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Metro Exodus is the last installment of this series and what can I say, I am truly impressed. The graphics in this game are beautiful and gameplay more improved as well. What I love the most are the characters who have a more fleshed personality especially your wife, Anna and Miller. Every squadmate is fun and has an interesting personality. The game starts with Artyom searching frequencies from outside world, believing that there is something else besides the dead city of Moscow. Firstly, Artyom and Anna find the jammer which blocked the frequencies from outside world and destroys it. Secondly, they hijack a functioning train from Hanza faction with aid from Yermak, a trained engineer. Then, they escape Moscow together with the rest of the spartans. After some time, they hear a frequency from the supposed "government" who is located in a bunker inside Yamantau mountains. To get there, they're going to cross Volga river. And this is where the first big chapter begins. The rangers stumble across some cultists manipulated by their leader, Silantius to not use electricity and worship a giant fish. And by the way, he offers people who do not obey as sacrifice to the fish. I ended the stupid fish. Artyom and Anna will save some hostages, Katya and her daughter Nastya who will become members of our team and Krest too. With her help. Again, careful with the morality system in this game if you want to get the best ending. For the example, in the Volga chapter, a character named Duke will be more prominent. If you save cultists from bandits, don't kill the bandits who surrender and sneak out through some sections involving the cultists you will get the good outcome and Duke will be saved. After Volga, they arrive to the bunker and meet the government. Which actually is a trap, because it's a cannibal dungeon with hundreds of them. Eventually you kill them all:)
After the horrors of Yamantau, the squad goes to the Caspian Sea, or what remains of it. There is a bunker where they can find maps of Russia with unaffected radiation zones where they can live a life like normal human beings. Also, they need fuel too for the train and water. Artyom and Damir infiltrate the bunker with the help of Guil, a revolutionary who wants to take down the Baron. He's a tyrant and slaver. If you saved the slaves and had good morality choices, Damir will come back with you for the rest of the game. After this, Stepan and Katya had their wedding, but it's interrupted by Anna's cough. She's very sick and needs medicine ASAP. Katya will care Anna, in the meantime Artyom and Alyosha will scout Taiga for a fresh place to settle to help Anna's condition. Unfortunately they are separated and Artyom must face the Children of the Forest. Artyom is attacked by the Master of the Forest, a bear whom I named Freddy Fazbear. So, Alyosha and Olga part ways, but he promises to come back. After this, Artyom and Miller decide to go to Novosibirsk, the dead city to get the medicine that Anna needs for her recovery. They eventually find a kid in the metro, named Kirill. He explains the story behind the massacre and tells them about his father who has been on a mission to find the maps for purified places in Russia, so they can escape the deadly radiation. We find out in Two Colonels DLC, the story behind Colonel Khlebnikov and the massacre of that station. With the indirect help of Khlebnicov, Miller finds the plans for the Baikal Lake and promises the other colonel that he will save his son. In the meantime, Artyom goes through a lot radiation and hallucinations and some encounters with the Blind Ones. Fortunately, he finds Anna's medicine. After some time, Miller finds and saves Artyom's life giving him the serum to stay alive through radiation. They come back to the squad and that's where those 3 characters come in. Everyone squadmate will donate blood for Artyom, that's why you need Duke, Damir or Alyosha to help you get the best ending which I got. Artyom and Anna are saved, but Miller dies as I said. He is buried at a tree by the Baikal Lake and Artyom becomes the next commander of the Rangers. And, it's an emotional ending which promises that the story will continue, I think they're be back for Moscow, show them the truth about the rest of the world, find a safe place to settle in and liberate the people from Hanza's lies and maybe finding out the Invisible Watchers. Also, a popular theory about the last mission is that the Dark Ones guided Artyom through that nightmare of a city. They have the power to enter people’s minds. But, Artyom and the Dark Ones are already linked. They showed him hallucinations of Anna to keep him going and get him to the medicine. Not either that, but you can also see them if you watch closely and it’s a perfect city for them. They’re immune to radiation and the city is deserted, no humans, absolutely no one to harm them. I think they also killed the Blind One in the struggle with Artyom. I believe the Dark Ones didn’t forget about Artyom’s kindness. Also, Miller finds you out of nowhere and in a cut dialogue he says that he thinks he saw a Dark One. I think this theory is pretty accurate. There is also a DLC which explores Sam's story. He parted ways with the rangers, because he wants to come back to America, hoping to find his dad. This DLC is actually bigger then, two Colonels. It's open world, you can find collectibles, upgrades and so on. He meets the captain of the submarine and an American guy, Tom who also wants to go to America. This guy has a mini-army by the way. You need to do some tasks, find the captain and convince him to use the sub. Also, if you earn captain's trust, you'll have another option for the ending. The captain wants you to destroy the submarine, because it contains nukes and can be launched to start another war to an already destroyed world. So, you have two choices: go to America or destroy the submarine. It's sad either way, Sam is a great character and if you want to destroy the sub (which I think is canon) he will have no way to come back home. He also remains alone, without his squad, but still a badass fighter. We need a second part of the Sam Story when they release the next Metro. They already announced it, so I am already hyped for it. Therefore, after this essay, I highly recommend this game and this series as a whole. I love everything about this series: characters, lore, atmosphere, gameplay. I think it's a pretty known series that cannot be described in enough words and deserves to be played. Must play!

