The Metro book series is a source of national pride. It is not surprising that the games based on the original story of Dmitry Glukhovsky's novels instantly gained popularity in the expanses of Russia. These games had everything that is so close to the Russian spirit: a sense of community, loss, and survival. The post-apocalyptic Moscow subway, open spaces, and the characters' own mentality. Metro games have always been understandable to the Russian player. But the story demanded completion.

"Metro: Exodus" continues the plot of the second part. A happy ending is taken as the basis of the game. The main character, along with the surviving rangers of the Order of Sparta, goes on the train "Aurora" far to the east to find a new place to live. From this point on, the game turns into a road-movie. The player has to travel through vast locations, explore them and fight new kinds of monsters and people. The game has noticeably increased in scale. In "Metro: Exodus" there are a lot of beautiful outdoor locations, which makes the game similar to the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series.

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