#METRO LAST LIGHT PC REVIEW HOW TO#

Over in one part of the Metro is the Reich with their Nazi (or more accurately, neo-Nazi) imagery and philosophies. You'll also see the same segregated human communities. You'll be facing the same mutant enemies вЂ“ the dog-like watchmen, the flying demons, the humanoid nosalis. If you prefer, you could carry a sniper rifle and pair of shotguns one modified for high damage and the other with a longer barrel for keeping enemies at bay. I complemented that with an assault rifle for enemy hordes and an automatic shotgun for close-range work. My weapon of choice was a silenced pistol with upgraded stock and IR sight because it was perfect for distant headshots while still useful at short range. They've also changed the weapon system so you can only carry three guns, but it's any three you might want, rather than having slots per weapon type.

Buying bullets in a shop no longer requires you to recognise the different types on sight alone. A weapon found on the ground has its upgrades highlighted so you can instantly see what advantages it might have over your current weapon. I very much like the new HUD and weapons overhaul.

You're helped even more by the fact that most guards can barely see what's right in front of their faces when you're not in direct lighting, making it very easy to bop them on the head or stab them through the neck. It's a fairly easy game to play as a stealth shooter, helped by the handy visible/invisible tracker on your watch.

#METRO LAST LIGHT PC REVIEW HOW TO#

Where to go, how to get there, are there any light switches, how does nobody notice all that shattering glass when you shoot out bulbs and darkness descends? You'll be thinking a lot about the shadows in Metro Last Light. Light makes you a beacon in the darkness. Light burns the monsters that dwell in the dark, reveals their weak underbellies, keeps you alive. Light shows you the way, exposes your enemies.

Metro last light pc review