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You've had a week with Metro: Last Lightnow and perhaps finished it, so what next? You hardly need me to tell you it's getting DLC, but now it's all properly official and everything. Publisher Deep Silver today announced four add-ons are coming over the summer, including new single-player stories. They'll be covered by a $15 season pass.
Former THQ president Jason Rubin wrote a letter describing harsh working conditions for Ukraine-based studio 4A, makers of Metro: Last Light.
After a few rough years, first-person games have become a lot better at supporting different field of view settings in their PC editions, though some still use the same settings as their console counterparts. Metro: Last Light was one such offender but fear not, a new patch will expose config settings so you can poke about if you want. It may make things a bit wonky, though.
Metro: Last Light is full of chilling atmosphere and hair-curling intensity, but plagued with niggling head-scratching moments and glitches that keeps it from being brilliant.
Koch Media global brand manager Huw Beynon admitted that "offering game content as a pre-order exclusive is a requirement by retail," while defending Metro's day one DLC.
It's bad enough the world as you know it has been nuked into near oblivion and you are forced to live in the Moscow subway system. But now, a new Metro: Last Light trailer pins the hope of the world on you to be its savior. Hey, no pressure.
PC versions of Metro: Last Light get one more special bonus: a free copy of Metro 2033: the novel.
Deep Silver seems to think a survival guide will help you get through the post-apocalyptic Moscow subway underground of its upcoming Metro: Last Light. We'll go with that, and introduce you to part three of the series focusing on jury-rigged weapons and gas mask filters.
If you can't wait to get your hands on Metro: Last Light for the PC when it is finally released on May 14, then you should probably check you rig...
If you are buried in a subway system after a nuclear holocaust, it's good to have a plan. A new trailer for Metro: Last Light offers the second in a series of survival guides for getting out of the Moscow subway alive.
