Beneath a frozen city ruined long ago by its own weapons of destruction, humankind clings to survival. In dirty overcrowded stations, women haggle for scraps at the market as old men mourn the world they lost and children run underfoot, knowing no life beyond their meager subterranean existence.

Rich; pervasive atmosphere; Beautifully detailed environments; Rewards exploration and observation; Some clever weapons

Occasional slowdown in frantic moments; Problematic enemy AI; Darkness is sometimes overbearing

Well i don't always play horror games but this one i just can't ignore. Though its pretty old game but graphics are good and storyline is awesome. This game is surely not for weak hearted. And again great work by flipkart, keep up tge good work.

Have played it all the way through and enjoyed it, yet I am still not sure what the hell was going on and who we were supposed to be fighting, mutants, aliens?

This Stalker-meets-Doom shooter arrived late last week, and made quite the change from shepherding around tiny armies in that bizarre glut of real-time-strategy games which have marched onto our hard drives this month.

Global warming, rogue meteors, zombie viruses, alien invasion… let's face it; a nuclear war seems like the most logical reason for the inevitable end of the world.

Metro 2033 Review Publisher: THQ Platform: PC , Xbox 360 UK Price (as reviewed): £24.99 (incl. VAT) US Price (as reviewed): $48.99 (excl. Tax) It's only natural that there should be comparisons drawn between GSC GameWorld's STALKER and 4A Game's Metro 2033 – 4A is founded by ex-GSC staff, after all...