Metro Redux

Packing in two remastered adventures and tons of bonus content, Metro: Redux is Moscow's underworld at its best.

Metro Redux is a terrific package that combines two bleak games into a single cohesive whole.

Metro Redux finally does the series justice on consoles, providing excellent visual and gameplay overhauls to both Metro 2033 and Last Light.

A haunting, atmospheric shooter definitely worth a play

If you didn't think much of the games initially, there may not be enough in Redux that will change your mind.

All in all, whether you're new to the franchise or not, the abandoned underground has never looked this inviting.

Metro Redux is a top-notch first-person survival horror package that delivers countless hours of thrilling stealth combat all wrapped up in a superb story. These are two of the most atmospheric games you'll likely play set in a beautifully detailed depiction of post-apocalyptic Russia. 4A Games has delivered a port that stands shoulder to shoulder with Alien: Isolation as the very best we've seen on Switch so far – an almost flawless experience which should absolutely be right at the top of any FPS or survival horror fan's must-buy list. This is essential stuff.

There's no doubt that Metro Redux represents real value for money. Neither game is perfect and Metro 2033 does show signs of aging, despite the improvements, but that doesn't mean that it isn't an entirely playable game which serves as a sort of hors d'oeuvre to Last Light's main course.

Metro Redux is the physical realization of 4A Games' impressive, admirable ambition.

If you already own Metro 2033 and Last Light, Metro Redux is a hard sell. The improvements, while admirable, don't make enough of a difference to be worth another $50 purchase.