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Metro 2033

4A Games · Mar 16, 2010

PC · Xbox 360

Mature

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The whole world lies in ruins. Humanity is almost annihilated. Due to the high-level of radiation cities became unsuitable for living. Humans have yielded the supremacy on Earth to a new species. Creatures mutated by radiation are more adapted to the changed world. There are only clusters of humans left on the planet ... At least, that's what the ten thousand survivors camped out in the various sections of the Moscow metro must believe, since they have no evidence that they are not the last ones alive. And now, even this way of life is being threatened by the evolved evil from outside. As Artem, you set out from the first invaded colony, fighting through a society of divided by desperate politics, ideologies and economies to warn the rest and reach the Polis stronghold before everything is destroyed.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 7.8 (11 critics) · Gamer 8.4

7.9

Xbox 360

Critic 7.5 (14 critics) · Gamer 8.5

7.8

Critic reviews

  • Destructoid

    Jim Sterling · Jan 30, 2011

    8.0
    Your enjoyment of Metro 2033 hinges on your willingness to let a game batter you into submission. It wants to be played in a certain way, and if you're unwilling to meet the demands, you'll be thrown out on your ass. More than any other shooter, you're not playing as a powerful hero. You're a young man, unarmored and barely armed, who is constantly, unrelentingly, fresh out of luck.
  • The Escapist

    Logan Westbrook · Apr 13, 2010

    4.0
    Metro 2033 doesn't even tell its story very well. Metro 2033 has a ton of really great ideas, but not only do they not fit together well, they actually compete with each other, sucking all the enjoyment out of the experience. If you really like post-apocalyptic shooters, Metro 2033 might be worth renting, but you won't miss much if you skip it.
  • Giant Bomb

    Dave Snider · Mar 23, 2010

    6.0
    Metro 2033 successfully constructs a believable world that delivers a setting and story that get past the core annoyances of its gameplay. When you first watch steam escape from creaky 10-ton doors as they open to reveal the sprawling, murky madness of underground Moscow, you might be able to forgive the goofy monsters, too. Metro 2033 is best for experienced gamers already familiar with the trappings of the modern shooter who are OK with playing a roughly made game that still manages to deliver a unique experience.
  • Video Gamer

    Tom Orry · Mar 19, 2010

    7.0
    When Metro's credits rolled, and as I looked across a vast landscape to see the results of my actions, I couldn't help but feel a tinge of disappointment, partly because it was over, but mainly because there is such obvious room for improvement. Metro 2033 comes recommended, but falls a little short of claiming a place among the genre's elite.
  • IGN

    Ryan Clements · Mar 19, 2010

    6.9
    The game's atmosphere and unique design choices will make it a worthwhile experience for some, but Metro 2033 suffers from a number of issues (poor implementation of stealth, recurring glitches, etc.). Fans of post-apocalyptic stories should consider giving this a shot, if they can tolerate the aforementioned setbacks.
  • Game Trailers

    Game Trailers · Mar 18, 2010

    7.8
    Metro 2033 is a game of extreme highs and lows. The fragile atmosphere of fright and wonder that starts the game strong is nearly crushed by idiotic human AI and design choices that don't quite work in practice. Like its roller-coaster chase sequences, it's worth the experience, but it will at times make you want to hurl.

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  • goriki22

    Aug 30, 2023 · PC

    9.0

    Metro 2033

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