Metro Exodus

Despite shortcomings like a rather by the numbers level of quality of side missions, poor performance both visually and audibly, Metro Exodus still manages to deliver a compelling experience. Thanks to its meaty crafting and gun customization, a beautiful character-driven story focused more on humans than the fantastical, and a world built around fear, desolation, and tension, Exodus will definitely be one of 2019's most talked about games by the end of the year.

Metro Exodus is a departure from the cookie-cutter shooters, focusing on a gripping single-player narrative and a more cautious pace than the adrenaline fueled, multiplayer-focused titles bloating the genre. Every character is fully fleshed out, the stealth and survival mechanics are a delight for careful, completionist gamers, and the setting is as varied and detailed a post-apocalyptic playground as you’re going to find.

Metro Exodus takes the fear-inducing formula of the series and transplants it into expansive, sandbox-like levels without losing any of the oppressive tension that makes the Metro games memorable and distinctive among post-apocalyptic first-person shooters. It’s a frequently exhilarating and densely atmospheric journey across a Russian dystopia brimming with detail and deadly inhabitants, and well worth the trip for its consistently effective use of survival horror and hair-raising action.

Metro Exodus is a tour-de-force in apocalyptic exploration. It offers a rich, evolving world, brought to life with stunning visuals, immersive sound and ghastly creatures. These thrills and chills are irritatingly tempered with menial tasks, poor voice acting, dull stealth and a soulless hero, all of which prevent Metro Exodus from achieving its true potential.

Metro Exodus is an entertaining post-apocalyptic shooter that isn’t afraid to take chances with the series’ formula. There are still occasional jump scares, resources are scarce, and often times humans are your worst enemy. The addition of large, open levels really freed up 4A Games to make a world all the more detailed and believable. A few technical issues hold the game back a bit, but they are by no means a deal breaker.

Much like the previous games in the franchise, Metro Exodus isn’t perfect. Yet, despite that fact, this threequel’s bold decision to take its world in a new direction means that its glaring positives outweigh its lack of refinement. The gameplay is solid, the visuals are terrific and Metro Exodus’s decision to try new, courageous gameplay mechanics makes it a thrill to play, overall, meaning that this is not only a fitting culmination to Artyom’s story, but also 4A’s studio-defining work on the franchise as well.

The open sandboxes may not be strongest addition, but the game still embraces the sense of vulnerability and post-apocalyptic terror alongside impactful weapons used in refined combat and stealth scenarios. You may miss the mystery and intrigue of the previous games, but Exodus puts together a charismatic crew of friends and family that you'll want to follow to the ends of the earth.

From tight gunplay to well-developed stealth mechanics, the game offers variety within the confines of its own rules. The only downsides are average-at-best voice acting and the game ignoring its own stealth leanings to force combat with incredibly difficult bosses. All in all, Metro Exodus is a fantastic game that you'd be worse off for missing out.

Metro Exodus is a solid conclusion for a cult series that made its name in rough charm. The open world and stealth systems of the conclusion to the trilogy are largely missteps, but it’s when Metro Exodus returns to its horrific roots, with a bunch of caring comrades, that the game fires on all cylinders.

Metro Exodus‘s gorgeous visuals are somewhat undermined by the NPC clipping issues and texture pop-in, and one has to wonder if those issues would have been ironed out had the game spent some more time in the oven. But even though its technical issues, lack of genuine horror, and bland cast make it fall short of its predecessors, Metro Exodus is still a decent mix of the franchise’s traditional stealth/shooter gameplay and a semi-open world environment, with some truly stellar graphics to boost.

The journey of Metro Exodus is more rollercoaster than train ride, with peaks and troughs rather than a steady level of quality throughout. Its technical issues make the product feel rushed, but these are worth suffering for a series that’s ultimately heading down the right track.

While Metro: Exodus delivers on its promise of deep and meaningful combat situations that let you approach encounters from any angle you can think of, its technical shortcomings are simply unforgivable. Combine that with a plot that doesn’t answer its most intriguing questions and you’ve got an experience that will please at times, but will also disappoint those looking for something meaningful outside of the distribution of bullets.

Is Metro Exodus a scattershot game with quite a few things in it that don't gel perfectly? Yes, it definitely is. But is also an admirable attempt at expanding a franchise, which still finds the time to revel in human experiences and serve up meaningful emotional stakes. It flits between scary gunplay and beautiful vistas with aplomb, leaving us with the hope that 4A Games will keep the franchise chugging along and add a few more stops to the journey. But if this is the end of the line for Artyom et al, at least they came this far.

