Metro Exodus

This is one of the best game that i have ever played. The story are really interesting, it made me feels emotional. I want you to play this game, so that you feel the same thing that i do.
9 out of 10🤩🤩🤩

Ain't this game a beauty, even with the outdated textures, clumsy movements of characters due to technology and budget, this game just still manages to immerse me into it so well, maybe because of the camera movements, well placed everything in each scene, and the artstyle of the whole thing, the game is just beautiful, at the level that a lot of other games with better tech can't be

Metro Exodus is a masterpiece!
The best of the trilogy.

After finishing all 3 Metro titles, all of them were very good and strong games. All of them highly atmospheric and immersive masterpieces.

Exodus expanded on every aspect, from graphics to sound and etc, feels truly next gen. The weapon customization and maintenance is amazing, much deeper than in the previous games. Story is great and the morality system is better implemented. Very human stories and challenges! (no more "Dark Ones" nonsense)

We had 2 full games to explore all aspects of living in a Metro hell already. I am glad we moved to the rest of Russia, as re-hashing the Moscow Metro would become a bit stale at this point.

An open-world journey through very signature Russian locations that fleshes out the post-apocalyptic world but also teaches about Russia's culture.
1) The Volga's bleak swamps where Russia built their cities on top of, like Moscow or St. Petersburg. Also showcasing the famous Slavic villager lifestyle, uneducated and superstitious.
2) The Caspian sea but in the Kazakhstan area. Nice addition of Russia's closest neighbor. The hot desert steppe is unlike anything cold and irradiated like we have known so far. This zone is more akin to Mad Max.
3) Taiga's lush forests and old Russian fairy tale villages and churches. Pioneer camps and Russian bears.
4) And finally the Novosibirsk metro, reminiscent of the prequels but with all new mutants and blights.
Amazing story, hits right in the heart..

Regarding the Additional Missions:
"The Two Colonels" plays in Novosibirsk and explores the life in Metro while providing more story related to the final chapter of the campaign. Quite lengthy DLC, definitely worth it!
"Sam's Story" plays in Vladivostok and is 6+ hours long, pretty decent for a DLC. Our favorite American Sam goes on a solo adventure that is quite enjoyable. Worth it!


Only issues with bugs have been:
Game crashed in Caspian region, near Lighthouse. Known bug, had to tweak in settings with ray tracing, tessellation, etc - that fixed it. (check online for more details)
Encountered the annoying and unfixable "invisible body" bug, but thankfully in the endgame of Sam's Story, not during main campaign like some others. Devs please fix ffs, thx.


All 3 Metro games are worth playing, but if I have to chose then Exodus is my favorite. It was made in a way where you can enjoy it even without having played the prequels, but it is highly recommended that you do.
Perfect Trilogy. Loved it.
Definitely going to replay it over the years!

I highly recommend this game, it's an excellent game that gave me a huge amount of emotions! This is a game that can confidently be called a true work of art! The way you experience this journey with the characters, living through all the events they go through, is truly incredible. Yes, the game has its flaws and shortcomings: the stupidity of the AI, the silence of the main character, the emptiness of some locations, etc., but the amazing atmosphere, soundtrack, and the emotions the game evokes more than make up for these minor issues. For full immersion in the story and atmosphere, I recommend starting with Metro 2033 and Last Light

The dialogue and plot is farcical with no nuance or subtlety and so much cheesiness that it would give Doritos supreme cheese a run for its money, it's predictable and stale af because its chock full of tropes from other media, losing much of its original Metro vibe and "charm". Both possible endings are also unsatisfying and shallow af, which the average person might find barely enough, but leaves the sharper player rolling their eyes at the basic bitch endings.

Voice acting and character rigging is accordingly atrocious. Most of the voice acting sounds like the VA's are not getting paid enough and are either reading lifelessly or way overacting (especially with the forced Russian accent). For example, Miller (who is also a total drama queen and quite out of character compared to the previous games) yelling, celebrating or scolding you while his face looks basically deadpan is borderline hilarious because of how uncanny it looks. You also cannot skip most of the dialogue so yeah, enjoy suffering there.

