@David Hytha Me too. They may be mutant, but i draw the line at younglings and parents. That one nest on that bridge level was difficult to loot though.
The beauty of the Artyom's Nightmare trailer is that is hides a good deal of symbolism behind it regarding his character. Artyom's nightmare is not the terrors you see before you. He doesn't fear the mutants nor the hostile humans of the post-apocalyptic wasteland. Nor does he fear death. He fears not being able to save everyone, especially those he finds close to him. Each of those candles in that hallway, represent a life lost, a life that could have been saved. "If not we, then who?" - Colonel Miller
Not to mention that it's a direct homage to the books where Artyom suffers from extremely vivid and horrific nightmares. Usually related to people he knows and events he's yet to experience.
@@silva5623 it actually does make sense, though not in direct interpretation: "can't save everyone" correlates with Artyom's background. Not sure if it's covered in the original game, as it's been pretty long time since I played it, but in the book it's mentioned that he was one of the few survivors of his station. It was attacked by mutated rats and, while the help did arrive in the form of heavily armed stalker squad, this squad quickly started getting overrun, thus having no choice but to take whoever they could with them (including Artyom: his mother gave him to the squad leader) and evac, sealing the tunnel behind them and isolating the fallen station.
@@silva5623 wait it’s not? I genuinely thought that was him as a kid and you just saw how his parents got merked but if the bear one doesn’t make sense with that context
@@onetimehero268 yeesh from what I remember there's the memorial of the kid himself that artyom is paying respects too. And the video is symbolising through artyoms dreams that this same "family" is multiple people he couldn't save throughout his life. Or thats my personal thought and representation
Just for context, the Commander didn't stole the baby, the mother was begging for him to save at least the baby since they needed to close the doors before the bombs drop, he ain't no Asshole it was his DUTY to close the doors and save as many as he can before the bombs drop and before the Metro is overcapacity since that's not the only entrance to the Metro anyway.
The books also really expand on the mental issues the commanders where going through. Being ordered to close the door on people is not an easy thing to do but any sooner would of risked the entire station. It was a risk they really could not take. It was like 2 minutes or so they kept it open before being forced to close it. The commander from metro 2034 talked about how he could see children, mothers, people helping others and all that all being left behind and it was something that dug at him every single day after he closed the doors. Of course thats added with the fact that everyone in the station blames you for closing the doors the commanders really had the hardest time
@CoDGplays Redux you mean. I dont know, I liked the original version's gameplay more. Also it looked more grim and gritty as far as I remember. But new graphics are better, of course.
@@silviogrijalva8801 This early in the picture there's no way of knowing if they would have or not. Honestly no, but I think he shoukd have let more people in.
Its absolutely delightful to See the Dee Bee entered the post appocalyptic and biohazardous Word of Metro series, by the way, the *way* you act against the characters *effect* the ending and achievements you get, be careful 👍
Dude! Your gonna love these games! I’m so glad you picked metro. You will NOT be disappointed! I started with metro last light and didn’t know about 2033 yet but after I played em both, it made me want play em over and over with its insane story that can feel really intense
Metro exodus is an emotional atmospheric gem Just finished Exodus a couple days back and I was legit crying. And then I watched other streamers for their tears at the ending just cuz it was such a masterpiece The finale of Halo 4 was the only other game that broke me emotionally. You have a roller coaster ahead of you my friend
You will love the game! Metro 2033 and Last Light have different controls than Exodus as Exodus makes it easier to access the night vision goggles, lighter and backpack but the controls are easier to get used to. And, as Artyom says in one of his diaries about the surface: "Only ashes remain of the 6 billion people that once populated the earth. Ashes and dust. They are all around, they crunch beneath our boots, they disguise themselves as sand and clay, dust and snow. And we richly water them with fresh blood, as if hoping to grow crops from such soil."
People act like the commander was a bad guy for closing the doors, but notice how all on the other side of the doors were instantly killed, if the door was open, many in the metro would’ve been killed
Probably one of my favorite trailers, shows how desperate everyone is to survive, the despair of some, and everyone fighting for eachother and their own lives. He wasn't abandoning them, he was saving them, closing the door.
Hey Dee Bee Geek, just for fun: the character "Sam" in the last trailer is part of Artyom's crew. He is a US Marine that was in Moscow at the time of the apokolips. Sam isn't his real name, but everyone is calling him like that, or they call him "Uncle Sam"
In Metro, the nukes didn't cause mutants to come to life, there was also biological weapons used definitely when you see some the crazy looking mutants
“First of all, it’s based in Moscow.” Well, you know, under Moscow. I’m so glad this series is next on the list! EDIT: I love this series, but you should temper your expectations. Metro 2033 and Last Light are linear, not open world like it seems you're expecting.
You forgot to mention that Exodus is also only partially open world with only 2 of the maps being truly open and the rest being relatively wide-ish linear maps.
