Метро 2033

Метро 2033 sends the player into the Moscow metro after a disaster. Artyom is looking for a way to save his home station. Artyom goes to the surface to save the station. The plot is chapter-by-chapter and based on a novel. History speaks of survival and the cost of salvation. The tunnels are shared by survivors, and on the surface the air is poisoned. Filters for gas masks have to be saved. Metro stations live by their own rules and trade with each other. The air above is poisoned, and filters quickly run out, so forays are planned in advance. The players' opinions differed. Merchants give tasks, and stations fight for resources. Traders take ammunition and pay for their work in equipment. On the surface there are abandoned stations and military patrols. Cartridges serve as both currency and ammunition. Mutants hunt in the dark, and merchants give tasks. Cartridges serve as currency for traders, and metro stations fight and trade with each other. Filters are purchased from traders for cartridges. On the surface there are abandoned stations and military patrols. The plot is based on a novel and proceeds in chapters. Feedback from players has been high. Mutants hunt in the dark and attack in packs. Some scenes are played out in the company of other survivors. Scores for atmosphere remain high years later. The metro is divided into warring stations, and each has its own rules. The atmosphere of the subway remains the main strength of the game, and the light and sound do their job. Anyone who likes dark fantasy will love this subway. Feedback from players remains high. Transitions between stations are dangerous, and mutants hunt in packs.