Gun play and combat is extremely contrived and strange as the human shooting enemy bot AI move around sporadically according to the environment yet make no proper attempts to reposition themselves relative to you as if they're more concerned with moving around than actually shooting you and sometimes will literally just stand still and stare at you or even turn away between shooting even if you're in their face, making it 10x easier to just run and gun instead of fighting tactically. How the hell did Gearbox (Borderlands 1 and 2 for example) figure this out and do this properly a literal decade earlier but 4Ass is still confused here? Embarrassing. There's also a problem with the hitboxes which are inconsistent and can sometimes cause dead on shots to just straight up miss as the bullet whizzes through the enemy's head, fantastic. If you're not the violent type or you want the good ending (lame) you can also choose to sneak around instead and it's easy af but boring as hell and it basically becomes a waiting and skyrim crouch sneak simulator for most of the game.

Difficulty is also purely scaled through enemy damage and resource scarcity, making the game ridiculously easy at normal (you can basically tank a full mag and make health kits easily) or basically impossible at hard/hardcore (you die in like 2 shots and health kits are hard to get) with no in between.

The rest of the game is a chore simulator that has you crafting health kits, ammo and maintaining your weapons and most importantly, scavenging plot mcguffins, all of which becomes completely boring after the first 30 minutes but you have to keep doing it in order to advance the predictable plot.

Worst of all, the game has frequent fps drops where I will suddenly go from 100+ fps to like 14 for like 30 seconds. The game also FREQUENTLY CRASHES and locks up windows, especially during and after the second level. Literally search up "Metro Exodus crash" on google and you'll find countless people getting the same problem, which should not be happening for a game that has had so much time to fix its shit after launch.

In short, Metro Exodus is an overrated quantity over quality low-mid tier adventure shooter which has whack game mechanics that make it really not that fun and more of a chore to play. Either skip it or get it on sale because it is NOT worth its full price.

One of the greatest game from Ukrainian company. I can describe this game using only 1 simple word - excellent. I enjoyed playing this game on hard mod, the hardcore feeling of passing and more... loneliness?... It's a shame that I played this game on a bad ending, but I definitely recommend it to buy, for a better atmosphere, put a higher difficulty level

Finally managed to play the game about 5 years after the release and I can only say it's one of a kind. A worthy continuation of the Metro saga!
Recommend with both hands!

One of the best games I've ever played, everything is a 10, the story, gameplay, graphics, dialogues, characters, immersion, level design and variety of scenery.

I played Metro 2033 and Last Light right before this one, so I had all the events fresh in my mind and it felt like one big game, which resulted in me crying like a baby with that ending, which not many games have been able to do, 10/10.

this game has fatal crashes that I cannot get fixed. After googling for many hours, there seems to be no fixes that help this. i played (and thoroughly enjoyed) 13 hours of this game. But I cannot get the game to stop crashing.

I highly recommend this game, it is a true work of art, featuring an incredible story, intense gunfights, and realistic animation. Most importantly, the atmosphere is brilliantly depicted.

After beating the game on Hardcore, Ranger Hardcore, and New Game+ with Ironman modifier, I'm left with mixed feelings about Metro Exodus. Although it wasn't a strong negative, it still was mostly a negative experience for me. This game is a massive leap forward for the franchise in many ways. The game is much bigger and longer than its predecessors. But the game also stumbles in many areas and feels very tedious at times. I'll first start with the good.

Immersion, atmosphere, and story:
Like the other Metro games, Exodus places a large emphasis on immersion. But Exodus takes this to the next level. There are many opportunities for you to interact with other characters, learn their backstories, and make choices. The atmosphere is much more upbeat than other Metro games, which is fitting considering you don't really spend any time in the metro itself. The story also supports this with the theme of hope being front and center.

