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Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Sat Dec 31, 2011 12:26 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Satis — Wed Dec 28, 2011 10:19 am
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Also, all characters are well-made and very...real. Even the narrator's voice on the loading screens is great, very bleak and a little fearful. The world of Metro just WORKS and it has to be said that the graphical design team did a stellar job translating it into a video game. As mentioned before, the military-grade-bullets-as-currency adds an interesting twist to something as simple as ammo management, and the gas masks, night vision goggles, flashlight charger, wristwatch timers and all that jazz are very well integrated into the rest of the game. I also love that when examining bodies of people you actually have to 'pad' them down for stuff in their seperate pockets. Nice little detail.
One thing that stood out for me as well was the difference between the monsters and the human enemies. WHile they are COMPLETELY different opponents, they are both lethal in their own way. Humans tend to be relatively squishy but you often fight them in groups and they make up for their weakness by having strong ranged weapons and being smarter than most. The beasts are generally either very strong single enemies or swarm-like groups, and both are really scary.
As for the ending:
Can't wait for Metro: Last Light in any case.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Wed Dec 28, 2011 5:08 am
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I love going to the surface though. Fighting that nazi patrol up there was pretty epic shit...so much pressure, danger, and then the gas masks and the environment. Hot damn.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:05 am
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The graphics are great too. The game does really well playing with light. Some pics I took.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:09 am
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