Metro 2033 Redux is a graphical update to the original Metro 2033, hence the Redux with several improvements that make it the definitive version except for certain specific details.
Metro 2033 itself is about a post-apocalyptic Russia. All the residents of Moscow live under, as the name says under a network of Metros, which made them their home after a catastrophe occurred on the surface. After being tasked with sending a message to a person whose location we don't know, the adventure begins. We explore both the surface and the different Metro stations where different factions reign.
It is an FPS game, very well built with a very interesting story and full of details. It is like a mix between Fallout and Stalker, but under a linear game. It is relatively short by today's standards 13-14 hours at most, but those 14 hours are really worth it to explore this universe.
Play it if you like those kind of stories about post-nuclear war, with a bit of sci-fi in between.
Metro 2033 itself is about a post-apocalyptic Russia. All the residents of Moscow live under, as the name says under a network of Metros, which made them their home after a catastrophe occurred on the surface. After being tasked with sending a message to a person whose location we don't know, the adventure begins. We explore both the surface and the different Metro stations where different factions reign.
It is an FPS game, very well built with a very interesting story and full of details. It is like a mix between Fallout and Stalker, but under a linear game. It is relatively short by today's standards 13-14 hours at most, but those 14 hours are really worth it to explore this universe.
Play it if you like those kind of stories about post-nuclear war, with a bit of sci-fi in between.