Metro Exodus

4A Games have dropped a first, major patch for their post-apocalyptic shooter Metro Exodus. The patch adds New Game Plus, new game modes, additional achievements and various bug fixes along with improvements to RTX and DLSS features on PC.

Epic Games' aggressive entry on the digital video game distribution market will change over time according to the Epic Games Store head, who also stated the company will be looking to avoid situations like the one with Metro Exodus.

Nvidia officially announced that ray tracing technology will be enabled on GTX cards in the upcoming, April 2019 driver update. RTX will be supported on ten GTX cards, starting from Ge Force GTX 1060 6GB and all the way up to Titan cards.

Epic Games Store and the company's CEO Tim Sweeney have been pretty busy lately, not least over the recurring need to explain that Tencent and China do not own Epic, and the latest news is that the store will support game key sales.

Valve have decided to add an option to curb review bombing on Steam which some players have used as a way of voicing their displeasure with actions of developers or publisher, like in the case of Metro Exodus, 4A Games and Deep Silver.

Metro Exodus is not being sold on Steam at the moment due to the exclusivity deal between Epic and Deep Silver but all the controversy surrounding the switch produced something rather odd - positive review bombing of Metro Exodus on Steam.

4A Games have released patch notes for the first update after Metro Exodus' patch, noting that they worked on some optimisation issues but mostly focused on catching bugs and eliminating V-sync-caused input delay from controllers on PC.

Metro Exodus seemingly can not catch a break after the mess Deep Silver caused by transferring the game to Epic Games store. Author of the Metro novels, Dmitry Glukhovsky, asked the PC fans not to "betray" 4A Games and Deep Silver.

Far Cry: New Dawn has topped UK sales charts, despite Metro Exodus debuting in the same week. Jump Force may have had a slow start, coming in number four but these numbers don't project the whole picture as they are only physical sales.

Dmitry Glukhovsky, the man behind the entire Metro universe, recently discussed working on Metro Exodus and 4A Games, saying he'd rather work with talented people and give them freedom than work with idiots and control their every step.