Metro 2039 Blends Exodus’ Open Areas with the Linear Gameplay of Last Light & 2033 | gamescom 2026 - IGN
We return to the underground tunnels of Moscow next year in Metro 2039, the fourth game in this post-apocalyptic shooter series, and things are looking even darker and more oppressive than ever before. We spoke to executive producer Jon Bloch and co-creative directors Pavel Ulmer and Andriy Shevchenko to learn more about the series' new protagonist, the move away from Metro Exodus' open environments and back to more classic claustrophobic corridors, and how the enemy behavior, crafting, stealth and weapon customization systems have all been enhanced. Plus: It doesn't sound like you'll need to buy a new high end graphics card to run it well.Metro 2039 will emerge from beneath the surface in February 2027, and will be playable on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store).
We return to the underground tunnels of Moscow next year in Metro 2039, the fourth game in this post-apocalyptic shooter series, and things are looking even darker and more oppressive than ever before. We spoke to executive producer Jon Bloch and co-creative directors Pavel Ulmer and Andriy Shevchenko to learn more about the series' new protagonist, the move away from Metro Exodus' open environments and back to more classic claustrophobic corridors, and how the enemy behavior, crafting, stealth and weapon customization systems have all been enhanced. Plus: It doesn't sound like you'll need to buy a new high end graphics card to run it well.
Metro 2039 will emerge from beneath the surface in February 2027, and will be playable on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (Steam and Epic Games Store).
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