Metro: Last Light Review | Digital Chumps
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Digital Chumps: "A solid, true sequel to Metro 2033, Metro: Last Light has some flaws, but they're over-matched by the positives that make Last Light an excellent FPS experience."
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| Metro 2033 Novel included with Steam version of Metro: Last Light for Free
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Excerpt: "It isnt explained to you, but if you navigate to where Steam is installed:
/Steam/steamapps/common/Metro Last Light/novel/
Youll see the file: Metro 2033 English text.pdf"
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| Metro: Last Light | Good Game Review
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Even though the characters all blend together towards the end, Last Light felt like sitting down and having a drink with an old comrade and the action really ramps up about 7 hours in.
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| PCAdvisor- Metro: Last Light Review
Added: 15.05.2013 15:20 | 0 views | 0 comments
PCA:Following in the footsteps of 2010's Metro 2033, Metro: Last Light improves upon the gameplay of its predecessor without destroying what made the series great in the first place: the setting. Last Light takes you back to the post-apocalyptic Russian wasteland, employing an excellent soundtrack and bleak, desolate imagery to deliver a first-person shooter with surprising pathos and one of the most genuine game narratives in recent memory.
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| Metro: Last Light - Trainer (ORIG VER) (PC)
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| Review: Metro: Last Light | Metro Gaming
Added: 15.05.2013 13:21 | 0 views | 0 comments
What was once a fresh and exciting new experiment from THQ is now a blockbuster first-person shooter (FPS) from Deep Silver. Times may have changed the situation in which Metro: Last Light arrives, but one thing remains the same: this is a videogame that has made its way to retail shelves through perseverance and the commendable attempt to create a compelling videogame experience, as opposed to simply copying the existing model. Metro: Last Light is light years ahead of the average modern FPS, pulling far closer towards BioShock than the continuous stream of military pseudo-simulations.
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| Metro Last Light Review (Mojo-Interactive)
Added: 15.05.2013 11:18 | 8 views | 0 comments
Metro Last Light continues from the atmospheric and immersive Metro 2033 and nothing has been lost in this brilliant sequel, much has been improved in fact.
The first thing you will notice is how great the game looks, so much detail has been put in to make Last Light feel realistic, from the pictures on the walls of people rooms to the visual decay, grafitti and the lighting. It really has that lived in feel.
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