Hey Dee Bee Geek! Something I thought you might enjoy doing a react video on is the Astartes series. It's a series of animated shorts set in the Warhammer 40k universe. It's all done by one guy but the animation and quality is honestly breathtaking and on par with something produced by a AAA studio. Just something I thought you'd enjoy!
you SHOULD ABSOLUTELY, play the Metro games. There’s no other game like these. Scary, action packed, desolate, open worlds yet linear story, awesome characters and shocking moments, it’s beautiful. Play it in the hardest difficulty tho. The real, survival, experience. ALSO: the music used in the launch trailer of 2033 and the trailer for Exodus, are from the movies 28 days/weeks later. It’s called: in the house/ in a heartbeat. Seriously underrated zombie films.
Back in summer of 2015 I had been cooped up at home having spent at least a month sick as a dog, during this time microsoft made Metro 2033 and later on it's sequel Last Light free if you had an Xbox Live Gold membership. Words can't express my first time playing through that game. I had never heard of the Metro series until then and it was such a wonderful experience, I really hope you plan on playing it Dee it would be great to watch.
I HIGHLY suggest playing the Redux versions of Metro 2033 and Metro Last light a bit better graphics and voice acting for 2033. I LOVE these games a lot me and my cousin both, so i am very happy you might join the fight down in the Metro.
I personally preffer the original 2033 graphics. I cant figure out why but the remaster is unplayable to me it may just be the memories I have of playing the game with the og graphics but the redux just doesn't feel right.
@@fleshymeatsac9371 I feel you man, feeling the same way. However, Redux has a little bit more of content, and the updated engine won't destroy my pc as hard as the OG
Yes play them, they’re amazing games and one of my favourites. They are on Xbox game pass and currently game pass is on offer for 3 months for £1 so you can easily pick them up and play them.
Of course we want to see you play this game. We want to see you scared shitless in this game. Edit: Btw Dee, since you have a game pass. These 3 games are on the list
Glukhovski actually wrote 3 novels (Metro 2033, 2034 and 2035) Metro 2033 was adapted into a game in 2010, next he wrote 2034 but it wasn't adapted into a game (because in this book Artyom wasn't even present), then he was working on story in Metro Last Light with the developer team from 4A Games which came out in 2013 and he had so many ideas about Last Light that he wrote another book (Metro 2035) just to put these ideas into this world, then Metro Exodus came out in 2019 (and Exodus was a continuation of 2035 novel) So the timeline of Metro looks like this : Metro 2033 (novel and game) ---> Metro Last Light (game) ---> Metro 2034 (book) ---> Metro 2035 (book) ---> Metro Exodus (game) Last Light's story happens before Metro 2034 novel story because there is one character who is stuck in some place in Last Light, but he escapes it and he tells how he escaped it in 2034 (I won't spoil it if you didn't play/read it) Also Exodus isn't the direct continuation of 2035, because the only thing that links these 2 is that Artyom is finally out of Moscow, but he's with different people in both cases (although Anna is with him in both scenarios) and because of different reasons
he didn't steal the baby, she told him to. Plus he had a duty and he carried it out. It was the right choice ofcourse it wasn't a good one, but a right one otherwise they would''t have survived in the metro due to food shortages and overcrowding and such.
Just some context that's not really a spoiler since its a monologue before the main menu. In 2013, and nuclear war broke out between the US and Russia. The missles fell on high population areas and the citizens of Moscow retreated into the Metro to escape the blast and resulting fallout. That's the original trailer you watched, which might be why Mark put it first. Oh yeah! And the commander didn't steal the baby. He was supposed to close the doors to save the people already in the Metro since the missles hit just seconds later. But instead, he took just a moment to save the life of a child who could still have a chance.
Hey Dee, remember the gameplay when you finished Halo Reach? Well Noble 6 might not be dead bc remember this quote "Spartans Never Die. They Are just Missing In Action"
Please play these games, they are some of the best out there and don't get nearly enough attention. Just one advice if you decide to play, try non-lethal stealth, it's challenging, but I found it the most fun, and you can spare a lot of ammo with it. Also, the games have a karma system, if you kill a lot, and make certain choices it will affect the ending. If you end up liking it, you should also take a look at the Dishonored games, similarly story driven, first-person stealth games with story altering choices and really cool gameplay.
The child from the last one is from when Artyom couldn't save the family and that's why he is saying "Can You help us Artyom" and the actual animation is called Artyoms nightmare
I can play all these games over and over again and not get tired of them, I get tired of other games but for some reason I never get tired of metro, I literally have played each game over and over again.
it makes sense why the commander closed the door, if you keep letting every person down you'll run out of food, oxygen, meds, and most other essentials very quickly essentially killing the people you tried to save.
I hope he actually plays them because the metro series, when I played it for the first time, was one hella of a experience. It's difficult to remember certain things but a quarter through the first game you'll get into the flow. I just hope dee bee reads this and really considers playing the metro series, even if its long, I mean he played Breath of the wild and that game is super long if you try to do everything. Trust you'll fall in love with the Metro games.
