Today marks the release of Metro Awakening, the VR spin-off of the popular post-apocalyptic series. The first reviews of the game are positive.
In a few hours, Metro Awakening will be released on the market, which is a VR spin-off of the hit series of post-apocalyptic FPS games. Plot-wise, it is a prequel – its action takes place in 2028, five years before Artyom's adventure from Metro 2033.The game will be released simultaneously on PC, PlayStation 5, and Meta devices.
Many reviews appeared online, and it seems that the release will be a success. According to Metacritic, the PS5 version of Metro Awakening has an average rating of 78%. Below are selected scores:
Most reviewers praise the execution, atmosphere, and interestingly designed missions. The main criticism is the ending of the campaign, which is said to be clearly weaker than the rest of the game. Opinions are divided on the issue of stealth sections.
Before the premiere, fans of the series had some doubts because the game wasn't developed by the 4A Games studio, which had developed the main installments of the series. Metro Awakening was developed by Vertigo Games, known for the Arizona Sunshine series. Based on the first reviews, it seems that the new team has succeeded in creating a VR game that lives up to this brand.
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Author: Adrian Werner
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