Metro Exodus isn’t done showing off just yet. 4A Games may have courted a fair amount of controversy as the game was released as an Epic Store exclusive for one year, angering many a Valve fanboy and PC gamer. And despite that kerfuffle and the months of fallout and rage, the developers continue to support
In what is sure to be a controversial move to some, Deep Silver, the company behind Metro Exodus, has issued a mass deactivation of resold Steam keys for the shooter. These takedowns apparently target a batch of keys which were generated ahead of the timed exclusivity deal for the game with the Epic Games Store.
The newest version of the infamous DRM package, Dunovo, has been cracked by pirate groups less than a week after the latest high-profile game including the software launched. In this case, Metro Exodus is the game targeted by software pirates for cracking. Ubisoft’s Far Cry New Dawn also made use of the DRM bundle, but
Deep Silver and 4A Games have revealed the final episode of their video series detailing the development process for Metro Exodus. This third part of the documentary series features segment shot at both studio locations for the game. It’s really cool to see these behind-the-scenes peeks in game development. Hopefully more developers jump onto this
4A Games and Deep Silver aren’t letting up the assault of videos and press coverage for the post-apocalyptic and mutant-filled nightmare that is Metro Exodus. And in keeping with the current trend of showing off the impressive amount of weapons, and the deep customization possible on said weapons, there’s another new trailer for the game,
Despite all of the recent controversy surrounding Metro Exodus, what with the whole exclusivity deal with Epic Games, which itself triggered massive review bombs on Steam, 4A Games and Deep Silver continue to dry and drum up positive hype for their upcoming post-apocalyptic adventure. The latest bout of news about Metro Exodus isn’t really news,
The hits just don’t stop coming for 4A Games and Deep Silver, and not in a good way. The developer has been constantly hit by controversy over decisions with their upcoming game, Metro Exodus, with a ton of negative backlash and cynicism. It all started with the reveal that Deep Silver and Epic had inked
So the ongoing drama over Metro Exodus and its exclusivity deal with Epic Games has just gotten even more tense. The publisher for Metro Exodus, Deep Silver, negotiated a one year contract with Epic to feature the game on the newly launched Epic Store earlier this year. PC Gamers, despite their ongoing grievances with Steam,
4A Games and Deep Silver have just dropped one more trailer for Metro Exodus, revealing even more details about the depressing irradiated game world. And in addition to the other trailers for the game highlighting weapons and story elements, we’ve gotten a pretty thorough picture of what life is actually like in this game. Moving
Deep Silver just announced that their upcoming title, Metro Exodus, would be exclusive to the Epic Games Store. An announcement that made so many gamers angry that the other games in the Metro franchise were review-bombed on Steam. So after all of this, it seems that Deep Silver is trying to claw back some public
4A Games and Deep Silver have released the next part of the weapons spotlight trailers for their upcoming Metro Exodus game. Metro Exodus will feature an impressive slew of new and returning weapons, each with their own uses and incredible degrees of customization. And with this title being the most ambitious ever created by 4A,
So it looks like gamers are none too happy with Deep Silver after it was announced that the newest entry into the Metro franchise would have a one year exclusivity deal with Epic Store. Looking at the Steam reviews for both Metro Last Light and Metro 2033 Redux, the review-bombing is remarkably similar. Around 700
If PC gamers didn’t already hate Epic and it’s battle with Steam for PC market dominance, some people are about to be even more ticked off. Deep Silver has announced that Metro Exodus will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store on PC. The negative response to this development is honestly kind of weird, because
Deep Silver and 4A Games have released the full PC requirements for Metro Exodus, revealing what tech and hardware gamers will need to continue the story of post-apocalyptic Moscow on PC. There’s a big focus in this game franchise on always pushing the limits in terms of graphical quality and hardware demands. Gamers have long
In a new trailer for Metro Exodus, 4A Games has revealed a bit more detail of the game world, specifically related to how weapons and ammo will work within the post-apocalyptic world. Fans of the previous games should remember the scarcity of ammunition being such a problem that rounds of ammo were often treated like
This week has been quite the whirlwind for fans of the Metro franchise. With the announcements this past week, there’s been plenty to mull over for those eagerly awaiting the launch of the newest game in the series. And this latest bit of news is really exciting, as it’s the first part of a series
Today has been a banner day in terms of news for Metro fans as 4A Games and Deep Silver have pushed out a ton of announcements for their upcoming game, Metro Exodus. The latest announcement comes in the form of a new story trailer for the game. A trailer which sets a bleak tone with
Metro: Exodus is coming soon for all available platforms when it comes out. 4A Games and Deep Silver are going to let players capture all fo their tense and action-filled moments forever with the separate gameplay mode. This particular feature is something gamers and fans of the franchise have wanted for some time. As a
4A Games and Deepsilver have released a new bit of gameplay for Metro Exodus. This latest bunch of post-apocalyptic goodness came during the recent Nvidia GeForce Gaming Celebration, ahead of Gamescom 2018. Which if you happen to be on the show floor Now you might be wondering why this announcement was dropped during an Nvidia
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