Some of the best post apocalyptic game series in world's history Please play them in order the stories are connected and if you play them in no order u might get confused
Hey DeeBee Geek, I HOPE YOU READ THIS! If you decide to play these games, try to only use your lethal arsenal on mutants, try to kill as FEW people as possible, if any people at all.
If you intend on playing these, know that 2033 and last light redux come in a bundle that usually goes on sale during the steam summer sale for sometimes as low as ten bucks, which is a huge steal for two fully remastered games normally between $30-60
I will say this Dee Bee it can get real intense. I played Metro Last Light years ago and let say this man. I was on the surface and I was trying to get to the end of the level but I had to fight a boss at the end. Basically I ran out of ammo on all my guns and all I had was a knife. It took me an hour to defeat the boss and finish the level. Those moments do happen man I think you’ll love these games. Oh and this series is based off a Russian book series. Big fan man keep it up.
The story of the series that sometime during 2013, WWIII starts with the nuclear strike upon Russia. In the game it depends on the storyline about where you are. The governments of the world are struggling to fight a war as most of the world is in ruin. The survivors of the initial blast take refuge in the old metro tunnels. The entire story is about a civilization trying to survive. It's unknown what happened to any government other than the Russian government which is trying to rebuild as fast as possible. It is likely that Russia was nuked by the US. Most survivor encampments that are known are in Russia, but there is one in Paris, one in Berlin, and an unknown English speaking settlement. The reason why the shelter left so any outside is because they don't want overpopulation and therefore could only take a certain amount of people, leaving the rest outside to die. Air is still breathable outside of zones hit by bombs. The known crippled/destroyed countries are most of northern Europe, the USA, Russia, and China. Thank you for taking the time to read this, have a good day.
Theres nothing like walking through the irradiated hellscape of a formerly prosperous capital city to make you shed tears of anger at the folly of failing to de-denuclearize our arsenals.
In the case of the Commander, he didn't steal the baby, the mother was trying to enter so he took the child because there would be enough space for only the child. He could've chosen to leave the child and mother outside and die to the bombs but instead took the baby instead of letting both die. Also, I think you should play all the Metro games as they are the most atmospheric and terrifying games I've played in my life. I' d suggest playing the Redux versions of 2033 and Last Light as they look better. Anyway, keep up the awesome content!
By the way, the commander has to close the metro's gate before the refugees reach the metro's limit. He also happened to be Artyum's stepfather in the novel.
My personal favourites - 1) Artyom's Nightmare (imo one of the best game trailers ever made) 2)Metro Last Light - Mobius Trailer (just saw for the first time today, right up there with Artyom's Nightmare)
The best part about these games is that they can be played fully without any form of HUD (Dunno about Exodus though). There are in game indicators to everything you'd need to worry about bar two exceptions. The only thing you can't see in game is how much reserve ammo/equipment you have. But, you can bring up the journal fully and it will flash a HUD to show you that. You also don't get any on screen indicator of the few quick time events that appear. But you can somewhat tell when they happen cause of the subtle difference in how the cutscene presents itself. Two pointers for 2033 is the first gun you get, you have to hold the interact button instead of just pressing it. Another one is a ladder on the final mission also involves a quick time event. Those both stumped me for quite a while because the no-HUD didn't work well for those situations. The payoff, however, is one of the most immersive and cool FPS experiences I've ever played. I hope you have a good time with them if you play them and whichever way you play them. c:
You miss to read, from: "Metro: Last Light - Enter the Metro - Live Action Short Film (Official U.S. Version)", the summary: "The Moscow Metro. A monumental feat of Soviet engineering, with a dark secondary purpose - to serve as a refuge in the event of an atomic attack. As the Cold War thawed and the threat of nuclear annihilation seemed to fade, this purpose was forgotten -- except by a few, waiting for the signal, ready to open the vaults ... the last refuge for the remnants of mankind."
The games always had a very dual persona to them in terms of gameplay. Action approach is more akin to us, the player. Stealth approach is more akin to Artyom, who in the first book wasn't as brave or skilled enough to take on tribe of bandits on his own.
I absolutely loved the metro series. It is the first game i baught on steam with my own money. After playing the 2033 i dived into the novels and the world it created is stunning and horrific at the same time. I really recommend you to play it. You will love it too. It's definitely not an easy game, I won't spoil much for you, but for the context the world ended in a nuclear war and people of Moscow went into the metro tunnel. The outside world is now ruled by mutants and creatures of higher order. The game also plays with psychological horror elements. It also has karma accumulation mechanism. Exodus continue the story of the novels. Where novel ends exodus starts.
