The Evolution of Metro Games [2010-2024]
2The Metro video game franchise is a series of first-person shooter games set in a post-apocalyptic world based on the novels by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky. Developed by 4A Games and published by Deep Silver, the franchise is known for its atmospheric storytelling, immersive gameplay, and emphasis on survival horror elements.
"Metro 2033," released in 2010, is the first game in the series and follows the story of Artyom, a survivor living in the Moscow Metro system after a nuclear war has devastated the surface. The Metro stations have become the last bastions of human civilization, while the surface is inhabited by mutated creatures and other dangers. Artyom embarks on a journey to the heart of the Metro to warn of an impending threat.
"Metro: Last Light," released in 2013, is a direct sequel to "Metro 2033" and continues Artyom's story in the post-apocalyptic Moscow Metro. The narrative explores political intrigue, the supernatural, and the struggle for survival in the underground society.
"Metro Exodus," released in 2019, takes a departure from the claustrophobic tunnels of the Metro and ventures into the expansive, open-world surface. Artyom, accompanied by a group of survivors, travels across Russia in search of a new home, encountering a variety of environments, factions, and mutated creatures.
The Metro franchise is characterized by its tense and atmospheric gameplay, resource management, and the use of gas masks to navigate irradiated areas. The games offer a blend of intense combat, stealth mechanics, and a narrative-driven experience. The series has received praise for its storytelling, world-building, and the immersive portrayal of a desolate and dangerous post-apocalyptic world.
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00:10 Metro 2033
00:30 Metro: Last Light
00:50 Metro Redux
01:10 Metro Exodus
01:30 Metro Awakening
01:50 Outro
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