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POSTED
20/5/13
METRO: LAST LIGHT
Deep Silver
PS3 (also on Xbox 360, PC)
Last Light I dreamt that somebody loved me. No hope, no harm,
just another false alarm...
Last Light I felt real
arms around me. No hope, no harm, just another false alar- oh fuck,
no it isn’t! They’re icky spidercrabbyscorpionbuggly tentacles!
Where’s that motherfucking gun?!
Ahem. Sorry. But we really
hate spidercrabbyscorpionbugglies. They’re just one thing to deal
with in this sequel to Metro 2033,
based on the Dmitry Glukhovsky novel. But you likely knew that.
As returning post-apocalypse Muscovite protagonist Artyom you’ll
also face innumerable tunnels, (being Metro-set and all), rodents of
unusual size, flashbacks, mutants, shadowy figures, hallucinations,
cobwebs, airborne demonic thingies, swamps, politics, a teddy bear,
light globes, sleaze, Communists, a solitary remaining ‘Dark One’
and underground Nazis. We hate underground Nazis.
But you may
have known all that. You likely also know that it’s set in 2034,
which isn’t really that far away. We really should make the most of
every day then. Yeah, OK, you knew that too.
Metro: Last
Light is a comfortably linear, beefy weapon-infused, stealthy
first-person shooter, although it’s anything but mindless. Think
Dead Space when it could creep the fuck out of you, yet with a
deeper, more intense, more human vein running through it dealing
with past choices, fear, hope and several other emotional emotions.
Did you know that? You did?! Smartarse.
It’s
competent graphically, but some sound design is truly remarkable. If
having the shit scared out of you is, indeed, a feat of
remarkability. Playing alone in an otherwise silent flat creeped us
out significantly. But we’ll never admit to squealing. We won’t. Ha,
you didn’t know that! Oh...
Look, if you’re so
intelligentsiacal and know everything then nick off and challenge
Wikipedia to a duel. Everybody else, play Metro: Last Light.
It’s insanely хорошее.
The story is old, I know, but it goes
on...
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