Please play all three of these games. They aren't overly long and they are amazing! Also the books for them are just as good, this is another series like Halo that's just such a gem. The story is amazing and the gameplay is so diverse that you can literally play the games completely differently to someone else. The Redux version of the game is the way to go for the first two games if you end up playing them.
I would love to see you play these games on the channel! If you streamed on both platforms it'd be great! (Twitch and here) however, a word of warning about these games. (NO SPOILERS) They have an un-announced Karma system aside from when you do a good deed the screen gets brighter and you hear a droplet of water and when you do a bad deed and the screen gets Dark and (I think it's a) Violin play's.
They do briefly mention that your actions have consequences. Apart from that though its a real play and learn experience like a true video should be. I think I played through the original game like 10 times to figure everything out. That was the fun part. Do have to say though watching someone play it blind and just making choices based purely off their own morals is the best experience rather then going for a good or bad run.
The original story of Metro it's a book trilogy from Dmitriy Glukhovsky and this is FUCKING AMAZING books. You need to read them till playing the games
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How long are these games? 🤔 and should I play them?
Definitely around 7-8 hours for the first two
Exodus is a little different because you have very large areas you can spend HOURS in .
There are also two endings for each game as well so there's good replay value
They are kinda difficult, but it's more about each player I guess?..
play it on Xbox or pc as Xbox has one X enhanced as far as I know for exodus has it not sure ps4 has it enhanced
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“You won’t find pointless fetch quests”
Little Girl - “so anyways, I lost my Teddy Bear”
I liked that quest.
It was a nice quest
Up to the point where a demon likes it too...
@@silva5623 Taht's why it was a good quest, it brought a unity with humans and well demons and guns XD
i kinda felt bad about taking it from that demon. haha.
@David Hytha Me too. They may be mutant, but i draw the line at younglings and parents. That one nest on that bridge level was difficult to loot though.
The beauty of the Artyom's Nightmare trailer is that is hides a good deal of symbolism behind it regarding his character.
Artyom's nightmare is not the terrors you see before you.
He doesn't fear the mutants nor the hostile humans of the post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Nor does he fear death.
He fears not being able to save everyone, especially those he finds close to him. Each of those candles in that hallway, represent a life lost, a life that could have been saved.
"If not we, then who?" - Colonel Miller
I hate that a lot of people that reacts to this think that is artyom as a kid, makes no sense....
Not to mention that it's a direct homage to the books where Artyom suffers from extremely vivid and horrific nightmares. Usually related to people he knows and events he's yet to experience.
@@silva5623 it actually does make sense, though not in direct interpretation: "can't save everyone" correlates with Artyom's background. Not sure if it's covered in the original game, as it's been pretty long time since I played it, but in the book it's mentioned that he was one of the few survivors of his station. It was attacked by mutated rats and, while the help did arrive in the form of heavily armed stalker squad, this squad quickly started getting overrun, thus having no choice but to take whoever they could with them (including Artyom: his mother gave him to the squad leader) and evac, sealing the tunnel behind them and isolating the fallen station.
@@silva5623 wait it’s not? I genuinely thought that was him as a kid and you just saw how his parents got merked but if the bear one doesn’t make sense with that context
@@onetimehero268 yeesh from what I remember there's the memorial of the kid himself that artyom is paying respects too. And the video is symbolising through artyoms dreams that this same "family" is multiple people he couldn't save throughout his life. Or thats my personal thought and representation
Just for context, the Commander didn't stole the baby, the mother was begging for him to save at least the baby since they needed to close the doors before the bombs drop, he ain't no Asshole it was his DUTY to close the doors and save as many as he can before the bombs drop and before the Metro is overcapacity since that's not the only entrance to the Metro anyway.
The books also really expand on the mental issues the commanders where going through. Being ordered to close the door on people is not an easy thing to do but any sooner would of risked the entire station. It was a risk they really could not take. It was like 2 minutes or so they kept it open before being forced to close it. The commander from metro 2034 talked about how he could see children, mothers, people helping others and all that all being left behind and it was something that dug at him every single day after he closed the doors. Of course thats added with the fact that everyone in the station blames you for closing the doors
the commanders really had the hardest time
@@Peckh Truly.
@@Peckh the metro 2033 book has nothing to do with video game and it is incredibly boring
@@sonosoloio Might be too young for it. Its a bestseller for a reason
@@Peckh I was born in 1970 and even a bestseller can be boring
Him - I NEED TO PLAY THEM!
Me - I NEED TO PLAY THEM AGAIN!
Yeah started playing the redux all over again
@@silva5623 and me lol just finished exodus for the first time had me in tears so happy i got the good ending.
there need to be a Metro vr game
tj rileyc you can play metro exodus in VR if you have a high end PC
@@-Clueless- you sure you can play it in vr
I would definitely recommend playing these games Dee bee, they are some of the best I've ever played!
if you read dee bee the games are orignaly based on books
Literally one of my top 3 games
I got the redux games and exodus
Beautiful Russian game
last 1 wasn't that good
Fun fact: the mobius trailer was made after metro last light by a very talented DEV team member on his offtime. Yes he did that on his spare time.
