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IGN;We've written about Metro several times, but now we've played it. Watch the game in action and listen to our commentary over three new segments of the game.

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CVG:We brave the surface lands and head underground for a hands-on

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EGM: "Instead of having 4A Games craft a game directly around that novel, Glukhovsky wrote a new story, original to the video games, that follows Artyom down a different path. And thus, we have Metro: Last Light, which we were able to finally go hands-on with recently."

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Machinima: "We heard little about Metro: Last Light since its acquisition by Deep Silver from ailing publisher THQ until the new owners revealed the May 14th release date. Now theres a date, theres also a game, and to prove it I got hands-on time to experience a good piece of what life would be like living in the Metro."

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Shack News: "There isn't really a dearth of highly scripted linear first-person shooters. Yet, 4A Games manages to create something truly engrossing with its follow-up to Metro 2033. Metro: Last Light doesn't captivate by innovating--instead, it shines through sheer polish, offering best-in-class visuals, satisfying battles, and an intricately detailed world to explore."

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Dealspwn writes: "The terror's still here. Whether you're down to your last bullet against monstrous hordes of mutants, breathlessly sprinting through choking radiation to find a gas mask filter or seized by delusional hallucinations, Metro: Last Light has lost none of the atmosphere that made the original sleeper hit so compelling. But this time, you won't have to fight against its rougher edges."

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OPM go hands-on with 4A's wonderfully atmospheric, apocalyptic shooter.

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GR;Over the past few years, plenty of first-person shooters have vied for control of the multiplayer arena. But the battle for online supremacy (which Call of Duty continues to win) has left a bit of a void when it comes to meaningful single-player shooters. While 2010's Metro 2033 was far from perfect, it remains an excellent example of the atmospheric solo experiences that shooters can achieve.

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Dealspwn writes: "The terror's still here. Whether you're down to your last bullet against monstrous hordes of mutants, breathlessly sprinting through choking radiation to find a gas mask filter or seized by delusional hallucinations, Metro: Last Light has lost none of the atmosphere that made the original sleeper hit so compelling. But this time, you won't have to fight against its rougher edges."