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The second thing that stuck out about the game is how hard it is.

Take the oppression of Half Life 2's City 17 and triple that if you're close to the level of gravitas in Metro 2033.

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There’s a real sense of hopelessness and oppression that permeates every crack of the game. While Fallout 3 adds a bit of humor to the game to keep things light the world of Metro 2033 is bleak and depressing. The world also feels rich and deep, even for a post-apocalyptic game. The characters feel fleshed out with real motivation that is expressed through fantastic dialogue. The first is how well written the game is. Some of the survivors have called the Dark Ones the next version of humans but as one of the main mysteries of the game you'll find out why Artyom is the only one who is resistant to their attacks.Īfter playing for the game for about three hours I was left some definite impressions from the current build of the game. Recently a race known as the 'Dark Ones' has started to attack but instead of tearing apart the flesh of a person they attack the mind, leaving quivering bodies that rant and rave for three days before dying. The shelters have been under attack by the creatures who were mutated in the blast. Like all games, you play the special character in the game because playing the guy who knows the special guy or the special guy's best friend isn't exactly a fun experience. Now a young adult he is finding out that he is a bit special. You play Artyom, an orphan who was taken down into the subway after his mother and father were killed in the blast. How deep you might ask? Well it takes you about 10 minutes via escalator to get from one platform to the surface. The stations are also buried deep underground so they could serve as a refuge against nuclear attack during the cold war. Each station has it's own theme and artwork and is kept in near pristine condition. For those of you who have never seen the Russian subway system it's a thing of beauty. The stations trade amongst themselves but relations are a bit icy given the diversity of world views as you'll run into everything from Neo-Nazi’s to Neo-Communists. It is now two decades after the bomb blast and each station in the subway system has become a city state with its own political system and governing politics. Set in the post apocalyptic future the game covers the tale of those who survived the blast by hiding in Russia’s vast subway system.

The game is based on a book by Dmitry Glukhovskyx which has sold very well in Russia and will be available in the US later this month. Last week THQ flew a group of game journalists out to San Fransisco to check out Metro 2033, their upcoming first person shooter.