I feel like it never got the attention it deserved
Personally, it's one of my favorite game trailers ever made. For any game, period. It shows you EXACTLY what kind of world Metro is.
I just watched it for the first time today, and it has become my second favourite metro trailer after Artyom's Nightmare
guard: *safes a kids life while probably breaking his duty of not letting more people in*
dee: what a diek
Are you planning on jumping into Metro Dee Bee? If so, I'm pumped man, Metro is so FECKIN awesome.
Dude YES
@CoDGplays Redux you mean. I dont know, I liked the original version's gameplay more. Also it looked more grim and gritty as far as I remember. But new graphics are better, of course.
@@ЯАга-я4л even the new Graphics are grim and brutal looking.
They couldn't let everyone into the metro, otherwise they would have been overcapacity and everyone would have died. Still though.
Not all right decisions are good ones.
@@itslife1399 True. But personally, If rather we die and be just, than survive and be unjust.
@@samuelbishop3316 It's not just you though. The commander is also responsible for everyone inside the metro.
Samuel Bishop would you rather they all starve to death?
@@silviogrijalva8801 This early in the picture there's no way of knowing if they would have or not. Honestly no, but I think he shoukd have let more people in.
Its absolutely delightful to See the Dee Bee entered the post appocalyptic and biohazardous Word of Metro series, by the way, the *way* you act against the characters *effect* the ending and achievements you get, be careful 👍
"If not we then who" - Miller
He went from Spartan to Spartan, this is an amazing time to ba alive.
Man to God
Dude! Your gonna love these games! I’m so glad you picked metro. You will NOT be disappointed! I started with metro last light and didn’t know about 2033 yet but after I played em both, it made me want play em over and over with its insane story that can feel really intense
Metro exodus is an emotional atmospheric gem Just finished Exodus a couple days back and I was legit crying. And then I watched other streamers for their tears at the ending just cuz it was such a masterpiece
The finale of Halo 4 was the only other game that broke me emotionally.
You have a roller coaster ahead of you my friend
4:06 The man is saying "The missiles have been launched. This is the end. God help us." That is terrifying.
YEEEES METRO, SUCH AN UNDERRATED GAME, DEFINITELY TRY ITTTTT
Metro exodus is one of the most immersive games ive ever played! Definitely take off hitmarkers and unnecessary visuals
truly it's one of the best.
Played through it 3 times, for both endings and once again just for the fun of it!
metro exodus is a good video game but it is much lower than metro 2033 and last light
@@sonosoloio only the ending if you ask me.. the rest was a strong as the first 2
You will love the game! Metro 2033 and Last Light have different controls than Exodus as Exodus makes it easier to access the night vision goggles, lighter and backpack but the controls are easier to get used to.
And, as Artyom says in one of his diaries about the surface: "Only ashes remain of the 6 billion people that once populated the earth. Ashes and dust. They are all around, they crunch beneath our boots, they disguise themselves as sand and clay, dust and snow. And we richly water them with fresh blood, as if hoping to grow crops from such soil."
Dee bee geek metro Exodus is one of the best looking games out there
The Metro series have some of the best atmosphere of any game I've ever played. I would definitely recommend it
People act like the commander was a bad guy for closing the doors, but notice how all on the other side of the doors were instantly killed, if the door was open, many in the metro would’ve been killed
Probably one of my favorite trailers, shows how desperate everyone is to survive, the despair of some, and everyone fighting for eachother and their own lives. He wasn't abandoning them, he was saving them, closing the door.
Man, aren't you excited for Halo Infinite too? I am
Hell yeah Spartan
(reacting to your name) Go steal Mumbo Jumbo's mustache if you want one
oh my guy im sorry for you
It got better
Hey Dee Bee Geek, just for fun: the character "Sam" in the last trailer is part of Artyom's crew. He is a US Marine that was in Moscow at the time of the apokolips. Sam isn't his real name, but everyone is calling him like that, or they call him "Uncle Sam"
In Metro, the nukes didn't cause mutants to come to life, there was also biological weapons used definitely when you see some the crazy looking mutants
I like how the live action trailer for Metro Last Light was listed as the official trailer for Metro 2033 😂
I don't know what's up with that either, lol. I'm guessing they were sorted chronologically.
Seeing someone delve into and enjoy games for the first time that I personally love
is so goddamn wholesome. Love this guy.
I'm so glad you are getting into Metro! Such a great set of games and books!
“First of all, it’s based in Moscow.” Well, you know, under Moscow. I’m so glad this series is next on the list!
EDIT: I love this series, but you should temper your expectations. Metro 2033 and Last Light are linear, not open world like it seems you're expecting.
You forgot to mention that Exodus is also only partially open world with only 2 of the maps being truly open and the rest being relatively wide-ish linear maps.
