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Game Over Online: "Last Light is a punishing, hardcore experience that isnt quite like anything else on the shelves right now, and if you go into it looking for exactly that, it delivers in spades. If you pick it up looking for a quick weekends shoot-em-up fun (or a lap dance), it will crush your spirit and laugh at your pain. Youve been warned."

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SegmentNext - "Where to find all Artyom's Hidden Diary Pages to unlock First Draft and Published achievement or trophy'.

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Giant Bomb: "4A Games makes impressive strides in improving Metro's core gameplay without losing the pieces that made the original so special."

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Instead of buying a new copy of 4A Games' new FPS, Metro: Last Light, gamers who actually value their money and maintaining some integrity for the hobby of interactive entertainment, have decided to pledge their allegiance to used copies, discounted copies and pirated copies over the game's DLC controversy.

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Return to the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow in the sequel to 2010’s cult hit, Metro 2033.

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Metro Last Light benchmarked using 15 GPU's at 1080p resolution with and without AA. Adv. Physics is off

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The gunplay is very good, the stealth option is now completely viable, and the atmosphere is among the best in gaming today. The story could have used a bit more depth, but it was by no means poor in any way.

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Return to the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow in the sequel to 2010’s cult hit, Metro 2033.

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GamesBeat's Giancarlo Valdes: Technical issues might have marred my experience, but Glukhovsky and 4A Games built such a captivating world, and I didnt want to leave.

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Mike Suskie writes: "With every journey to the surface, the Moscow skyline is presented as something awe-inspiring yet imposing, and yet it is only ever seen through the cracked visor of a gas mask a visor that you must frequently, manually wipe clean of dirt and blood. Should you get too absorbed, the clock on your filter quite literally reminds you that your time spent up here is limited that for as dank and gloomy as Moscow's subway system is, that's where humanity belongs now."