In Post-Apocalyptic Russia, borscht eats YOU! Metro Last Light is the sequel to the 2010 game Metro 2033 which is all based on a novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky. Originally called Metro 2034, its name was changed after publisher Deep Silver acquired the game from THQ which had gone bankrupt since the previous game, which lead to a very questionable business move for the release of this game that I will talk about later in the review. I have not played the first game in this series and I’m not sure why. If you know me, I have a huge fascination with Russia and Eastern Europe and since this game was made by Ukrainians and Russians with the same setting, I should have checked out the Metro series sooner. Metro Last Light is pretty much what I expected Fallout 3 to be. I am not a big fan of Fallout 3 at all which is blasphemous to some people, but when I played Fallout 3, I was expecting a post-apocalyptic shooter which is not what it is at all. Nothing wrong with that, it’s just not for me. Metro, on the other hand, is the post-nuclear war shooter that I had been wanting. This game has been called like a cross between Silent Hill and Fallout but I found it to be more like a cross of FEAR 2 and Fallout. It mixes FPS action with survival horror and does it quiet well.
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How to use:
2. Unpack the archive.
3. Run the application.
4. Select the platform on which you want to generate a key.
5. Click Generate.
6. Copy the Key.
7. Paste the Key in the activation screen.
6. Activate the Game with the Key.
8: Play Metro: Last Light and have fun.
