This is my ongoing exploration of the Metro games, played in release order. I will chronicle my playthrough of each title in turn and discuss any recurring themes and noteworthy events.
This time I begin Metro: Last Light Redux.
Fresh off of my victory over the Dark Ones in Metro 2033 Redux, I move on to the 2014 remake of Metro: Last Light. Since the previous game was released the same year, I don’t hold out hope for my issues with that one being resolved for this one. That’s not to say I had a lot of problems with it, but if I come across any children they’ll sound like one adult doing a bad kid impression.
My ending for Metro 2033 Redux saw the missiles launch and end the scourge of the Dark Ones. I fully expect this one will begin with my triumphant return to Exhibition, so join me as I begin Metro: Last Light Redux…
Artyom spoke of his final memories of life before the bombs - and how it might be his fault that mutants got into the metro in the first place. It faded to Artyom sat at a campfire with some other men, and Dark Ones approaching. Everyone was startled by rattling cans, and prepared for a fight - the Dark Ones appeared and began changing the others into mutants, so I gunned them down. Unfortunately, as they died they changed back into humans, the last one with my knife in his head. As I laid him down to the ground, a Dark One approached me and put its hand on my head, waking me up.
Khan was there, shaking me to wake me up. He told me that he had been past the botanical gardens and seen a Dark One still alive, despite the missile strike. He said I should talk to Miller and get him to let me go and speak to it. Then Ulman had a go at Khan, telling him to get out because he shouldn’t even know where this base was.
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