I recently got Metro Exodus on the steam spring sale, so I'm going through and replaying the first two games before launching into Exodus. 2033 holds up very strong I'd say. The graphics still look as good as I remember, the weapons still feel as good as I remember, and I still have just as much fun romping around through the metro tunnels. There are a few sections where it's easy to get lost, but you have a compass and a lighter to guide you. The story isn't anything to write home about, but I don't think it really needs to be. Overall I still had fun with this game even though none of the plot twists were surprising anymore. The only section that I really needed outside help on was the library and that's because I didn't listen to one of the NCPS who specifically tells you to listen to what he has to say.

I recently got Metro Exodus on the steam spring sale, so I'm going through and replaying the first two games before launching into Exodus. 2033 holds up very strong I'd say. The graphics still look as good as I remember, the weapons still feel as good as I remember, and I still have just as much fun romping around through the metro tunnels. There are a few sections where it's easy to get lost, but you have a compass and a lighter to guide you. The story isn't anything to write home about, but I don't think it really needs to be. Overall I still had fun with this game even though none of the plot twists were surprising anymore. The only section that I really needed outside help on was the library and that's because I didn't listen to one of the NCPS who specifically tells you to listen to what he has to say.