Enter The Metro

 Metro 2033 is a miserably underrated game that many of our dear readers have likely never even touched. It explored the gap between  Fallout and  Resident Evil with a focus on resource management and risk-reward analysis set parallel to immersive horror gaming.  2033 was not underrated enough to be overlooked by THQ, though; instead, 4A Games and the struggling publisher have come together to create  Metro: Last Light, a sequel to the 2010 post-apocalyptic title. Check out this teaser video.

The video shows us nothing about the game, but does show us a lot about the consistent Russian aesthetic found in both games. There is no confirmation if the game's HUD will retain the unique, immersive look that it did in  2033.  2033 was a big hit in simulationist circles thanks to the brutality of its hard-mode UI, which displayed literally nothing. On that difficulty, ammo was tracked visually by counting rounds and looking at the clips themselves. Are you excited for  Metro: Last Light? Go check out the official site and let us know what you think below.