In all, I’ve probably spent around eight hours playing Metro Exodus (now officially gold) during a recent press event. There, I’ve played three entirely different levels, the winter, snow-covered Volga, the scorching desert landscape of the Caspian and the almost Far Cry-esque forest of the Taiga. Each new environment required new strategies to survive and progress. Related Story Metro 2039 Returns the Franchise to Moscow’s Tunnels This Winter with a New ProtagonistMoment to moment, Metro Exodus is a delightfully tense if high stressed affair. Your steps have to be considered, the worth of every engagement weighed up as you are … Continue reading Metro Exodus Final Hands-on Impressions – Delightfully Tense and Beautiful