The surface remains an uninhabitable, scarred monstrosity; a testament to the scary power at man’s fingertips. The air is a toxic cocktail of radiation and despair, as the terrain is tread only by the brave and bold, as well as the creatures left above to be warped by the harsh vicissitudes of nuclear fallout. Sadly, Moscow’s body died long ago, and in Metro: Last Light, the spirit has begun to rot also. Read More »
Metro: Last Light isn’t like any other shooter on the market right now, lacking the explosions of Battlefield 3 and the brain-numbing twists found in BioShock Infinite. Where Metro sets itself apart from what we’ve come to expect from the genre is its pure, unadulterated atmosphere. Read More »
I’ve seen enough statuses in my Facebook feed to know that the human race is almost certainly doomed. Whether that be on the 21st of December, 2012 or sometime in the not-so-distant-future, we will meet our demise as a species. So I’ve nailed down five gaming apocalypses that might actually happen to make this a little easier for you. Read More »
Video games have tackled the post-apocalyptic scenario many times over its short history but none have attempted to make that experience an immersive and somewhat realistic simulation of doomsday events. That is one of the goals for developer 4A games in their upcoming title Metro: Last Light. And from what we’ve seen of the game so far they’re doing a pretty damn good job at it. Read More »
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