The Metro franchise is considered by many to be one of the better first-person-shooter, action franchises of recent memory, and if you read the Metro 2033 4-Years Later Review and Metro: Last Light Review, you will know that I agree with that, having recommended both games.

Why are we looking at the Metro franchise again though, if both games have already been reviewed? As stated in the beginning of the Metro 2033 review, publisher Deep Silver announced that new Redux versions of both titles were to be released. As these Redux versions promised to contain numerous tweaks and enhancements, especially for the older title, I felt it would be best to return to the metro once (twice?) more to review both Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux.

As both titles have already been reviewed and the changes to them are more of a technical and mechanical nature, this review is going to leave out the Story section. You can check out the previous reviews for details on that. Also because the two Redux games now share much in terms of graphics and gameplay, they are being reviewed together in this one article. Basically if something is true for one, it is true for the other, so why repeat myself with two reviews?