Based on the Novel Metro Redux comes with both parts from the Pc version which came from the Novel now to game consoles and this game will return you back into the Tunnels but in post apocalyptic time where monster have now filled both the tunnels and surface causing everyone to retreat...

Good

The game had many good ideas but it felt like there was something missing

A Dim Light

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

What 4A Games managed to build with such limited resources is staggering. About half the budget of what most AAA games get, the absolute worst working conditions in a city that was rioting and no electricity (computers powered by gas generators) - it is a thin-air miracle that these talented and...

Even if you've played both games and all the DLC, the 2033 update alone is worth your time.

The improved visuals have enriched this intoxicating world; Mechanical improvements bring parity across both games; A real FPS challenge; with modes to satisfy even the masochists

Despite the refit; there are still some polishing issues

For $80 you're getting two great games, one of them massively enhanced, and all DLC. Neither is really worth playing again, unless you were a diehard fan, but if you missed Metro last-gen and need something to play on PS4 or Xbox One, and can handle the thrills of an atmospheric shooter consumed by...

+ Two great games bundled together; + Metro 2033 is massively improved on the new engine; + Spartan or Survivor mode in Last Light

+ Neither game was perfect; and gameplay issues remain; + Bad voice acting

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 Metro Redux collection lets you relive and revisit post-apocalyptic Russia and humanity's last hope for survival.