Metro Exodus provides an immersive FPS experience that marks a new milestone for the franchise. Its survival-horror, sandbox and shooter elements are remarkably well balanced, constituting an engaging and thrilling game that’ll leave you no stranger to a good jump scare. The once linear horror franchise has been reformed, introducing expansive environments to indulge in without derailing the narrative. Metro Exodus is a must play.

Easily the best of the Metro series, Exodus promotes the franchise into the top flight of action adventures with a blend of genre influences that combine to create an impressively unique experience. It’s the best post-apocalyptic adventure this generation and proof that it’s not how familiar an idea is that’s important but how well you pull it off.

Now, I have some issues with Metro: Exodus. The larger story is completely off the wall ludicrous and makes everything that came before feel completely invalid. If I had been forced to live in a hole for 20 years, fight monsters and Nazis, and I was all a lie, I’m certainly not letting the people lying about it on my freedom train, much less call any shots. The smaller, more personal stories, however, often hit a little closer to home, and make life just a bit more interesting.

Metro Exodus is an amazing and beautiful game that offers a new style and experience from 2033 and Last Light. With polished visuals and an amazing soundtrack, the changes 4A Games have implemented create awesome environments and enjoyable gameplay, taking you across various landscapes of Europe. However, in doing so, the survival horror and dark, claustrophobic tone have almost entirely been left behind at the station.

Most of the time, the only interactive elements in the world are doors, or containers that contain generic crafting materials. While there is flavour to the main story, it’s mostly about pulling you from A to B, foxhole to action sequence. I definitely enjoyed myself in this Soviet-flavoured variety of Armageddon, but I’m not certain the story of Metro Exodus will stick with me for long.

Tras un aprendizaje arduo pero muy notable con sus dos juegos anteriores, en Metro Exodus encontramos una 4A Games más madura y que ha querido ofrecer al fan algo distinto, sin dar de lado por ello al posible nuevo usuario y volver a desafiar con un gunplay rudo y muy particular, una constante invitación al sigilo, un entorno e historia totalmente inmersivos y un apartado técnico que, con altibajos, mantiene el atractivo.

Sabemos que podría mejorar aún más y eso nos pone los pelos de punta. Deja tan buen sabor de boca que nos hubiéramos quedado a vivir en el Aurora. A viajar eternamente y mirar el mundo con la particular y excepcional visión de 4A Games.

Claro que reitero mi recomendación de que juegues primero Metro 2033 y Metro last Light (los puedes encontrar juntos y remasterizados para consolas de actual generación en el paquete de Metro Redux) antes de entrar a esta tercera parte, la cual, debería de estar dentro de tus prioridades si le has seguido la pista a la serie en estos últimos años. Fabuloso trabajo de 4A Games y creo, uno de los mejores títulos que veremos al menos en esta primera mitad del año.

Metro Exodus, con sus defectos, es una gran obra y, al menos el que os escribe, está deseando poder hincar el diente, en un futuro, a una nueva entrega de Metro que nos permita seguir disfrutando de una saga que, aunque no es perfecta, nos hace disfrutar como muy pocas.

Metro Exodus es una excelente aventura en primera persona, que combina elementos de sigilo, supervivencia y disparos, con una gran ambientación (basada en las novelas de Dmitry Glukhovsky). Pese a su planteamiento abierto, los niveles están un poco "vacíos" y dirigidos. Pero eso no impide que lo hayamos disfrutado enormemente.

Ich mochte die dezente Benutzeroberfläche ebenso sowie die Survival-Aspekte im Kleinen, außerdem waren Landschaft, Licht und Wetter stellenweise eine Wucht - all das rettet Metro Exodus auf ein solides Niveau. Aber die holprige Regie, die vorhersehbare Story sowie die Defizite im Figurenverhalten sorgten ebenso wie das haklige Klettern oder das unglückliche Speichersystem immer wieder für Brüche im Spielerlebnis.

Zwischen Höhen und Tiefen erleben wir Momente der sorglosen Entspannung und sehen den Teil einer glaubhaften Lebensgeschichte in einer postapokalyptischen Welt. Es ist genau das, was die Herzen von Buch- wie Spielfans gleichermaßen höher schlagen lässt.

