Metro: Last Light Redux

 
Metro: Last Light Redux drops you into a ruined Moscow where every bullet counts and every breath matters. The tone is bleak yet gripping: claustrophobic tunnels, lethal daylight, and choices that follow you like a shadow. Want tension with teeth? This one still bites.
How it plays
You step into Artyom’s boots, balancing stealth, scavenging, and sharp gunplay. The redux package streamlines visuals and folds in DLC while preserving the careful pacing that made the original sing. Above ground, cracked visors and dwindling filters create natural timers. Underground, light and sound are the real enemies.
Guns feel hand‑built and temperamental in the best way. Pneumatic rifles need pumping. Homemade shotguns kick like mules. Silenced tools reward patience and planning. You can ghost entire hubs, or you can turn arenas into scrapyards. Ranger options trim the HUD and crank the mood, letting ambience do the talking.
Why it stands out

Combat with consequence: Ammunition doubles as currency, so trigger discipline pays off.
Stealth that respects you: Kill the lights, track patrols, and slip past human squads unseen.
Surface horror: Filters tick down while storms, mutants, and open sightlines pile on pressure.
Atmosphere first: The 4A Engine sells damp concrete, brittle glass, and that awful quiet before a scream.
Story threads: Political fractures, moral beats, and a human focus keep the campaign grounded.

Key facts

Fecha de publicación: August 26, 2014 (Windows and consoles; later on other platforms)
Promotor: 4A Games
Género: Action, FPS, Survival, Stealth
Entorno: Post‑apocalyptic Moscow—metro tunnels and ruined surface sectors
Características: Ranger options, refined gunplay, stealth routes, scavenging economy, all DLC included
Características especiales: Ammunition as currency, gas‑mask and filter management, reactive AI, multiple approach paths