowels of Moscow. If you’re a fan of titles like Fallout or STALKER, this is a must-play in the same vein. Its immersive world and oppressive atmosphere make it a gem of the post-apocalyptic genre.

boht badiya game banya ha bc maja aagaya

10/10 would bomb post apocalyptic Russian metro again.

got flash by 1 or 2 pairs of breasts while playing this game.

One of my favourite game, best one from the metro series.

Really good game, loved that you could get a lap dance in it.

I think this game is very good, and you should try it too.

ONE OF THE BEST FRANCHISES IVE EVER PLAYED MY WHOLE LIFE HOLY SHIT INSANE