Metro: Last Light Redux is the second installment of the series and it doesn't disappoint. This game is almost like the first, because they are both remasters. Atmosphere is just as gritty and scary. Gameplay-wise they're almost the same with some small improvements for this one. The big difference is the story. There are some new interesting characters introduced, like Pavel, Anna, baby Dark One or the returning characters like Miller, Khan and Ulman. So, even though I did the enlightened ending (good one) in Metro 2033, it turns out that the canon ending is the bad one, just like in the book. The bombing of the Dark Ones was a big mistake. Not only that Artyom committed genocide, but also they lost majority of some allies that just wanted peace with humans. The last survivor is a dark one baby that you'll need to search for throughout the game and with his help prevents a war between rangers, communists and the Reich. So, in this game you have a hidden morality system that ensures what ending you get, just like in the first Metro. You can be evil and not forgive your enemies or a good character that learns from his mistakes and have mercy on your enemies and so on. If you shows kindness throughout the game and also when the baby Dark One is your companion you'll get the good ending which is canon. The baby will come with his kin and rescue you, resulting in saving the D6 base and your comrades. In the finale the Dark Ones are leaving Moscow and heading somewhere else. It was a better story in my opinion with an emotional and a satisfying conclusion. Also, Metro: Last Light has DLCs that follow some small missions for the Reich, Red Line, Pavel, Khan and Anna that are pretty enjoyable. There are also three more missions: one has you fetch things from the library where you'll encounter the scary Librarians, one where you enter a simulator and kill enemies basically (the last level is pretty hard; you can hold TAB key and spam mask biding key to get the achievement if you want to skip the quest entirely) and a developer level where you can explore the museum, see animations or practice in the shooting range with your favorite weapons. Metro is one my favorite series so far and I'm looking forward to play the last installment.

I already love this series! Metro 2033 Redux is a game that follows the adaptation on the published novels. I love the post-apocalyptic world that they created, it's gritty, dark and with scary enemies and tense situations. They also have fun characters and a captivating story. Also, improvements in graphics and other stuff, because it's a remaster. Looking forward to play the next game. Great first installment for the Metro series!

In The Vanishing of Ethan Carter who are playing as a "detective" trying to find this kid, Ethan. You'll actually find more horrific stuff about what really happened with him and his family. You'll have to figure this out through clues and different items that will help you reconstructing past events that occurred. It is also a beautiful game with great landscapes and warm colours. Also, it has a lot of interesting easter eggs that you can find if you look patiently. You can play it for the story or maybe you like walking simulators with beautiful landscapes. Try it!

Great sequel, new and improved! We can finally end Hitler and his zombie army once and for all, I think. This game improves combat, graphics and level design. There are a lot of levels and DLC maps that I didn't play. I just played the main campaign with my friends. So, it's a fun game with good gameplay, but the original is better in my opinion. Nonetheless, you should still try this one!

Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi is a great game! The graphics and its age might fool you, but be warned, this game is a great horror experience with scary elements, enemies and atmosphere. This game takes place in Transylvania where you'll have to kill vampires, demons and other entities while trying to rescue your family and find out what's going on in the Malachi castle. Try to save your family as soon as possible or they will be sacrificed for the count, becoming more powerful. Also, the games takes inspiration from Bram Stoker's Dracula and the myths about vampires and other supernatural entities. So, if this is your type of horror game I think you should give it a try!

Zombie Army Trilogy is a great co-op game! Left 4 dead caliber, only with Nazi zombies. I have so many good memories while playing this game with my friends. The shooter is awesome, enemies are cool too, the levels are pretty interesting as well. So, if Hitler turned his army into zombies, this will be the likely scenario. I love this game. Must play with a squad!

Mafia: Definitive Edition is a great remake. I didn't play the original from 2002, but I can see the differences like the graphics, dialogue, atmosphere and story-telling. If you love mafia content, this is for you! It has everything that you need: good gameplay, great graphics, immersive story brotherhood, love, betrayal. It feels like a movie with the immersive characters and the 1930s vibe. The only bad side is that there are no side-quests or many things to do outside the story. Great game nonetheless. I think it's a must play!

Ben and Ed is a great platforming game. It's fun and frustrating at the same time. I love it!

Mafia 2 is the greatest mafia type of game of all time! It has a great immersive story, good gameplay, interesting characters that you care about and fun DLCs. You follow the rise and fall of Vito and his friend Joe through the mob life, which comes to an heartbreaking end. And for the DLCs, they are short and you play as a bald mob associate named Jimmy and in another you play as Joe. There is not much story involved in the DLC, but you can give it a try as well. Also, I had some problems with crashes and randomly freezing with the police bug, so you may look for some tweaks in order to work properly. Still, outside the plot, the world seems cool to explore, but there are not many things that you can do outside the main plot, like activities or side-quests, just like in the first installment. A piece of advice, you better play the classic instead of the remastered version. I heard that is still broken. Therefore, it's a must play! Also, don't play Mafia 3.