Oh yeah, Metro: Exodus came out this year. While we thought it was nothing more than a decent experience upon its February release, you can look forward to even more content coming this summer and in early 2020 if you enjoyed the base game. The game’s expansion pass has finally been detailed, which has been available for purchase ever since the title’s original launch. It has been a bit of a frustrating wait for early adopters, hasn't it?
Regardless, two significant content drops make up its offering, with the first arriving later this year in the summer. Titled The Two Colonels, the first piece will take place underground in the dead city of Novosibirsk as main character Colonel Khlebnikov tries to make it home in time for New Year's Eve.
Although, not all is well beneath the surface. "The slime is further consuming the tunnels, mutant attacks appear to be on the rise and the precious ‘green stuff’ that protects the people from radiation poisoning is running low. In order to secure the survival of any of the people, those in charge may need to take drastic measures…"
Next up is Sam's Story, which will be released at some point in early 2020. As the title suggests, you'll play as the US marine in a brand new sandbox environment based on Vladivostok. Players will attempt to find a way back to America, but of course, there'll be a number of threats along the way trying to put a stop to that.
Is this enough to bring you back to Metro: Exodus? Survive the cold in the comments below.
[source metrothegame.com]
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Those tunnels have more slime than a Nickelodeon special from the 90s.
Im still definitely going to play this. But probably when I can buy it for a tenner. I bought the Redux version of the previous ones for a few euro and had a blast with it. Great atmosphere and very intense combat. Reminded me of the first halflife because you had to switch between all weapons in your inventory as you quickly ran out of ammo, while at the same time dodging enemy attacks. And of course also because of the apocalyptic setting and crazy creatures
"we thought it was nothing more than a decent experience"
Seeing how it ended up with an 82% Metacritic - that opinion is in the minority.
Best Story driven FPS I have played in ages - glad they releasing more content for it.
This is a great idea. They can spend ages making character back stories I would love to play.
I kind of abandoned the game quite a ways back. It was ok but even after the controller fix update it was still pretty janky and it became a bit boring imo. I left off somewhere in the desert section. I hate desert sections lol
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