Metro Exodus — Sam's Story is a story addition for the post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro Exodus. The addition is dedicated to the... Read more
I'm waiting for the exit. I would like to see the continuation of the history of the world. Especially other countries, not just Russia. I hope they will talk about Sam’s homeland - the USA. About how they live after the war, how many there are. Maybe things aren't so bad for them?
I hope in this addition they will remember
Dlc is what it should be. New guns, opponents, spacious location, everything is wonderful. But it’s very strange that after Last Light the developers never finished the theme with blacks and their influence on the fate of the heroes. Conclusion - solid 8
The second addition impressed with some aspects, especially Sam's first-person fights. I was unexpected and it was done very effectively, I really liked the innovation. I think that in the new part of the Metro, this will definitely be added)) The plot is not that exciting, but interesting.
DLC that didn't turn out very well. There is no other way to describe it. It's not as interesting as The Two Colonels, and the story told in it doesn't exactly tug at the player's heartstrings. In general, it feels like some kind of chain of side quests in the original Exodus, just with new locations (which is debatable, because the surroundings do not change at all) and a disgusting “American” accent. I would like to dwell on this point in more detail, because this accent is simply infuriating. In the original, we played as Artyom, who, in general, had no voice at all (and it would be better if it were the same here), so Sam’s inadequate accent did not infuriate him so much. But here we play as an “American”, who, when he switches to normal English, for some reason we clearly hear a RUSSI… Read full