The next Metro game will be revealed soon, and it will be for virtual reality.

Metro 2033 This marked the beginning of a new path in the world of narrative first-person shooters. Film adaptation of the famous book Dmitry Glukhovsky This got a very good response and years later we had several more deliveries.

The saga has grown with Metro 2033 Redux, Metro Last Light and Metro Exodus, but there have been rumors for some time that we’re getting a new game. 4A Games will work on expanding this universe and now a new report has provided more details.

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On Twitter, user Kurakasis noted that The name of the next game is Metro will be Awakening. and we’ll talk about virtual reality game. When will it be presented? Well, there are rumors that this is included in the new state of the game, which continues to be discussed by fans.

Nothing more has been discovered, but no doubt if it is presented in Game statusmany people think so Metro Awakening could become an exclusive game PS VR2. Of course, the depressing subway tunnels are the perfect environment for immersing yourself in virtual reality.

Of course, many may prefer the standard game, so the announcement may cause controversy among fans after so many years of waiting for a new title after Metro Exodus. What would you like to see in this matter?

About the saga the game creators spoke out a while ago. 4A Games noted that it is “actively exploring multiplayer concepts that will offer a new way to experience the world of Metro.”

While the concept was never clear, it was already noted that they were “aiming for more story-driven single-player experiences in the Metro universe that our fans have come to know and love.”

Are you a fan of the saga? If you still have some games left, feel free to take a look at our analysis of Metro Exodus. Here’s how we rated it a few years ago:

Metro Exodus is an excellent first-person adventure, combining elements of stealth, survival and shooting, with an excellent setting (based on the novels of Dmitry Glukhovsky). Despite the open approach, the levels are a bit “empty” and directional. But this does not prevent us from having great pleasure from it.