Metro: Last Light releases in 2013 for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, with a Wii U version also in development. It's a bit disappointing that this will just be a live-action trailer (we want to see more gameplay!), but at least it should give some more insight into the game's story. Perhaps we'll get to see a cameo from the silent protagonist.Д¬heck out the teaser site and let us know if you think we missed anything - though aside from the 'register for updates' option, there's little else to go by.ДЄfter being delayed to 2013, any news on Metro: Last Light is good news. It's likely that the lights on the teaser page are there to represent main character Artyom, who we assume to be the 'Last Light' the game's title refers to. What if magic is rare and dangerous, and even adventurers have limited or no access to.

Neither the game nor the novel really explain the events of the latter, and I'd really prefer that THQ avoid telling that part of the story - it gives the game a very mystical charm. The Dungeon Master (DM) is the creative force behind a D&D game. The second is that the the trailer will give some insight into the backstory, showing how humans were forced to live underground. The title could indicate two possibilities, one being that the trailer will give players a look into life in the Metro, seeing how people live and building on the game's atmosphere.

Those who have not played the first game or read the book it's based on could certainly use a refresher - especially PS3-only owners, who were never able to play the original Xbox 360/PC title. The script currently supports Aquatic Temple, Volcanic Chambers, Orbital Outpost, Steampunk Sewers, Ghastly Harbor, The Canals, Samurai Palace, The Underworld & Desert Temple. This should be a pretty rare occurrence, but it did happen to me once. First of all, the site is titled 'Enter The Metro,' which leads us to believe the trailer will be used to explain the premise of the Metro franchise. There are hacks you can use to restore travel speed to a more reasonable level. not only dungeons, but entire continents, including geographical. While the site itself doesn't offer many clues, there are a few things worth paying attention to. mind the norms and practices of the players is key to understanding the role that. Heading over to the official Metro: Last Light website redirects users to a new page, titled 'Enter The Metro.' This site features an image comprised of eight lightbulbs, slowly counting down to the trailer's premiere on May 24th, 2012. Those itching to crawl back into the Moscow subway system should beВ ecstaticВ to hear that the Metro website is counting down to a live-action short film that will premiere next week. It's been a while since THQ or 4A Games have shared any information on the upcoming Metro: Last Light.

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