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03-30-2019 06:38 AM
03-30-2019 07:00 AM
kojack said:
So far, Exodus feels like a cross between the previous Metros and Stalker. Which is cool, because I love both of those series. Metro 2033 and Last Light were mostly underground, with a little bit of above ground. Stalker is mostly above ground with a little bit of underground. Exodus is leaning towards the Stalker side in that respect. I'm running around a huge outdoors area doing missions, exploring for supplies, etc.(Side note: if you like Stalker, definitely check out the original novel it is based on: Roadside Picnic. Also the movie Stalker, although first time I watched it I was disappointed. I want to see it again, to see if I appreciate it more).
03-30-2019 08:12 AM
pyroth309 said:
Speaking of Stalker. GSC (What's left of it) reannounced Stalker 2 again with a 2021 release date. The site has some crazy sounds on it. Most of the devs that worked on stalker went to 4A games and Vostok Games so my expectations are pretty low but I really hope they pull it off.
03-30-2019 08:46 AM
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03-30-2019 04:09 PM
04-02-2019 07:17 AM
04-02-2019 07:24 AM
kojack said:
I've played a heap of Exodus now (not sure how much, the Epic store lacks that info). Not finished, but I'm kind of losing interest. The huge open world maps just aren't as interesting as the linear underground journey in 2033 and Last Light. The second huge map really started to drag. A very bland and repetitive area that just doesn't fit the Metro game style.The third big area is more visually interesting at least.Exploring in pitch black underground tunnels with supernatural horror elements is very different to bright sunshine non toxic outdoors fighting bandits.
04-02-2019 08:41 AM
04-02-2019 08:46 AM