Metro Redux - Nintendo Switch

At the time of writing this short review, I just finished Metro 2033 - somewhere right at around 10 hours of playtime. I had played some of this game not long after the original version had released but recall getting stuck early on and giving up on it. Flash forward to 2020 and the improvements and additional gameplay options provided in the Redux package have breathed new life into these games for me. The ability to play in “Spartan” mode is what made vs broke this game experience for me. I’m not generally into meticulous, painful survival horror games - so being able to play through this first title with more ammo (more akin to a traditional shooter) was a must. The Metro games are heavy in atmosphere, immersive, depressing-yet-hopeful, and always tinged with a feeling of dread. While mostly linear per each progressing chapter, I found there were always secret areas in each small sandbox area to find if I searched hard enough. This always leads to an extra sense of reward for going off the beaten path. The gunplay and other actions all carry a unique weightiness to them. I grew to really appreciate the motions of wiping water or blood off of my visor, recharging flashlight batteries, reloading and firing my weapons, and crafting them to fit my play style. The flow of the game and breaking of chapters is done mostly well in my opinion. Enough to keep the pacing feeling quick while providing some momentary respite in some non-threatening NPC centers. I was consistently engaged and interested in the story, liked the lead protagonist and several comrades throughout, and easily immersed in this dark world. Very well done. While I can’t speak to Last Light yet (hope to start it soon), I can easily say that 2033’s port to the Switch was/is fantastic. The quality of graphics and FPS of the game was consistent and extremely impressive for being scaled down to fit and run on the Switch’s hardware. I had no graphical issues or frame drops throughout my 10ish hours of playtime. The work that the dev team put into this port is astonishing and I’m so glad they did it themselves. Easily one of the most impressive ports I’ve seen on the system so far (among Divinity Original Sin 2 and The Witcher 3). All in all, you are getting two excellent, atmospheric, immersive, gritty, pulse pounding first person shooters in this package. On top of that, it says the 10 hour DLC to Last Light is always included. That’s an amazing deal! Additionally, you have the options to play Survival or Spartan, depending on your preference, because it is the Redux versions. AND it’s ALL on the cart. No extra downloads required. That’s a HUGE plus in my book. Lastly, the game is already discounted on Amazon - and at around $40 this is an absolute steal. Couldn’t recommend enough.

Want bang for your buck? Seeking a truly gripping and gritty post-apocalyptic experience on your Switch, then stop scrolling and add Redux to your collection. Based on the celebrated novels by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky, this package (often the Redux version) delivers two full, phenomenal games plus all substantial [approx 19gb] worth of DLC,L plunging you deep into the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Moscow. The immersion here is absolute, drawing you into its realistically dark and unforgiving world. You'll navigate claustrophobic, often dimly-lit metro tunnels where every shadow can hide danger, and brave the toxic, irradiated surface. The quality graphics truly shine in bringing this chilling atmosphere and the fight for survival to vivid life. It's not just about looks; this excellent gameplay has approx 17hrs in gameplay yet earning 100% is about 65hrs. Intense, dark and visceral. Combat against terrifying mutants and desperate human factions, demanding both skill and strategy that feels authentically challenging with great quality. For FPshooters or survival horror this game is inspired and be game into this combined two different games with dark narratives embracing survival realism. This collection is an incredible value and a definitive gaming experience though it's one player only. Good recommended to any collection !

I was wary to buy this considering the limitations of the Switch, but thankfully, my concerns were wrong. These two games are amazing. It's set in post apocalyptic Russia. Little bands of humans taking shelter in the underground trying to meek out a life. Monsters are everywhere. Different factions of humans fighting over power... There is also another aspect of enemy that I don't want to spoil. You'll see when you play it. The story is absolutely fantastic. The voice acting is on point and the world is very lived in. You'll believe these places actually exist. While it is a FPS, it gives you two options on how to experience the game play. One is more survival horror oriented, which limits resources, while the other is more action oriented. It's not open world, but for a linear style game, it's incredible how well they made each environment different. Play the 2033 game first, then the Last Light game after. They're such good games they made me buy and read the books they're based off of. If you're looking for a solid FPS to get invested in, Metro Redux is totally worth it

Great game, amazing world design, and story. The world reminds me of a more linear Fallout, if that makes sense. Controls are all very intuitive, and it’s runs great on the switch, I played both titles on my OLED, and never had any freezing, or framerate drops, overall in my opinion, if you’re into post apocalyptic games, it’s a great game.

プレイした感想はこれと言って不自由なく、自由にプレイ出来る事が魅力であり場合によってはプレイヤー自身で武器の改造するなりやり易い様にするといい。

Excelente jogo para quem gosta de FPS

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Hands down ...this is the best game I would recommend to a first time nintendo switch user and the game play ,graphics and storyline are mesmerising you would not be able to find more games like this. Perfects fps game and it also comes with the physical card ...So I would recommend to go with games having physical cards because purchasing games from shop is a hassle