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Metro Exodus is getting a sequel, shooter’s devs confirm - but only “when it’s ready” (hopefully before 2033)Last mainline entry in series has shifted 10 million copies in five years
Last mainline entry in series has shifted 10 million copies in five years
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The confirmation that 4A are working on the next mainline game in the series of survival-horrorfirst-person shootersdropped on the fifth anniversary of Metro Exodus’ release in 2019. This year marks 14 years since the original Metro 2033 - based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s 2002 book - and 11 years since its first sequel Last Light. The intervening years have seen remasters of 2033 and Last Light asMetro Redux, and anEnhanced Edition upgrade of Exoduswith support for full ray-tracing.
Metro Exodus turns 5 years old today, and has now sold over 10 Million copies.Metro will return in VR with Metro Awakening from@vertigogamesin 2024 - and the next mainline Metro from@4AGames…When it’s readyThank you for coming on the journey so far with us.pic.twitter.com/qlOW9du4Jc— Metro (@MetroVideoGame)February 15, 2024
Metro Exodus turns 5 years old today, and has now sold over 10 Million copies.Metro will return in VR with Metro Awakening from@vertigogamesin 2024 - and the next mainline Metro from@4AGames…When it’s readyThank you for coming on the journey so far with us.pic.twitter.com/qlOW9du4Jc
4A took the chance to reveal that Exodus has sold more than 10 million copies in the five years since it came out, which isn’t bad at all for a series now in its second decade with only three mainline titles to date.
We’ll presumably find out more about the untitled Metro sequel when 4A have more to share - for now, it’s just nice to know we’ll see another one, sometime. The teaser image at least shows a date of 202X, meaning we should see it before we’re all living in actual 2033.
