Overall, I'd highly recommend this game to anyone that's a fan of post-apocalyptic games, FPS games or stealth games. Because of this, it's very easy to get the bad ending in this game, much like it was in Metro 2033. I like the idea of playing a role and choosing between good deeds and bad deeds, but this game seems to arbitrarily give you moral points for random things such as discovering a dead body in a dark corner or exploring the level and finding a secret location. It's one of the only things I don't like about the game. The moral point system returns in this game. And just like in 2033 Redux, you'll come across weapon shops periodically where you can spend your military-grade rounds on guns, upgrades for your guns, ammunition, medkits and more. Just like in 2033 Redux, there are several types of mutants from nosalis to watchers to the occasional demon among others. But if you absolutely hate stealth, you can blast your way through everyone so long as you aren't playing on a hard difficulty. Once again, on the stealth levels, stealth isn't mandatory but it's certainly advised and much more fun. On other levels, you'll be surrounded by a swarm of mutants as you blast away with your shotgun. On some levels you'll be turning lamps out, hiding in the darkness and knocking out soldiers as you quietly try to complete your objective. It keeps the game fresh and it never feels dull. The game switches back and forth between stealth and heavy shooting. Meanwhile, when word gets out that The Rangers have occupied D6, rival factions gear up to take control of the facility and it's supplies for themselves. But when Khan informs Artyom that he has discovered a surviving Dark One in the Botanical Gardens, there may be one last hope for redemption and the future of humanity. After launching the missles and seemingly wiping out the Dark Ones, Artyom's remorse for his actions have led him to having chronic nightmares.
You resume the role of Artyom as he is now a Ranger. The story continues from the canonical ending, better known as the “bad ending” of 2033. The game takes place one year after the events of Metro 2033. However, I have played Metro 2033 Redux and it's an incredible game. I'm sure Metro 2033 will do just fine in terms of helping you understand the story, but I can't recommend it as I've never played it. If you haven't played Metro 2033 Redux, I would highly recommend playing that first. There are apparently some graphical upgrades, but I honestly couldn't tell the difference between the look of this game and the original Last Light. Metro: Last Light Redux includes all of the downloadable content from the original Last Light including the Faction Pack, the Tower Pack, the Developer Pack, the Chronicles Pack, the DLC-exclusive weapons and Survival Mode.
Gameplay:The gameplay in this is amazing.
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