THQ catching Metro: Last Light in 2012

i really hope this one gonna be more horrific and enjoy full for sure... COME, LOOK, TRY and BUY Metro Last Light!!!

Ok THQ, time to let Relic do Homeworld 3 already!

To all you people complaining about the graphics, there are a couple comments that compare it to a dumbed down console game (graphics wise) it is not, when is the last time you saw a console go freaking directx 11. I have never seen it and i do not think that we will ever. Microsoft wont pull their heads out of their asses, and update ANYTHING. PS3 is closer but not close enough.

I will buy this game only beacuase they used Portishead in the trailer xD xD

this looks awesome! i cant wait lol.

Nice trailer... don't get to see too much, but they built a strange atmosphere that really grasp you... well, it did for me. Can't wait to return in the world of Metro 2033. Any news on the engine? Same or updated?

wait till 2012

any gameplay on this yet

yeah just hope they release details on the secret acheivements at some stage man

am i the only one who found this trailer incredibly disturbing?

It will be difficult to improve on the original 2033. I hope it is an extension, or a chapter two, not just bells and whistles added

I need more, I'll track for now.

good sound

I have no doubt that the best version of the game will be on Wii U.

might be interesting... let's just hope the next trailer is not complete crap! XD

@MN121MN the song is by Portishead man

@Gibsonsg527 : If I'm not mistaken the song's called Machine Gun, I forgot the the artist (Petro something) @jsonaut : I think the only NPC interaction here most likely is war

Wow this is one of the best trailers I have seen in a while. I love the song in this trailer. It really gives a depressing and lonely feeling. The cuts that follow the beat from artwork to gameplay are really awesome too. I Can't wait for this game!

Metro 2033 was a brilliant game. I won't go so far as to say it's the best game I ever played, but it's without a doubt, the one with the most immersive and claustrophobic environment. The russian atmosphere is also very well represented and the gameplay is very well done. Multiplayer is a fashion that unfortunatly has come to stay, and there's nothing anyone can do about it. I just feel there are games where it makes sense, while there are others where it doesn't. Considering not buying a game because it doesn't have multiplayer is just dumb. multiplayers are all alike in every game. Same modes , same mechanics.The only diference is the character you play with, that has features "stolen" from the single player campaign. it's in the single player that lays the personality of a game. A game can survive without multiplayer, but it can not survive without a good campaign, unless you are talking about Arcade or PSN store games. And even the few experiences of games exclusively multiplayer, did not go as well as you might think they would. To me, I think that those who say that they don't buy because of the lack of multiplayer, are just making excuses.

i'll play it, hope there's more npc interaction this time, as that was not fleshed out enough last time.

Lol the trailer is really cool atleast can't wait to actually see game footage

@ratclif if you ever played this game you would realize that Fallout is nowhere in atmosphere... don't get me wrong but this game looks brutally good + you mentioned Vegas... well there were so many bugs in that game that it amazes me that it could be sold like that. Metro 2033 wasn't perfect by any means, but as many others said it was a really big change from all the other shooters out there, and considering the mood and atmosphere the game created the little bugs could be forgotten easily. Now the article. Multiplayer... well it has to do something reaaally amazing if the single player lives up or surpasses the originals quality. And after seeing how "well" Bioshock 2's multiplayer turned out... well I'm a little bit skeptical to say the least. Having my fingers crossed for it not to ruin the games let's say heritage.

Trailer music is Machine Gun by Portishead.

Forget the multi-player nonsense- Metro 2033 is a great FPS. Nothing like playing Ranger Hard Core, running out of ammo and then finding three clips that yield one bullet each. A true skill/character builder. Bring on more of the same or better!

Continued... Rather than spend unnecessary "resources" cracking-out a mediocre multi-player affair, they should instead focus all their efforts into creating the BEST single-player campaign available. Come on devs, take a cue from the talented Rocksteady team that's working on the much anticipated 'Arkham City'... and please, don't follow in the misguided foot-steps of 'Bioshock 2'. While the latter was still a FANTASTIC game, there's no question it could've been even better (on par with the Original Bioshock), had the "so-so" online component never have been given the green light to begin with. All in all, we'll just have to see how these matters transpire in due-time. Now if I could only find more time to finish-up (or simply make a dent) into this back-log of mine, and possibly re-visit 'Metro 2033' before next year's sequel.