Much better morality system:
The morality system is completely overhauled. Although, it still isn't always clear at times, it does a much better job of signaling how to get a certain ending. You won't be getting any moral points for watching a woman shower this time. This makes getting the good or bad ending much more predictable and logical.

Good weapon customization:
The game lets you swap between any weapon you've found for free. You can add and remove attachments to make your guns more powerful or to suite a certain playstyle. The weapon cleaning system is certainly immersive, although it consumes to many resources so on Ranger Hardcore I never cleaned my guns and didn't have any issues making it kind of pointless.

These are very strong points for the game. But there are several nagging issues, some big and some small, that really hold the game back. These issues compound each other, turning what should be a few annoying sections or mechanics into bigger problems for the game.

Clash between linear and open world:
I'm not completely sold on Exodus' open world sections. The linearity of the first two games is a well known criticism and I assume the open world sections in Exodus exist to address that. But it doesn't, at least not completely. The game switches between three linear, highly scripted levels, two open world sections, and one that's a mix of both. But the open world sections don't fully commit to being open world. The game still expects you to tackle the objectives in a linear fashion. Often there is only one way to approach and complete a task in the open world. Most of the open world is boring wasteland with a few annoying ghouls or watchmen. So what's the point? It just makes running from one objective to another take even longer. The open world sections feel very static and nothing like the dynamic world of a game like Stalker. I wish the game had fully embraced the open world sections, but instead it feels like the worst of both worlds.

Horrible stealth system:
Stealth is pretty broken on Ranger Hardcore, and not in a good way. Enemies spot you through walls, can kill you through surfaces, hear you walking 2 floors above them, see you crouch walking through bushes, etc. In general enemies will sometimes get alerted for seemingly no reason and once alerted almost always know at least your general location if not exactly where you are. This makes stealth extremely tedious and unfun. During many sections in the game, I wouldn't even bother being sneaky. I found it was more effective to headglitch some cover and pick off enemies one at a time rather then try to kill them in stealth.

Prompts sometimes don't show up for melee:
Several times I would walk behind an enemy to knock them out, press the key, only to sit there and have them turn around and kill me. This further adds to the tedium of stealth.

Bullets don't always hit your target:
I'm unsure of the mechanics behind projectiles in this game. But something is just off with many of the weapons / scopes. I will aim directly at an enemies head and somehow miss. The 4x scope on the AK is zeroed wrong and bullets always shoot higher than they should. Enemies in cover often cannot be hit, even if they are exposed. You can spend a ton of time sneaking around, only to "miss" a point blank headshot, alert the enemies, and have to start all over. This on top of the scope glare and depth of field which makes aiming a pain in some lighting conditions.

Random annoying encounters:
As an example of this, at one point I found a "safehouse" in the Caspian level and slept until morning. The game spawned two enemies at the same location and one of them "heard a noise" as my character woke up. He then proceeded to spot and kill me faster than I could ADS.

Very long scripted sequences:
Instead of traditional cutscenes, the game keeps you in first person. This should add to the immersion of the game and in many cases it does. But the sheer amount of time you spend listening to other characters talk, completing scripted sequences, or otherwise not being able to do anything is staggering. It's pretty annoying to just sit there and watch your character complete some scripted sequence. Having no option to skip is an issue for repeat playthroughs. If you're "lucky" you'll get a quick time event and that's about it.

Horrible movement physics:
Your character seems to float when going up or down stairs and other elevated surfaces. It's like he's skating on ice anytime there's a little bit of an incline or decline. This can lead to you taking damage as falling 3 feet takes half your health and can even lead to your death on Ranger Hardcore.

Awkward dialog:
At several points in the game, a character would speak, then pause for a second or two with no one else talking before continuing. It's like they're waiting for your character to respond, but of course you're a mute so it just feels weird.

