Posted July 14, 2013
I haven't had the opportunity to play STALKER or Last Light yet, but Metro was one of my favorite FPS. ODST would probably be the only other I hold over it, not really into the genre at all but the few I do get into I really love.
I was pulled into the story & atmosphere, been searching for the book since playing the game but have had no luck with the local book shops & I haven't liked the price on Amazon so far. The gameplay was good, the story meshed well & at first I missed that there was the morality system. That got me replaying the game, also liked that despite being so inclosed there were still small secrets to find if you looked. And that they worked achievements into rewarding you for playing a level a different way.
Also besides Bioshock Infinite I think this game is one of the few with an alright escort system. At one point you rescue a kid, I groaned because I thought I knew what was coming... but no, I didn't have to defend some weak crappy AI. Instead they strap the brat to your back & even play around with your aim to simulate his weight, I fell in love with the devs just for that.
I was pulled into the story & atmosphere, been searching for the book since playing the game but have had no luck with the local book shops & I haven't liked the price on Amazon so far. The gameplay was good, the story meshed well & at first I missed that there was the morality system. That got me replaying the game, also liked that despite being so inclosed there were still small secrets to find if you looked. And that they worked achievements into rewarding you for playing a level a different way.
Also besides Bioshock Infinite I think this game is one of the few with an alright escort system. At one point you rescue a kid, I groaned because I thought I knew what was coming... but no, I didn't have to defend some weak crappy AI. Instead they strap the brat to your back & even play around with your aim to simulate his weight, I fell in love with the devs just for that.