Metro Exodus is one of the rarest games that can immerse a player into its vast and varied world by keeping them entertained with more good story telling, depth, and atmosphere than found in just about any other video game. Exodus is the third game of the Metro series, and it has left the dark tunnels of the first two games on an exciting cross country train ride for a much more open world. We played for about 30 hours to arrive at a satisfying, touching, and bittersweet ending that is custom tailored for the kind of character that we played.

Metro Exodus will be released by 4A games on the EPIC platform on February 15 as a hybrid sandbox/linear FPS game that spans the course of a year and almost the entire width of a huge and varied country, post apocalyptic Russia, from Moscow in Winter to Novosibersk in Autumn.