Metro 2033 was a first-person shooter horror game that was released in 2010, and Metro 2033 Redux was a remastered version that was released in 2014. The story is based on a novel of the same name ...

Metro 2033 Redux is the remastered version of the original 2010 title Metro Redux. This version was released in 2014 after fans expressed their love for the original title. Recently, Metro 2033 ...

Metro 2033 Redux is having a birthday to remember. Marking 15 years of the apocalyptic survival FPS series, developer 4A Games and publisher Deep Silver gave away copies of the original game's ...

The first-person shooter “Metro 2033 Redux” is currently free: developer 4A Games is celebrating the 15th anniversary of the claustrophobic horror shooter with this free offer. You can add the ...

First released in 2010, Metro 2033 is a post-apocalyptic, survival horror-inspired FPS game full of grit, beautifully gloomy aesthetics, and unexpected moments. This single-player shooter's story ...

Post-apocalyptic first-person shooter Metro 2033 originally released on March 16, 2010. The debut title from developer 4A Games, the game spawned multiple sequels and even a recent VR (virtual ...

Metro 2033 celebrated its 15th birthday on March 10 and is free to download until 4pm UK time on Wednesday, according to the game series’s X (formerly Twitter) account. It’s not the original ...

One of the more memorable shooters of the last 20 years is free to claim on Steam, GOG and Xbox. Metro 2033 celebrated its 15th birthday on March 10 and is free to download until 4pm UK time on ...

But before we see what 4A Games wants to say today, gamers have the opportunity to understand their original message with Metro 2033 Redux.

The final boss in a game is usually the end point, right? But what if there were battles that you could simply not fight if you either didn't want to, or hadn't completed an obscure set of ...

Ever enjoyed an ending so much only to have it fall apart when a sequel comes out? How about hating how a great game ended, but breathing a sigh of relief by seeing that the canon ending is different?