Curious how Metro: Last Light is shaping up ... Needless to say, it's a must-watch for Metro and shooter fans. Just in case you don't have 12-minutes to watch the entire clip.

Last Light's story picks up where Metro 2033's ended. You once again play Artyom, now a newly minted member of the Order – a sort of subterranean Night's Watch, formed from ex-Spetsnaz soldiers.

While 2010's Metro 2033 was far from perfect, it remains an excellent example of the atmospheric solo experiences that shooters can achieve. Now, its sequel--Metro: Last Light--is only a couple ...

As dank, irradiated hellholes go, the Moscow Metro might be my favorite one to visit. Sure, it's part of a post-apocalyptic future where mutant predators run rampant and the remnants of humankind ...

Into the fray steps the recent-recently Metro: Last Light from Kiev-based developer ... are off the table and don't even think about 4K...Watch on YouTube Digital FoundryMetro 2033 was your ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The shadows of the past linger. They appear as silhouettes on crumbling walls each time lightning bolts slash across the sky. They haunt you as ...

obtuse scenarios about as often as it led to fresh, perfectly-paced levels. With Metro: Last Light, developer 4A Games has found a more successful (and more impressive) balance between what it ...

Some games seem bad because they are. With Metro: Last Light, it's more a question of expectations: what do you want from the Metro series? For me, it's a scary and dark post-nuclear Russian ...

Metro: Last Light, both based on the universe created by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky. The first game, Metro 2033, offered a fresh look at a dystopian future in which Russian survivors of a ...