DLC:
The Two Colonels DLC is fine. Pretty short and completely linear but it adds extra context to the last part of the game. Sam's Story, however, is downright awful. For some reason the performance on my system was terrible and I struggled to get 60 FPS in many sections while having over 100 in the base game. It's also very sparse with the checkpoints it gives which means that, on Ranger Hardcore, when you die you'll be set back 15-30 minutes at times. You really don't have many options for fighting enemies, meaning you'll have to fight head on. This really sucks, as the enemies are very accurate and can oneshot you even through bushes when you can't see them. Getting set back to before a scripted sequence, and replaying it over and over is such a slog. By the way, enemies that "surrender" can unsurrender themselves and you'll have to kill them, but if you kill them while they are surrendering you'll get a negative moral point.

Conclusion:
Exodus' story and atmosphere is just as great as the previous games. It was awesome moving out of Moscow and exploring other places. But, for me the gameplay just wasn't very fun. I always had this nagging feeling of "I cant wait to get past this section" but there was no fun section to get to.

Metro Exodus is a masterpiece. Only the silence of the main character is a major problem. The game has breathtaking artistic direction and visual quality. The staging is exceptional, it allows one to drawn in abyss deep characters. It is tough to imagine a better adaptation for the novel of Glukhoovsky

not a fan of the “morality” system. make a shooter but punish the player for shooting the “they will still shoot you,but they really arent your enemies” npcs. the introductory writing up to first morality choice is abundantly random, and sometimes nonsensical with overexaggerated gesturing.

maybe the core components of the game are better here than in 2033, but seeing the gameplay restrictions if i dont play a specific way really sours it for me.

I saw a lot of positive reviews and maybe my expectations were too high... Maybe because I have played a lot of 1 st person shooters in my time, but I found the game predictable, nothing I have not seen before in many other games and many a time done better. Way too much dialog that you can not skip. A few glitches here and there (Which was not too bad but keep google open for fixes). I played it on Normal, maybe I should have gone a harder level, but I do not want to play it again to see if that makes it less boring. There are some good elements, some of the guns are good, controls are fine, landscape is ok, enemies are a bit predictable but ok... Just an average game, that you can play if you buy it for $10. But not recomended over all.

I love that this game has challenging combat for a post-apocalyptic scene. The combat is super fun with the different types of guns and enemies. Story is good, wish Anna would call Artyom something else other than his name every 5 minutes.

Amazing storyline. Would erease it from my memory just to play it and experience it all for the first time again.

One of my favorite game series, based on the novel by Glukhovsky, which I first encountered long ago with a pirated version of ‘Metro 2033’, and later played through multiple times every year. I highly recommend playing at least the first two parts; I don’t want to spoil any part of the plot, and this series truly stands out in the gaming industry and is worth the hours spent on it.

8.5/10. Good story, fun game mechanics. Press "G" to wipe gas mask.

A Masterpiece of Atmosphere and Storytelling

Metro Exodus is an exceptional first-person shooter that masterfully blends survival mechanics, exploration, and narrative into a deeply immersive experience. As the third entry in the Metro series, based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels, it boldly steps out of the claustrophobic tunnels of Moscow’s metro system and into the sprawling, post-apocalyptic Russian landscape. The result is a game that feels both ambitious and deeply personal.

Story and Atmosphere

The game picks up where Metro: Last Light left off, with Artyom seeking a new life above ground. The story takes you on a year-long journey across Russia aboard the Aurora, a creaky steam locomotive that becomes a home for your small band of survivors. Each character is well-developed, and the personal stakes are woven beautifully into the overarching narrative.

The shift to semi-open environments doesn’t dilute the series’ trademark atmosphere. From snowy wastelands to sun-scorched deserts and haunting swamps, every area is meticulously crafted, dripping with detail and lore. Dynamic weather and a day-night cycle enhance immersion, while the game’s emphasis on moral choices and human connection adds depth to the journey.

