Metro Last Light starts the player off with a bit more resources than 2033, making the game a bit less survival-focused in return for a more sweeping view of the series' fascinating setting. Classic Survival mode and gunplay-centric Spartan mode combined with a wide spread of difficulty settings allow players to get through each challenge at their own pace. Survival mechanics are ever-present and challenging, gunplay is gritty and intense, and the game holds up remarkably well overall. The voice acting and world-building of these games still put modern titles to shame, and the linear, well-paced story drives the player ever onward through every tragic, creepy, tense, and frightening turn. The anomaly-riddled, bandit infested, war-torn tunnels of Moscow's crumbling underground come alive as the player scrapes their way through the darkness. Metro 2033 delivers an intense, dark, mysterious, and terrifying trip into a truly engrossing post-apocalyptic supernatural setting. The one aspect that Metro 2033 nailed was atmosphere, and Metro Last Light was just as good. RELATED: Metro Exodus Sam's Story Expansion Gets Release Date, New Details There are a few concerns to consider with any such port: Is the Switch capable of running these FPS games smoothly enough? After so many years, do these titles hold up next to modern games? Is there any reason for people who played Metro Redux before to pick it up again on the Switch? Is there any reason to get it on the Switch over any other console? After six years of time to build up nostalgia and one year after the release of Metro Exodus, Metro Redux is now available on the Nintendo Switch in what many see as an extremely ambitious port. The Metro Redux bundle was released in 2014, offering remastered versions of both games with all the DLC attached.
Metro Last Light was a graphical and mechanical leap over 2033, continuing the story in a way that lived up to the original's status. Metro 2033, originally released in 2010 for the Xbox 360 and Windows, is an all-time classic title.
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