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Driver issue??
The problem is only with Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last light Redux..
With the original Metro Last light I do have Vsync.. In fact, the game looks better for me than the Redux.
In the original M:LL the image fits perfectly the screen resolution.. In the Redux, the image doesn't fit the screen resolution, giving me an ugly visual effect (I don't know how do You call it in english, staircase effect? Handsaw effect?) And the image resolution can not be changed what ever I do.
I guess all this can be the reason why the Linux version of both Metro Redux are not released on Gog