Gameplay

Metro Exodus strikes a perfect balance between intense firefights and slow-paced exploration. Ammunition and resources are scarce, pushing players to approach situations thoughtfully. The crafting system is simple yet effective, allowing you to customize weapons on the fly and prepare for challenges ahead.

The AI is smart and unforgiving, keeping every encounter tense. Whether you’re fending off mutant hordes or engaging in stealthy takedowns of hostile human factions, the game ensures you feel the weight of every decision. The survival mechanics, such as maintaining your gas mask and managing scarce resources, keep you constantly on edge.

Visuals and Sound

Visually, Metro Exodus is breathtaking. The environments are stunningly detailed, with lighting and particle effects that bring the world to life. Character models are expressive, and the game runs smoothly, even during action-packed moments.

The sound design is equally impressive. The haunting music, environmental sounds, and voice acting all contribute to the sense of being in a living, breathing world. The muffled crunch of snow underfoot and the distant growls of mutants make exploration as unsettling as it is thrilling.

Final Thoughts

Metro Exodus is a triumph in storytelling and atmosphere, delivering a post-apocalyptic adventure that feels fresh and emotionally resonant. It’s a game that rewards patience, exploration, and careful planning while telling a heartfelt story about hope and survival. Whether you’re a series veteran or a newcomer, this is a journey you don’t want to miss.

Rating: 9.5/10
A must-play for fans of story-driven games and post-apocalyptic settings.

Xbox version had less glitches. This version freezes a lot. Still just as fun to play.

I'm a huge fan post-apocalyptic games, weather it's a zombie outbreak or nuclear fallout i love it. This is my first metro game and it sets a whole new tone for nuclear war games. I like fallout and Bioshock but they dont compare to how immersive and realistic this game feels. So many mechanics go in to making the game feel real, like cleaning your guns, using a gas mask in certain areas, making choices, the fear of some of the enemies. The game is packed with so many spooky areas that you have to sneak around, the few times that you end up in a safe area you really bask in the feeling of comfort before you leave into the danger again. the story and characters are well developed and this game is a must have!!!

best game of the three, but it IS a buggy mess with some very poor developer's choices;
still absolute bag of shit

advice would be to purchase when on a sale, it's just not worth a full price tag

The first open world area is awesome especially the 2 side missions and doing them changed the way you interact with everyone + the cool stashes you'd get access to because of helping people felt very rewarding. Then afterwards it felt like it took a massive dive in quality, usually there were 3 outposts with barely anything in them and even going back multiple times to talk with the crew they didn't really offer my anything special, but the final part it really got me invested again, but then the game was over.

Graphics were impeccable it seriously is so pretty and the dark metros look amazing

Story is kinda meh, but i enjoyed it (haven't played the DLC so idk if it adds to it)

The NPCS keep ****ing talking, like constantly, and even when you think they've finished they've started another thing, and sometimes if you look at your map while talking their dialogue gets skipped and then the subtitles don't catch up then they like skip their remaining part of the dialogue its really weird

but overall i really enjoyed it, still has some bugs and sometimes they do take you out of the game but its a solid 8/10

im glad i finally finished it

I highly recommend this game, it is a true work of art, featuring an incredible story, intense gunfights, and realistic animation. Most importantly, the atmosphere is brilliantly depicted. So, don't hesitate if there's a discount, just buy it!

Reached Caspian's lighthouse mission, instant crash. It seems like a ton of people have the same issue. I tried many fix guides for that on the internet, sadly none of them work. I can't progress in the game, RIP.
EDIT 1: You can fix it by RESETING THE CHAPTER, YOU NEED TO START OVER. Still bad news, you can get random crashes in that map.

Compared to the past Metro games its a huge improvement. Guns feel nice and solid, stealth is the same crispy stealth. Graphics are absolutely beatifull and basically everywhere i looked was wallpaper material. Due to its open world nature now game allows even more ways to approach any encounter and encompent you come across while still having the same technique old Metro games used to nudge you towards possible options you may miss.

this is my first game in metro series and i didn't expect it to be this good
i always had some issues with firstperson camera but this is something else it's too realistic and perfect
beautiful graphics
insane gameplay
balanced difficulty
perfect story
and no HUD idea is smart i mean all you need to know is on your hand or on the map that's really cool
overall its really enjoyable
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE

It's a great game. Beautiful graphics and sound. It can be creepy too, there were times i screamed at jump scares and monsters in this game.

