The Metro series has become renowned for its visual design and atmosphere, and with Metro Exodus , the newest game in the series, we have the strongest case for both of these things yet.

I want to like this game, but I find it buggy and my player gets stuck in places with no way to get him moving. I thought this third rendition would be a better quality than the first two episodes, but if anything the gameplay is worse.

4A's post-nuclear shooter widens its horizons without losing its soul

After playing last two games was delighted when this came out great game really enjoyable

Metro Exodus is a conflicted game, one that feels unsure of what its true nature is. Is it an extension of the previous titles, or something all new that is striking out in a brave new direction I'm not 100% sure either way, but is it a good game

Last Train to Darksville I'm a scaredy cat. Maybe it comes from getting a diploma from the School of Having the Shit Kicked Out of Me, or maybe it's my erratic heartbeat and over-reliance on stabilising medication. Point is, I'm a "jumpy" person.

The Metro series has never delivered a runaway hit to elevate it among the most esteemed first-person shooters. But over the course of two critically acclaimed games and a well-executed redux collection, it has steadily gained an audience appreciative of its dynamic gameplay, grounded storytelling,...