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My girlfriend picked this game up due to her love for Fallout 3. So I started to play it, due to the fact I enjoyed both Fallout 3 and various horror games, and I thought "Hey let's try this out.". To my surprise, it's a very well done game for going u...
Atmosphere; - Accents; - Characters; - Story...
Awkward controls; - Very difficult at times, even on easy; - Some small glitches.
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Metro 2033STORES£ Zavvi 32.95 PriceMinister UK 33.85 sendit.com 34.89 The Hut 34.93 HMV 34.98 Asda 37.71 Compare pricesIn its video settings Metro 2033 gives you the opportunity of choosing between DirectX 9, DirectX 10 and DirectX 11. To evaluate wha...
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While games based on films are common, it’s rare to find games with any kind of literary connection, with the exception of Tom Clancy-branded titles. Metro 2033 is therefore a unique prospect, as its story and setting are both taken directly from the n...
Unusual setting, atmospheric and immersive plot...
Verdict, If you prefer the slower pace of single-player games, Metro 2033 will have you hooked from start to finish, Good Points Unusual setting, atmospheric and immersive plot, Bad Points Lacks a multiplayer mode...
If you prefer the slower pace of single-player games, Metro 2033 will have you hooked from start to finish. Good Points Unusual setting, atmospheric and immersive plot Bad Points Lacks a multiplayer mode...
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It's not that rare of an occurrence to pick up a newspaper and find a story about train or tube commuters forced to trek through a pitch-black underground tunnel due to a breakdown or signal failure. There's the inevitable slew of quotes from shaken p...
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Metro 2033 is a tough and gritty survival shooter, which makes a real effort to immerse the player in its post-apocalyptic world. If you like atmospheric games, you'll lap this up, but be warned, the shooter mechanics aren't perfect (particularly in t...
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Set in a post-apocalyptic world, Metro 2033 centres around the surviving remains of Moscow's society, harbouring in the tunnels and subways under the city. Based on Dmitry Glukhovsky's book of the same title, you play Artyom, a happy go lucky (ish) ch...
Atmosphere, the little details really stand out, makes you think...
Can be a bit stop and start, shooting isn't great...
We love the little details in Metro 2033 and ultimately, that is what will keep us coming back for more, but it won't be for everyone...
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What is it with Russia that every single game set in the country has to be apocalyptic and post-nuclear war themed? I guess if anything good had to come from the disaster at Chernobyl it would have to be the abundance of awesome writing material that h...
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This one sure came out of left field. Metro is clever, impassioned and utterly convincing. Despite a few flaws and the risk of combat frustration, it's an impressive title that screams for a follow-up...
Environments, AI, spectacular attention to graphical presentation, low-profile UI, dialogue and NPC interaction, clever use of suspense.
Combat is clunky, you will get frustrated with cheap deaths, sometimes the waypoint system breaks down and you will get lost, armoured foes are a bitch to kill towards the end of the game.
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This one sure came out of left field. Metro is clever, impassioned and utterly convincing. Despite a few flaws and the risk of combat frustration, it's an impressive title that screams for a follow-up...
Environments, AI, spectacular attention to graphical presentation, low-profile UI, dialogue and NPC interaction, clever use of suspense.
Combat is clunky, you will get frustrated with cheap deaths, sometimes the waypoint system breaks down and you will get lost, armoured foes are a bitch to kill towards the end of the game.
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It’s not a phenomenon unique to videogames; it’s almost everywhere we look. I Am Legend, Terminator Salvation, 2012, The Book Of Eli, The Road; hell, even Wall-E got in on the action. We’re obsessed with the Apocalypse, of that there’s no doubt.You may...
It’s refreshing to play a game in which we’re shooting as the Russians rather than shooting at them, and it’s one that explores the nation’s checkered history to boot. Shaky combat lets Metro 2033 down, but as an overall experience...
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You’re crouched in a corner clutching your AK-47 with both hands. You’re down to your last magazine. Five monsters are trying to get a lock on your scent in the next room and just beyond them a group of Nazis are sitting at their sentry post waiting fo...
Evocative paranormal atmosphere, Superb attention to detail, Play it cautious, and the shooting issues dissolve...
The shooting sucks, May be too unforgiving for some, A few naive design decisions...
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Based on the novel Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky, this post apocalyptic story is brilliantly engaging and unlike quite a few first person shooters, it has quite a complex and twisted tale. The content of the story is also not for children and at tim...
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It's 2033. An apocalyptic event has turned the earth's surface into a nuclear wasteland. Survivors, battling mutant creatures topside, have made the murkey Moscow underground system their home. As Artyom you're sent on a mission to Polis, the largest a...
Metro 2033 is up there with the best of them with its engrossing storyline and post-apocalyptic atmosphere. But its mostly average gameplay elements and frustrating sound glitch keep it from reaching the cream of the crop of our choice of must-buy tit...
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