To celebrate its 10th anniversary, 4A Games is letting anyone snag its seminal sequel, Metro: Last Light, for free on Steam between May 18-25. Once you add the game to your Steam library, it's yours to keep.
Metro: Last Light directly follows the game series' debut, Metro 2033, continuing the story of Artyom and his fight for survival in the harrowing tunnels beneath a post-apocalyptic Russian metropolis. The sequel honed the mechanics of the first, retaining the tough-as-nails first-person action while improving it with polished gunplay and less-obscure mechanics. It's a game that looked fantastic when it launched and will still turn heads today.
Immerse yourself in the year 2034 — you are the last light in the darkest hour. To celebrate Metro: Last Light's 10th Anniversary, the original Complete Edition of the 2013 game will be available for free on <a href=«https://twitter.com/Steam?ref_src=» https:>@Steam
from 18-25 May. Set your nixie watches ⏰ and stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/O4tkkHnbRL
If you've never had the chance to enjoy Metro: Last Light or have just let it slip into your backlog for over a decade, you can make up for that by playing one of the best shooters of the last generation for free on Steam.
Metro: Exodus, which launched in 2019, is the most recent entry in the series, with developer 4A Games reportedly working on a sequel. The author of the book series that the games adapt (who is also currently a wanted man in Russia for speaking out against the war in Ukraine) confirmed in 2019 that a sequel to Exodus was in development. A report earlier this year suggested that this fourth game entry is progressing well and could potentially be revealed this year.
Back in 2013, we awarded a 9/10 to 4A Games'
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