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RE: Metro last light. - Govedo13 - 02-01-2014
I liked 2033 a bit more but last night is also worth to play. The thing if this games is the difficulty level - it is hard to impossible to do some parts on high or ranger difficulty but if you go on normal then you does not need to use any gun but knife except for the librarians of course. Also the Saiga and AK when uppedre better then the end game experimental gun.
RE: Metro last light. - Luke. - 02-01-2014
I played through both on easy because I loved the story and wanted to see it progress. They're both stunning, well-told and extremely detailed. The gameplay is pretty flawless too. Definitely worth the buy. Managed to run both on very-high settings. 2033 is more jumpy than Lastlight though, just a warning.
Probably the best games i've played for many months.
RE: Metro last light. - Birdtalon - 02-01-2014
Was considering metro last light earlier. If it was a little cheaper it would be a definite buy though having played a bit of Metro 2033
RE: Metro last light. - Ursus - 06-01-2014
50% sale on Steam, today only
RE: Metro last light. - Vicho Deivis - 06-01-2014
Forget the game and read the books U_U
Said that: the game is nice, but it could be a lot better if were open world.
RE: Metro last light. - Ursus - 06-06-2014
I bought it during the Steam sale and played through it. Pretty much on par with the first one, although a little different. Overall I would say that its less desperate, like you have more access to better gear sooner and you lose the feeling that comes from being forced to use steampunk weaponry, less running around in the open, fewer traps, etc. Otherwise a pretty straight sequel, with the same basic FPS gameplay.
Runs on my old Core2 Duo PC np