Gamers who haven’t already sampled Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux on Xbox One and PS4 will be pleased to learn that two new demos are available which allow players the option to play through the entire opening 8 and 9 chapters respectively – effectively one third of

Metro 2033 Redux is available now on PS4, Xbox One and PC and does a fine job of offering a visual and gameplay upgrade from its 2010 original. Whilst essentially it’s the same game from 4A Studios, the performance improvements on PC are very good, and the visuals compared to

Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light Redux release as standalone titles or together in a bundle for PC gamers, and also release on Xbox One and PS4. The question is, with extra content, and a visual upgrade, are these stealth action games worth playing again, or for the first time.

Metro Redux releases later this month (August 26th) on PC, Xbox One and PS4 and presents the two Metro games with improved graphics and on PC at least much better optimization than before making the game run silky smooth. Take a look at the Metro 2033 Redux first 50 minutes