#METRO LAST LIGHT REVIEW CRACKED#

#METRO LAST LIGHT REVIEW CRACKED#

It can even take damage, becoming cracked and forcing you to find one to swap it out with if you hope to survive in the radiated areas of the Metro and on the surface. Your gas mask will get blood splatter on it, or water, or dust, forcing you to wipe it off. The shear detail in the environments really bring you into the game. Up close, character models show their age, this is not a next gen game, and it’s not Battlefield 3. Graphics: Last Light is a beautiful game when it comes to environments. They have created a fully realized and believable world with a compelling story. You take on the role of Artyom, an orphan who has a tall task placed on his soldiers of trying to save the Metro, both from mutants and its self. Three factions control the Metro, the Reds, or communists, the Fourth Reich, or Nazis, and the Spartan Order, which is made up of Rangers that transverse the surface wearing gas masks in order to breath the contaminated air. The stations have become underground cities, where soldiers fend off attack from mutant monsters, a new threat called the Dark Ones. This takes place in a post apocalyptic world where people have taken refuge in the Metro of Moscow. Last Light improves upon its predecessor, which you can read Jason’s review of it here, in nearly every way.ĭidn’t play 2033? What is this game? Well the Metro series is based upon the novel Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky.

4A Games delivered on the hype, and Last Light is a solid game. I was excited to get this game, I bought into the trailers, so I preordered this game, but didn’t get around to playing it until this week. The Steam Summer Sale is on, and Metro: Last Light is on sale for 20%, but should you really buy this game over others? The short answer yes. Difficulties: Original, Ranger (Original played, will try Ranger next playthrough)Īvailable On: PC, Xbox 360, PS3 (Played on PC)

Metro last light review