Release Date:
PC, XB1, PS4 - August 26, 2014
Switch - February 28th, 2019
Genre: First Person ShooterPrice: $49.99 USD
Player(s): 1
Format: Digital/Physical
Developer: 4A Games
Publisher: Koch Media
Size: ~6.3 GB GB
What is Metro Redux?
Metro Redux is a collection of the first two games in the Metro series with additional visual enhancements and gameplay tweaks.
How long are the games?
Each game is about 10 to 12 hours.
What is on the cart for the physical Switch release?
Everything, there is no mandatory download to access the content in this set.
What content is included from the original release?
You get the base games along with the post-launch DLC that the original releases got.
Is there Gyro-aiming for the Switch port?
Yes.
How does the game run on Console??
Switch (Handheld) - Reconstructed 720p@30fps
Switch (Docked) - Reconstructed dynamic 720p@30fps
PlayStation 4 - 1080p@60fps
Xbox One - 912p@60fps
Full Digital Foundry analysis of the Switch port:
Is the game enhanced on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X?
No, the game does not feature any specific enhancements for those platforms
Metacritic
Xbox One | PC | PS4 | Switch
Opencritic
Nintendo Enthusiast 8/10
Metro Redux is one of my favorite shooters on the market. The survival horror aspect, while not quite taken far enough for my liking, still provides a fantastic setting to explore. While there is almost nothing revolutionary about these games, what's present is of a high caliber. If you're a fan of shooters, I'd certainly recommend adding this to your library.
cubed3 9/10
Between 2033 and Last Light, Metro Redux is a must buy for fans of the genre, fans of the medium, and fans of good stories. Metro's script is at times bone chilling, using atmosphere masterfully and showcasing a post-apocalyptic world with a true sense of community. Metro 2033 is the stronger of the two, making better use of both the setting and resource management, but Last Light nonetheless stands out as an incredibly well designed FPS, never lacking in the spirit that made its predecessor so compelling. Played back to back, Metro Redux tells a compelling, chilling story that'll stick with you long after the credits roll.
God is a Geek 8.5/10
The Metro games brought me just as much tense enjoyment now, as they did on release. Sneaking past armed guards while tucked up in bed on a quiet night, is absolutely the best way to play these games. If you can get past the lighting issues, you'll find a lot of fresh mechanics to love in the tunnels of Moscow.
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