Metro Exodus

The fact that the metro has finally “emerged” from the underground is certainly good; it’s interesting to explore large locations. BUT! As for me, they are still too empty for their scale. on the plus side: of course the plot, in my opinion, the metro series was never about just flying through the game in a day, cutting out everything and everywhere, no, the “metro” is revealed precisely in the stories, and in this part they worked very hard on it Fine. in between locations, talking to each character on the train is captivating. and the “stories” you overhear from the locals are also interesting. in general, if you play the game by reading the notes, listening to the characters, at least the main ones, then no matter how cynic you are, the ending of the game will really scratch your soul, and you won’t be ashamed to shed a tear.

and now, the main disadvantages (in my personal opinion): the arena with the bear, AGAIN, twice. FOR WHAT? Why even make an arena with a “boss” in a SHOOTER where you just run, shoot and heal. it was possible to come up with something new, something interesting, but no, they simply repeated the arenas from LL, only if in LL there were 2 different opponents in the “arenas”, here he is alone.

and of course, the “blind” in the research are just librarians with redrawn faces. Was it really that difficult to come up with a new “mutant”? in short, such repetitions are unforgivable.

minus the second: BALL BOY!!! how, why and why they decided to make it become the “main weapon”, well, more precisely, you just have it, and you can only exchange it for a crossbow. but we still have to get to this crossbow. but he will only be in the taiga. I don’t argue, this is the “symbol” of the game, the most common weapon and all that, but I don’t understand why exactly it was soldered to the slot.

overall - the game is great, worth replaying at least once every 2 years