Metro Exodus n'est pas aussi parfait qu'on l'aurait espéré. L'intelligence artificielle est régulièrement prise en défaut, quelques soucis de finition ressortent le joueur de l'expérience et une portion du titre est un peu moins soignée et impactante que les autres. Ceci étant, Metro Exodus est un excellent prolongement de la franchise, parvenant à greffer à son ADN claustrophobe une ouverture inédite, mais maîtrisée, servant une aventure rythmée, équilibrée et variée.

Et puis on voit enfin du pays ! En contrepartie, le rythme général est moins maîtrisé que dans les précédents épisodes, ce qui pourra dérouter légèrement quelques fans. Heureusement l'univers est toujours aussi intéressant, et les graphismes sont une nouvelle fois à la pointe de la technologie. On conclut donc la trilogie Metro en beauté !

De waanzinnig goede combat en Javelin-gameplay maakt heel veel goed, maar het is niet genoeg om de game in zijn huidige vorm te redden. De vele bugs, beperkte variatie van tegenstanders, de onhandige distributie van goede loot en de alomtegenwoordige laadschermen leveren een frustrerende ervaring op. Dit gaat ongetwijfeld snel veranderen, maar voorlopig is mijn advies: wacht even af wat er in de komende weken gebeurt met Anthem.

Metro Exodus è il progetto più ambizioso di 4A Games e dalla recensione è facile capirne i motivi. Dopo un lustro di duro lavoro, gli sviluppatori ucraini sono riusciti nella difficile impresa di evolvere una serie con delle caratteristiche ben precise e molto apprezzate dai fan, senza tuttavia estirparne le radici. Metro Exodus non si lascia sedurre dalle mode del mercato e si conferma un altro solido capitolo che svecchia e migliora la saga.

Потому что «Исход» понравится далеко не всем — она слишком требовательна к игроку. Она потребует усидчивости, будет ждать понимания и желания слушать, внимать мелочам, рассматривать детали. И если вы готовы отдаться ей — вас ждет одна из лучших игр в вашей жизни. Способная рассмешить, заставить плакать, сделать больно и натолкнуть на неожиданные мысли — о самом себе в том числе. Но главное — она запомнится вам надолго. Может, даже навсегда.

Сама история периодически провисает, да и слишком уж молчаливый Артем иногда вымораживает также, как и непрофессиональная озвучка и топорная анимация людей и мутантов. Но при явных минусах в Metro Exodus все же стоит поиграть тем, кто любит качественные и атмосферные экшены от первого лица. А фанатам вселенной игра рекомендуется к ознакомлению в обязательном порядке.

Sona geldiğimizde eğer ilk iki Metro oyununu sevdiyseniz, Metro Exodus’u kaçırmamanızı öneriyorum. Diğer kıyamet sonrası oyunlardan farklı olarak kendine özel bir yapısı olan Metro Exodus, bu senenin dikkat çekici oyunlarından bir tanesi olabilir. Bunların yanında serinin geçiş yaptığı açık dünya temasını merak ediyorsanız, çok büyük bir beklenti içerisine girmemenizi tavsiye ediyorum.

Fans van de serie weten wat ze kunnen verwachten: een prachtig gedetailleerde, post-apocalyptische wereld om te verkennen. Een verhaal om je vingers bij af te likken, personages om van te houden en een ervaring die je zeker bij zal blijven. Ik kan niet wachten om meer van de Metro-serie te zien.

Pewnie wielu z Was nadal jest obrażonych na 4A Games i (zwłaszcza) Deep Silver za tę całą awanturę z Epic Games Store’em. Nie dziwię się. Ale pomyślcie o tym w ten sposób: jeśli wypniecie się na ten ostatni – czy też jeden z ostatnich, bo istnieje jeszcze Wolfenstein – bastion napędzanych fabułą poważnych strzelanek dla jednego gracza, to być może za kilka lat obudzicie się w świecie, w którym istnieją już tylko mdłe, pstrokate Far Crye i legion sieciowych shooterów (z kroczącym dumnie na jego czele, niepomnym na własne korzenie Call of Duty).

S Metrom Exodus autori zo 4A games pekne rozšírili univerzum série, ukázali, čo je za hranicami Moskvy, ako vyzerá svet, ale zároveň dokázali, že vedia aj otvoriť hrateľnosť a vyviesť ju z tunelového štýlu. Možno ešte trochu nemotorne a niektoré veci z herného hľadiska nedotiahli, rovnako ako základ príbehu, ktorému chýba tajomno, ale mix objavovania, akcie, rozprávania je veľmi dobrý a vytvára pôsobivú jazdu krížom cez zničený svet.