I purchased this Game because it was recommended to me.
I read the Books and was familiar with the world of Metro.
The Intro sequence drags on for way to long, At the time you are introduced to most Mechanics. You have been bored to death by unskippable cutscenes about characters you do not care for and a haphazard introduction to the world.
Metro tries to push the Idea that you have some kind of bond with the characters around you. Even though every interaction is just them talking to you. Your wife is espically bad. She never is silent for longer than ten seconds.
The game insists on holding your hand: the same tooltip popping up for nth time, other characters telling you what to do. While also having an insanely low time to kill for the player and near useless friendly AI.
Perhaps this game is not for me and you enjoy it, nonetheless I do not recommend it.

Beautifully scary, touching story, very nice gameplay

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☑ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

SPOILERS AHEAD:
Metro Exodus was a pleasant surprise. The game opens with the eerie isolation of a world where civilization seems to be a thing of the past, only to take you on a journey filled with incredible characters who offer unexpected help along the way. In Metro Exodus, 4A Games has crafted another captivating story, backed by graphics that, even in 2024, still look remarkable. The narrative is so well-written that it pulled me deeply into the lore of its post-apocalyptic world.

The game’s atmosphere is constantly tense, with a menagerie of horrifying monsters adding to the suspense. Early glimpses of these creatures set an ominous tone, while encounters with them in each new area led to intense, hard-won battles. I especially loved the unique inventory system, which includes a physical backpack you have to open to repair or clean your weapons and gas mask. This small touch gave the game a grounded, immersive quality that heightened the sense of survival.

The game offers choices in how you approach certain tasks, including the option to tackle quests during the day or night. This freedom, along with the ability to explore expansive maps, created a sense of genuine agency. I enjoyed speaking with various characters and even eavesdropping on the humorous banter among different gangs scattered throughout the wasteland. The karma system also added depth, as moral choices affected the story’s progression and the relationships you built. The choices weren’t overly complex and locals often gave clear hints about what actions would lead to positive outcomes, which added to the realistic feel of the world.

Among the standout characters was Giul, voiced by Cindy Robinson. Her energy and devotion to her people added a real sense of purpose, making me want to help her on her mission. Another favorite was Krest, voiced by Mark Ivanir. His zero-cares attitude was balanced with a genuine desire to help those he saw as good-hearted, and his humor made him both relatable and endearing. And, of course, there’s Miller, voiced by Jamieson Price, whose portrayal was perfect for the stoic, headstrong commander of the Order and father of Ana. His transformation, from a rigid leader to someone who ultimately sacrifices everything to ensure a better future for Ana and Artyom, was incredibly moving. Miller’s sacrifice brought me to tears, something no other game has managed to do.

The ending of Metro Exodus is both beautiful and unforgettable. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve played through it, but I know I’ll be returning again. This game isn’t just a journey through a devastated world; it’s an experience that leaves a lasting impact.

This is one of those games where in the first half hours you're already thinking "This game is gonna be a banger" and that feeling stays throughout the entire game. 10/10, one of the best games i've ever played. I love this and i love Anna my beloved <3

Once you got into the lighthouse mission, it's done, you'll get stuck because of a stupid bug, a LONG-STANDING BUG. Restarting the chapter? Tough luck! You're whole progress wasn't even recorded, no chapter past Moscow, which was the first ever chapter in the game. Either I have to restart the whole damn game, or just uninstall it altogether...

