Metro: Last Light Drops Multiplayer

[SquidVicious]

I'm happy this game didn't go the path Condemned took in 2008. The game suffered because of the needless multiplayer element and I think it may have been part of the reason why we haven't heard so much as a whisper about Condemned 3 since 2009. I think Metro 2033 is a game that surpasses its faults by excelling in everything else, kind of like how I can't hate Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth even if the game is so broken I can't beat it. This may be one of the few games I actually pre-order.

 

[kunymonster]

Think I'm gonna buy Metro Last Light just for having the balls to not include multiplayer

 

[Ed130 The Vanguard]

Think I'm gonna buy Metro Last Light just for having the balls to not include multiplayer

I would say "same here" but I was going to buy it anyway, the atmosphere of the last game was incredible.

 

[Dandark]

Glad to hear this, it really gives me more confidence and hope that the game hasn't been streamlined to have more "mainstream appeal".

I liked the first game for singleplayer, adding on a multiplayer mode would just push me away, even co-op would be meh at best.

 

[DugMachine]

And nothing of value was lost.

Good on em for making this call. Will work out in the end for the better I'm sure.

 

[Andy Chalk]

Just going to throw my two cents in with everyone else - this is good news. Multiplayer Metro could work, but it's wildly unnecessary, and anything that could potentially distract from the development of the single-player experience is very much unwanted. Hearing that 4A recognizes this fact is refreshing and relieving.

I have Metro 2033 for the PC. Is it better than the Xbox Version? It looks fun, but the Xbox and its crappy graphics/controls pushed me away from it when I rented it. Bought it during the past Summer Sale for 6 bucks.

I haven't played the 360 version but there seems to be a very distinct divide between 360 and PC players. 360 gamers often claim it's clunky and way too difficult, and generally don't seem to care for it, while PC players tend to love it and find it much more manageable. It could be a reflection of broader overall differences in the two demographics, but I think it's more likely that the PC version is just "better."

Is it strange that these sequel articles, more often than not, make me want to buy the original game? I feel like I'm getting left behind in the gaming world.

You should. Metro 2033 is brilliant. And the great thing about picking up preceding games is that you'll almost always get cheap.

 

[kunymonster]

I would say "same here" but I was going to buy it anyway, the atmosphere of the last game was incredible.[/quote]

I actually did too on a steam sale but my computer kinda sucks so it couldn't handle it even on the lowest settings. I was so disapointed since I love post-apocalypse games like Fallout and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.