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A big day for news today folks. Metro 2033 will get a Linux version in an upgraded form and Metro Last Light is also getting a big update.

Our Samsai actually took a look at Metro Last Light and the video is included below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMa2L_qyIbk

What's the kicker? You have to re-buy the new versions it seems. The newer titles will be called Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux.

I am all for graphical updates and small new features, but having to buy Metro Last Light again will be a pain, the best news of this is that Metro 2033 Redux will be on Linux which is really great for us to then have the entire series so far.

If you already own them on Steam you get 50% off if you pre-order.
Update: They are on Steam, here's Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux.

QuoteDedicated Linux and SteamOS versions will also release later this year.

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How do you guys feel about this? Imagine how many people will be annoyed that only purchased them recently to have to re-buy them for the updates.

Press release included below:
Quote4A Games and Deep Silver are bringing the iconic Metro series to the next generation. METRO REDUX features fully re-mastered and improved versions of both METRO 2033 and METRO: LAST LIGHT, creating the most compelling Metro experience ever.

With re-worked next-gen visuals, smooth 60FPS gameplay on console, as well as new and improved content and features, METRO REDUX is much more than a simple HD upgrade.

For the REDUX edition, Metro 2033 has been completely overhauled:

The original game has been rebuilt in the latest and greatest iteration of the 4A Engine, bringing all the graphical and gameplay improvements from Last Light to Metro 2033 Redux
Enjoy completely re-mastered visuals: advanced lighting, dynamic weather, more detailed characters with improved animation, more dynamic destruction and improved smoke, fire and particle effects
Experience radically improved gameplay: advanced enemy AI, improved combat and stealth mechanics, superior weapon handling and more responsive, intuitive controls plus signature features from Last Light such as the atmospheric ‘mask wipe’ mechanic, weapon customization, and silent kills and takedowns
Metro: Last Light Redux has also received a graphical facelift and gameplay improvements that carry across both titles, including new melee animations, and the fan-requested ‘Check Watch’ and ‘Check Inventory’ features. It also includes all previously released Season Pass add-on content – a further 10 hours of single-player gameplay.

With METRO REDUX, players now have the choice to experience both Metro games the way they want with the introduction of two unique ‘Play Styles.’

Those who favoured the more survival horror oriented gameplay of Metro 2033 can play both campaigns in the ‘Survival’ Play Style, a fraught slow-burn fight for survival with limited resources, deadlier enemy AI, and slower reload speeds. Those who enjoyed the more action oriented gameplay of Metro: Last Light can try the ‘Spartan’ Play Style, providing Artyom with a powerful set of combat skills and more plentiful resources.

In addition, the legendary Ranger Mode returns to both games, providing the most immersive and challenging experience as the HUD is stripped away and hardcore rules apply.

Upon release, Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux will each be available separately as a digital download for Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system and PC a suggested $24.99 / €19.99 / £15.99.

Alongside the digital release, a boxed compilation containing both games, titled METRO REDUX will be available at retail for a suggested $49.99 / €39.99 / £34.99.

Metro 2033 Redux, Metro: Last Light Redux and the compilation Metro Redux are scheduled for release this Summer for Xbox One, PlayStation, and Windows PC.

Dedicated Linux and SteamOS versions will also release later this year.

Metro Redux is based on the internationally bestselling novel METRO 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky.
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Smashley May 23, 2014
They are only $25 for both all up in a bundle for people who have the original games, so I purchased it straight away. Support the developers who do bring their games to linux :)
GoCorinthians May 23, 2014
Buying it again. Full Price. openSUSE/SteamOS FTW!
Zelox May 23, 2014
Metro LL really really need an upgrade. And I hope 2033 won't be lazy port as LL is. But I*m happy to hear the news :D.
Nezchan May 23, 2014
Quoting: rustybroomhandle
Quoting: philip550cIve heard about this problem from all the way back in the doom days but I still dont understand how fov helps with motion sickness?
This video explains it in some detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blZUao2jTGA

That's very good, probably the most complete explanation I've seen. I like how he mentiones Half-Life 2, since that's where I first noticed it. I used to play on a 17-inch CRT back in the day and loved it, but I found it physically impossible on a 25-inch LCD. In fact, I have the same problem with the Black Mesa mod, and generally have to research any FPS that interests me because there's a serious chance I'll end up bying something I cannot play.

In any case, Metro LL definitely has this issue as do a lot of recent games like Jazzpunk or Delver.
Anonymous May 23, 2014
Sorry but i can't translate this my message to English losslessly:
Не люблю делать предзаказы, но в этот раз рискну сделать исключение и куплю переизданное Метро 2033. Учитывая, что 4A перебираются из украинской неразберихи на Мальту, шанс дождаться переиздания не так уж и мал. Ну а с переизданием Last Light пока погожу.
In brief:
I will pre-order 2033 Redux and pray for final release to come. I already have both games (not redux) in Steam but i still did't play them (except unsuccessfully trying 2033 under Wine) so i'm not going to buy Last Light Redux at the moment.
Anonymous May 23, 2014
Quoting: AnonymousI will pre-order 2033 Redux
I changed my mind. I'll wait for final releases of both reduxes while reading reviews and watching letsplays
manny May 23, 2014
weird no mac version for 2033 redux, only linux/steamOS / windows :D
Metallinatus May 23, 2014
Quoting: mannyweird no mac version for 2033 redux, only linux/steamOS / windows :D

Because SteamOS is not based on Mac, that's why.
Anonymous May 23, 2014
Quoting: Metallinatus
Quoting: mannyweird no mac version for 2033 redux, only linux/steamOS / windows :D
Because SteamOS is not based on Mac, that's why.

I've noticed the CPU and RAM requirements for Windows & Linux are the same, but the required graphics cards are different. What can we infer from that in regards to it being a truely native port?
killx_den May 24, 2014
Quoting: Anonymous
Quoting: Metallinatus
Quoting: mannyweird no mac version for 2033 redux, only linux/steamOS / windows :D
Because SteamOS is not based on Mac, that's why.
I've noticed the CPU and RAM requirements for Windows & Linux are the same, but the required graphics cards are different. What can we infer from that in regards to it being a truely native port?

It should be native. The point of the graphics cards is that nvidia and amd won't support their older cards with better drivers on Linux. So older graphics cards will run better in Windows unfortunately. On the other hand they had to start somewhere right?

I preordered the bundle btw :>
I hope the games wont crash as much as the Metro LL Linux port :/
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