I'm not one to exactly hide my unabashed enthusiasm for anything related to the Metro series. I think both games are fantastic, each in their own way, and heartily recommend them to anyone who ever asks me about them. I love the books, owning them in both digital and physical form. So am I a fan?

Improved graphics and animations; new areas and enemy encounters; updates the first game to play more like the second, streamlining the experience

Not much reason to buy this if you already own both games; graphical issues on PC

The video games industry is such an interesting place to watch trends appear and see how they grow or fail. Case in point – video game remasters that began to appear towards the latter half of the last generation's life.

We've always considered Metro 2033 one of the previous generation's most underrated games. Sure it had its share of problems; the stealth aspect could definitely have been better and the user interface was a bit too messy for its own good.

One of the best remasters so far makes surviving the Russian apocalypse more horrifying than ever, although none of the changes address the games' more fundamental issues.

Great atmosphere building in both games, with enjoyable stealth and survival elements; Lovingly upgraded graphics and useful gameplay tweaks

The gunplay and artificial intelligence is still very basic, and the storytelling too obscure; There's a general clunkiness to 2033 that better graphics can't magic away

it has a great post apocalyptic atmosphere similiar to fallout.2 great games with all dlc included really nice price;)

Download Metro from the PSN as a Playstation Plus member and found it to be fantastic, so I was practically salivating when the announced the Redux...

Gripping storyline; rpg and shooter elements

camera angles are buggy sometimes

4A Games breathes new life into the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow.

Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light were both released to zero fanfare in 2010 and 2013, respectively, and promptly vanished into the vast, unimaginative well of grim-and-gritty AAA first-person shooters-a well the compilation release Metro Redux seeks to rescue them from.

The original games made their mark well, but the Redux versions more than surpass them with improved gameplay and visuals. Including all the DLC for free makes it a must-have for anyone who missed out the first time, as well as those who want to relive the series with its new extras and...

The difficulty range of the Metro series has always been particularly unforgiving; the harder difficulty you choose, the worse an already stringent game environment can get. For the Redux version the play modes for both games have become more streamlined, broken up into two categories: Survival and...

Two great games for the price of one; Huge graphics upgrade; Same great story; Revamped difficulty system works well with the game design

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