Hey Dee Bee Geek! Something I thought you might enjoy doing a react video on is the Astartes series. It's a series of animated shorts set in the Warhammer 40k universe. It's all done by one guy but the animation and quality is honestly breathtaking and on par with something produced by a AAA studio. Just something I thought you'd enjoy!
The Mobius Trailer is the BEST TRAILER in all of Metro, my God everytime I see that trailer I have chills
Also f$cked up
Yeah it's a work of art
And to think it was made by just one guy... in his FREE time.
I'd go as far to say it's one of the best trailers for any game ever.
you SHOULD ABSOLUTELY, play the Metro games.
There’s no other game like these.
Scary, action packed, desolate, open worlds yet linear story, awesome characters and shocking moments, it’s beautiful.
Play it in the hardest difficulty tho.
The real, survival, experience.
ALSO: the music used in the launch trailer of 2033 and the trailer for Exodus, are from the movies 28 days/weeks later.
It’s called: in the house/ in a heartbeat.
Seriously underrated zombie films.
Back in summer of 2015 I had been cooped up at home having spent at least a month sick as a dog, during this time microsoft made Metro 2033 and later on it's sequel Last Light free if you had an Xbox Live Gold membership. Words can't express my first time playing through that game. I had never heard of the Metro series until then and it was such a wonderful experience, I really hope you plan on playing it Dee it would be great to watch.
Did I just watch 2 hours of a guy watching the metro trailers?
Yes I did…..yes I did
The Metro games are amazing. The atmosphere, the visuals, the slow and methodic gameplay. It's something you need to play to truly appreciate.
he still hasn't played any metro games 😔 really wanted him to play them on his channel
I HIGHLY suggest playing the Redux versions of Metro 2033 and Metro Last light a bit better graphics and voice acting for 2033. I LOVE these games a lot me and my cousin both, so i am very happy you might join the fight down in the Metro.
I personally preffer the original 2033 graphics. I cant figure out why but the remaster is unplayable to me it may just be the memories I have of playing the game with the og graphics but the redux just doesn't feel right.
@@fleshymeatsac9371 I feel you man, feeling the same way. However, Redux has a little bit more of content, and the updated engine won't destroy my pc as hard as the OG
@@franciscoastorga8299 yeag I understand. As I said I feel like it's beacause of the memories I have with the og version.
@@franciscoastorga8299 honestly I'm still just happy another person has found my favourite franchise.
@@fleshymeatsac9371 That is fair.
Yes play them, they’re amazing games and one of my favourites. They are on Xbox game pass and currently game pass is on offer for 3 months for £1 so you can easily pick them up and play them.
Of course we want to see you play this game. We want to see you scared shitless in this game.
Edit: Btw Dee, since you have a game pass. These 3 games are on the list
One of my favorite trailers is Artyom's nightmare. It shows that playing the hero isn't easy and that there is no guarantee that you will save anyone.
Glukhovski actually wrote 3 novels (Metro 2033, 2034 and 2035)
Metro 2033 was adapted into a game in 2010, next he wrote 2034 but it wasn't adapted into a game (because in this book Artyom wasn't even present), then he was working on story in Metro Last Light with the developer team from 4A Games which came out in 2013 and he had so many ideas about Last Light that he wrote another book (Metro 2035) just to put these ideas into this world, then Metro Exodus came out in 2019 (and Exodus was a continuation of 2035 novel)
So the timeline of Metro looks like this : Metro 2033 (novel and game) ---> Metro Last Light (game) ---> Metro 2034 (book) ---> Metro 2035 (book) ---> Metro Exodus (game)
Last Light's story happens before Metro 2034 novel story because there is one character who is stuck in some place in Last Light, but he escapes it and he tells how he escaped it in 2034 (I won't spoil it if you didn't play/read it)
Also Exodus isn't the direct continuation of 2035, because the only thing that links these 2 is that Artyom is finally out of Moscow, but he's with different people in both cases (although Anna is with him in both scenarios) and because of different reasons
he didn't steal the baby, she told him to. Plus he had a duty and he carried it out. It was the right choice ofcourse it wasn't a good one, but a right one otherwise they would''t have survived in the metro due to food shortages and overcrowding and such.
Fun Fact: The voice at the beginning coming through the radio headset says "Missile launch confirmed. God forgive us."
Он сказал "Ракеты были запущены. Это конец. Да поможет нам Бог".
Just some context that's not really a spoiler since its a monologue before the main menu. In 2013, and nuclear war broke out between the US and Russia. The missles fell on high population areas and the citizens of Moscow retreated into the Metro to escape the blast and resulting fallout. That's the original trailer you watched, which might be why Mark put it first.
Oh yeah! And the commander didn't steal the baby. He was supposed to close the doors to save the people already in the Metro since the missles hit just seconds later. But instead, he took just a moment to save the life of a child who could still have a chance.
