Metro Exodus

Deep Silver released a new trailer for the upcoming Metro Exodus to celebrate the gold status and a new release date. The third instalment in Metro series will hit the shelves on 15 February 2018, one week earlier than the previous date.

It's all because scriptwriter Scott Frazier wanted to Americanise the franchise by moving the location from Moscow to Washington DC. That wouldn't work according to the author Dmitry Glukhovsky who is still optimistic about the Metro movie.

Metro Exodus has finally got a lengthy E3 2018 gameplay reveal and boy do we have something to look forward to once 4A Games and Deep Silver launch it on 22 February 2019. Also, could those weapon modification options look any cooler?

I've made it no secret that Metro Exodus is one of the games that's in the top 10 of my wishlist and although it's still some way off the expected 22 February 2019, 4A Games have treated us to a beautiful new trailer on Gamescom 2018.

Deep Silver and 4A Games have announced that Metro Exodus preorders are now available, along with standard, gold and Aurora limited edition details. One reassuring detail is that no matter the edition, players will get full game experience.

Speaking to the media on this year's E3, Koch Media's head of global brand management Huw Beynon confirmed that the Xbox One X version of Metro Exodus will run native 4K and even though it's too early to tell, 60FPS is still a possibility.

Metro: Exodus is the third, highly anticipated installment in the Metro series and information on it was scarce until 4A Games showed an E3 gameplay demo which was later followed by more information about mutants, hazards and factions.

Our second Ukraine-based delicacy of the day hasn't arrived with equally great news, seeing as how 4A Games and Deep Silver decided to push back their highly anticipated first person shooter Metro Exodus to the first quarter of 2019.