Good game, but I won’t go on about how good the storyline is. The only thing I despise about this franchise is the bugs. Don’t get me wrong, it's a great game, but I wasted around 3 hours trying to get to a level, only to realize that I got hardlocked. Still, don’t let the bugs get to you—play the game! Don’t take my review too seriously.

After having read the book, it is much fun to join the world and play the world as Artyom. All in all, I am happy with this game. I would have liked to be able to play the enhanced edition, but my graphics card doesn't support that version of the game

This is one of the very few recently launched AAA titles that's been optimised enough that it looks good at extremely low graphics and manages to run at a respectable 30fps on my shitty laptop with integrated graphics. The world really gets you immersed and you begin to form a bond with the characters. The gameplay is top notch and the stealth mechanics are great. I highly recommend anybody looking for a great story to try out this game. Start with Metro 2033 then Metro Last Light, though. This is the third game in the Metro series.

Probably said enough, but Anna <3

Exodus is in my opinion the greatest game of the Metro Franchise.
It excel in every domain, it's story, unmatched immersive experience, (half) open world, the beautiful world outside of the Metro, you feel attached to the characters, the exploration is great.
It makes you feel that you are a part of the crew going on a long trip.
10/10.

A wonderful game, with great characters and a story of survival!

Wow.
One of the best series I`ve ever played.
Nice story, nice gameplay, nice grafics, overall one of my favourite games.

Get it.

this is just a really beautiful game. so much to explore, so much to experience. incredibly emotionally engaging game. i have played this a few times and i and in awe every time, still discovering new things
stayed up all night to play this game to really get immersed

Fantastic story, with enjoyable game play. I would highly recommend purchasing the trilogy when its on special, which is often. Then take a sit, and enjoy the ride.

Incredibly fun, awesome story. And it has tiddies. 10/10

This series is one of my favorites.

The original series, the Redux version, is a masterpiece that I want to play through every few years.
The hard adventure in the apocalyptic world, the atmosphere, the lyrical storyline, there is a unique and wonderful world out there that never seems to get old.

Whenever I get tired of modern games, I always find myself trying to go back there.

If you're a gamer, you've surely played it.

Recommendation.

Cant recommend it enough. All three are full of moral choices that can have real consequences to either make things easier or harder for you later. Theres tons of notes to read and things scattered around that all tell stories of the people who lived and died in the metro. A lot is left to your imagination, sometimes things can be easy to miss but that really just made me want to search harder for it.

Not an easy game, but it's a rewarding game if you're into deep dark stories with tons of rabbit holes.

Metro Exodus is one of the most immersive games I’ve ever played, delivering an unforgettable journey through post-nuclear Russia. Traveling by train between key locations, exploring stunning and diverse environments, from the haunting ruins of Moscow Metro to the arid Caspian Sea and the sprawling Steps, each location bringing its own unique atmosphere, weapons, characters and challenges.

The story, while engaging, isn’t flawless. The silent protagonist took some getting used to, and I found myself preferring the DLC characters who bring dialogue to life in a way the main game lacks. That said, the DLC expansions offer fantastic storylines and are a truly worthwhile experience.

I played Metro Exodus entirely on the Steam Deck, and it ran smoothly at 60 fps, providing an excellent handheld experience. For anyone looking to dive into an atmospheric post-apocalyptic world, Metro Exodus (on the Steam Deck) is a solid recommendation.

I have mixed feelings about this game... I love the 2 older Metro's game, this game for sure expanding the experience because now the area to explore is a lot bigger than the train's tunnels. But I feel the gameplay turned weird... Personally I can't enjoy this game as good as the 2 games before.

Pros:
- The Story
- The Athmosphere
- The Chars

Cons:
- The Gameplay feels weird

FInal Score: 3/5

Metro Exodus a game with an excellent story and a great atmosphere 10/10

Story? Gameplay? Graphics? Character?

Beautiful, that all.

Never before has a better silent character been made than Artyom Alekseyevich Chyornyj. This man has not spoken ONCE in any of the METRO games but has simultaneously been one of the best characters in gaming history.