Metro series storyline is one of the best
DeeBee: I need to play these games
~nine months later~
Plays xenoblade
Hey Dee, remember the gameplay when you finished Halo Reach? Well Noble 6 might not be dead bc remember this quote "Spartans Never Die. They Are just Missing In Action"
Are you Going to play METRO!?!? YES PLEASE!
I hope he plays them as well
Please play these games, they are some of the best out there and don't get nearly enough attention. Just one advice if you decide to play, try non-lethal stealth, it's challenging, but I found it the most fun, and you can spare a lot of ammo with it. Also, the games have a karma system, if you kill a lot, and make certain choices it will affect the ending. If you end up liking it, you should also take a look at the Dishonored games, similarly story driven, first-person stealth games with story altering choices and really cool gameplay.
The child from the last one is from when Artyom couldn't save the family and that's why he is saying "Can You help us Artyom" and the actual animation is called Artyoms nightmare
I can play all these games over and over again and not get tired of them, I get tired of other games but for some reason I never get tired of metro, I literally have played each game over and over again.
it makes sense why the commander closed the door, if you keep letting every person down you'll run out of food, oxygen, meds, and most other essentials very quickly essentially killing the people you tried to save.
Oh man watching a metro playthrough would be really fun
If not us, then who.
-Motto of the Spartan Rangers
1:42:03 that's the family he couldnt save in time and now he lives with that memory til the day he dies
I hope he actually plays them because the metro series, when I played it for the first time, was one hella of a experience. It's difficult to remember certain things but a quarter through the first game you'll get into the flow. I just hope dee bee reads this and really considers playing the metro series, even if its long, I mean he played Breath of the wild and that game is super long if you try to do everything. Trust you'll fall in love with the Metro games.
Some of the best post apocalyptic game series in world's history
Please play them in order the stories are connected and if you play them in no order u might get confused
First Halo, and now Metro??? Dee Bee, you are now officially my favorite modern-gen Let's Play RUclipsr
Hey DeeBee Geek, I HOPE YOU READ THIS! If you decide to play these games, try to only use your lethal arsenal on mutants, try to kill as FEW people as possible, if any people at all.
"I don't feel sorry for him"
Nevermind what would have happened to the survivors if they were open I guess
If you intend on playing these, know that 2033 and last light redux come in a bundle that usually goes on sale during the steam summer sale for sometimes as low as ten bucks, which is a huge steal for two fully remastered games normally between $30-60
I will say this Dee Bee it can get real intense. I played Metro Last Light years ago and let say this man. I was on the surface and I was trying to get to the end of the level but I had to fight a boss at the end. Basically I ran out of ammo on all my guns and all I had was a knife. It took me an hour to defeat the boss and finish the level. Those moments do happen man I think you’ll love these games. Oh and this series is based off a Russian book series. Big fan man keep it up.
50:27 the most sad and epic trailer i've see in My life :'"D
I played 2033 and Last Light back in School and watching this just re-hyped me for these games!
First two metros are some of my favorite games. I haven't played the 3rd yet due to be too busy but definitely plan to
no matter how many times i've watched these trailers, i still get the chills down my spine...truly one of the best game series i've ever played.
The story of the series that sometime during 2013, WWIII starts with the nuclear strike upon Russia. In the game it depends on the storyline about where you are. The governments of the world are struggling to fight a war as most of the world is in ruin. The survivors of the initial blast take refuge in the old metro tunnels. The entire story is about a civilization trying to survive. It's unknown what happened to any government other than the Russian government which is trying to rebuild as fast as possible. It is likely that Russia was nuked by the US. Most survivor encampments that are known are in Russia, but there is one in Paris, one in Berlin, and an unknown English speaking settlement. The reason why the shelter left so any outside is because they don't want overpopulation and therefore could only take a certain amount of people, leaving the rest outside to die. Air is still breathable outside of zones hit by bombs. The known crippled/destroyed countries are most of northern Europe, the USA, Russia, and China.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, have a good day.
Theres nothing like walking through the irradiated hellscape of a formerly prosperous capital city to make you shed tears of anger at the folly of failing to de-denuclearize our arsenals.
First trailer represented artyoms origin as a baby essentially
It's been exactly a year and I'm still waiting for him to play Metro :(
I don't think he will
In the case of the Commander, he didn't steal the baby, the mother was trying to enter so he took the child because there would be enough space for only the child. He could've chosen to leave the child and mother outside and die to the bombs but instead took the baby instead of letting both die.
Also, I think you should play all the Metro games as they are the most atmospheric and terrifying games I've played in my life.
I' d suggest playing the Redux versions of 2033 and Last Light as they look better.
Anyway, keep up the awesome content!
I still want to see you play these games. I m currently replaying metro exodus. They are fun and worth the time
By the way, the commander has to close the metro's gate before the refugees reach the metro's limit. He also happened to be Artyum's stepfather in the novel.
