I think it is safe to say I have been looking forward to the release of Metro Exodus for quite some time. I have enjoyed both Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light enough to review them twice, unless you count the Metro Redux releases as something separate. In any case, the Metro series of games are all first person shooters based on a series of books by Dmitry Glokhovsky telling the story of Artyom, a survivor of a nuclear war that has driven the people of Moscow into the metro tunnels, where the radiation does not reach, but mutants will. There is science fiction, mysticism, the enduring strengths and weaknesses of humanity all shared in the earlier games, and that continues here, in Metro Exodus.