First-Person Shooter, Survival Horror
4A Games' narrative post-apocalyptic FPS, returning the series to the tunnels and ruins of Moscow in 2039 with a new protagonist known as the Stranger.
4A Games' narrative post-apocalyptic FPS, returning the series to the tunnels and ruins of Moscow in 2039 with a new protagonist known as the Stranger.
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Metro 2039 finally has a date: February 4, 2027. 4A Games accompanied the announcement with something considerably more useful than another cinematic. Several minutes of PS5 Pro gameplay show The Stranger leaving the tunnels, crossing irradiated Moscow and demonstrating why Metro combat works best when every bullet still feels expensive.
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Metro 2039 now has a date, but February 4 is not the most interesting part of its latest reveal. 4A Games has finally shown an extended slice of console gameplay, and The Stranger approaches the series' familiar radiation, improvised weapons and ruined spaces with considerably less hesitation than its old protagonists.
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A pneumatic rifle looks good in a trailer. A cutting torch tells us more about how a level may actually work. Metro 2039's new Gamescom footage spends enough time on both to make its intentions clearer: 4A Games still wants combat to feel physical, but some of the more useful additions are tools that let the player interfere with the environment.
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