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Dee Bee Geek:"poor little bugger wasn't doin any harm"
(poor little bugger): *noming on human face*
You probably won't see this but I've been waiting for you to play these games for ages coz you REALLY NEED TO PLAY THEM
Me: *Runs low on military grade bullets for shops but still donates to the ones that ask for them*
Easily one of the most underrated franchises def need to play it my guy
My personal favourites -
1) Artyom's Nightmare (imo one of the best game trailers ever made)
2)Metro Last Light - Mobius Trailer (just saw for the first time today, right up there with Artyom's Nightmare)
The best part about these games is that they can be played fully without any form of HUD (Dunno about Exodus though). There are in game indicators to everything you'd need to worry about bar two exceptions. The only thing you can't see in game is how much reserve ammo/equipment you have. But, you can bring up the journal fully and it will flash a HUD to show you that.
You also don't get any on screen indicator of the few quick time events that appear. But you can somewhat tell when they happen cause of the subtle difference in how the cutscene presents itself. Two pointers for 2033 is the first gun you get, you have to hold the interact button instead of just pressing it. Another one is a ladder on the final mission also involves a quick time event. Those both stumped me for quite a while because the no-HUD didn't work well for those situations.
The payoff, however, is one of the most immersive and cool FPS experiences I've ever played. I hope you have a good time with them if you play them and whichever way you play them. c:
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ah, I see now that the trailers already explained most of this lol
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I played "metro exodus" and it was a masterpiece
Hey man! Glad to see you getting into new series still! I really recommend reading the books. They are fucking PHENOMENAL.
Metro series are absolutely amazing games. They are my favourite post apocalyptic games
You miss to read, from: "Metro: Last Light - Enter the Metro - Live Action Short Film (Official U.S. Version)", the summary:
"The Moscow Metro. A monumental feat of Soviet engineering, with a dark secondary purpose - to serve as a refuge in the event of an atomic attack. As the Cold War thawed and the threat of nuclear annihilation seemed to fade, this purpose was forgotten -- except by a few, waiting for the signal, ready to open the vaults ... the last refuge for the remnants of mankind."
It's been about five months but please man upload some footage of Metro. This series is so solid
The games always had a very dual persona to them in terms of gameplay.
Action approach is more akin to us, the player.
Stealth approach is more akin to Artyom, who in the first book wasn't as brave or skilled enough to take on tribe of bandits on his own.
In the novel, Artyium's mother did not die because of nuclear war, but by the horde of mouse
I absolutely loved the metro series. It is the first game i baught on steam with my own money. After playing the 2033 i dived into the novels and the world it created is stunning and horrific at the same time. I really recommend you to play it. You will love it too. It's definitely not an easy game, I won't spoil much for you, but for the context the world ended in a nuclear war and people of Moscow went into the metro tunnel. The outside world is now ruled by mutants and creatures of higher order. The game also plays with psychological horror elements. It also has karma accumulation mechanism. Exodus continue the story of the novels. Where novel ends exodus starts.
Watching this makes me wanna replay the series again :)
The Moscow Metro is huge, right now it has a total length of 346,2 km (215.12 miles).
Please play all three of these games. They aren't overly long and they are amazing! Also the books for them are just as good, this is another series like Halo that's just such a gem.
The story is amazing and the gameplay is so diverse that you can literally play the games completely differently to someone else. The Redux version of the game is the way to go for the first two games if you end up playing them.
Had no idea that metro 2033's launch trailer had 28 days later soundtrack call backs.
This would be a great series to play and post. PLEASE PLAY THESE MASTERPIECES. You will NOT regret it.
I've played 2033 and Last Light and they are amaaaazing
I would love to see you play these games on the channel! If you streamed on both platforms it'd be great! (Twitch and here) however, a word of warning about these games. (NO SPOILERS) They have an un-announced Karma system aside from when you do a good deed the screen gets brighter and you hear a droplet of water and when you do a bad deed and the screen gets Dark and (I think it's a) Violin play's.
They do briefly mention that your actions have consequences. Apart from that though its a real play and learn experience like a true video should be. I think I played through the original game like 10 times to figure everything out. That was the fun part.
Do have to say though watching someone play it blind and just making choices based purely off their own morals is the best experience rather then going for a good or bad run.
The violin plays when you nearly get spotted, when you do a big bad, the screen grows darker and you hear more of a screech
@1:38:47 Artyom's Nightmare. Yeah...Let's just say that Artyom's got a gift.
Now you need to check out where it all started. The STALKER franchise.
The original story of Metro it's a book trilogy from Dmitriy Glukhovsky and this is FUCKING AMAZING books. You need to read them till playing the games
The world broke before the guard broke
remember: metro 2033 redux breaks the atmosphere of original metro 2033 because of colourful assets from the metro last light
If you play this play only in Ranger mode! it is the most immersive, the game is truly made to play this way.