Continued... While everyone has their preference (which I wholeheartedly respect), I can't help but shake my head a bit when reading gaming forums. There's drones of individuals who constantly mention how they'll never purchase a new release that lacks online-play... claiming there's no "replay value" in single-player titles. Sorry folks, but most multi-player modes are EXTREMELY repetitive and lacking in game-play diversity. Needless to say, I can only stomach so much "Deathmatch & Capture-the-Flag" variants before my IQ dips to primitive Caveman Levels. Naturally however, this is what the masses want and this is what the masses buy. The numbers don't lie. Therefore, it's unsurprising that this follow-up to 'Metro 2033' will be getting online functionality. These particular developers are probably wagering this multi-player feature to be the game's saving grace - hoping to see more dollar signs, since its predecessor didn't cater to the "online-sheep". The problem with this mentality (which is APPARENT from the industry's past track-record), is that MOST of the games taking this route, ultimately diminish in quality. Continued...

First off, it's great to hear that the under-appreciated, over-looked 'Metro 2033' will eventually be receiving a sequel in 2012. Unfortunately, I've yet to finish the original myself (the 360 iteration), as it's ended-up on my HUGE back-log of titles. Even still, from the few hours that I've invested into the experience thus far, I was THOROUGHLY impressed. Metro 2033 provides an incredible sense of immersion and the overall game-play is pretty darn solid. Well, perhaps with the recent announcement of 'Last Light', I'll finally find the motivation to finish-up its predecessor... err, hopefully before the next one is released anyway. LOL. Whatever the case may be (despite my excitement), I do have a bone to pick with the developers' decision to include a multi-player component. While I love rockin' a little online-play myself from time-to-time, the single-player affair will almost ALWAYS take precedence, and is unquestionably the "core" of any interactive experience. Expect on the rare occasion (Unreal games for example... which are optimized for online functionality), multi-player of any sort is mainly considered a mere "bonus" in my eyes. Maybe it's my old-school gamer mentality (32), but multi-player just feels over-rated and is WAY over-done in this current generation of systems. Continued...

got to say, i saw no gameplay or anything about the game but it looks badass!!!

Though I enjoyed Metro 2033, it was based on a russian novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky. Assuming they didn't go to the source and say "Hey write us another book to make a game out of!" it's probably gonna have a nonsense story as there was only 1 book. I'll still play it and will be hopeful, but disconnected sequel's based on novels in a foreign format are just strange and don't usually work out.

the trailer's music simply doesnt go well with the game they are showing

What is the name of that song xD .. it just made the whole thing EPIC!

The first game was my Hidden Gem of 2010, cannot wait for this one

The history and graphics of the first one was awesome. I hope this new one be even better.

Bah, Multiplayer is so over done. Just make a great single player game and do it right.

nice gam it should be.

guess they're not going to try to maximize the PC potential this time.. and hopefully multiplayer wont be tacked on.

It did come out on Xbox. It was good, can't wait for this one

Why didn't they make the first game on ps3/Xbox as well? If this game is a sequel to the first, it might be hard to follow the story

trailer sucks...

is this game like rage?

Cool, Metro 2033 was an awesome take on the nuclear apocalypse genera.

Why put multi-player in, single player is what made the game for me, the sotry was excellent, i hope the campaign is longer this time as well. :)

Looking forward to this game as Metro 2033 was a refreshing change from the cliche f**k yeah, America is #1 and we save the world from zombies, aliens and terrorists themes.

can't wait for the game to release

Cool trailer I'll give it that :)

aweeeeeeesome !!! big fan of stalker and metro here, definitely looking forward to this.

I can't Wait for this Metro2033 was one of the best out there by far :)

keeping an eye on this one the original kicked ass and showed us how fps can still have a awesome campaign not 5 hour trash if they nail the multiplayer this will be ever so sweet

I loved Metro 2033, can't wait for this game to come out. However ... next year.... a bit late don't you think?

THQ win?