None of that is fixed by giving me less ammo and making enemies more aware. In other words, the Dead Space to Dead Space 2 predicament. The complaints about Last Light were, as far as I’m aware, that it took the bleak and oppressive, under-staffed and under-equipped world of 2033 and turned it into a fast-paced, superhuman shooter. The game was designed as a run-and-gun shooter, and just because you give me less ammo doesn’t make it any less of a Michael Bay-esque affair. I don’t know many 2033 diehards (like myself) who will ever want to play 2033 Redux in Spartan Mode, but fans of Last Light who found 2033 punishingly difficult will appreciate the change I’m sure.īut Last Light in Survival Mode is just kind of clunky. Spartan Mode in 2033 is totally fine-you’re given more ammo, (presumably) more health, and it generally makes the game a bit easier. I’m not sure Survival Mode really makes sense. Each game can be played in either mode, so I played 2033 Redux in Spartan Mode and Last Light Redux in Survival Mode just to see what happened. I also made use of the game’s new mode selection-you can play each game in “Survival Mode” or “Spartan Mode.” Survival Mode is supposedly more akin to 2033’s survival-horror style pacing, while Spartan Mode emulates Last Light’s run-n-gun action by making the player more durable and doling out more ammo. That being said, I played through the first two hours of each game, and then went back and played through the first forty minutes of the originals to make some comparisons. While I love the Metro series, I have little desire to go back and revisit both games in their entirety, back to back. I didn’t play through the entirety of the Redux versions.
Wiping the gas mask was a new feature for Metro: Last Light, Metro 2033’s sequel. Surprise! You couldn’t do that in 2033, even if your brain is telling you that you could. You’re receiving a slightly prettier version of each game, complete with all the DLC and some new features-for instance, being able to wipe water/blood off the gas mask in Metro 2033. Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux are the “definitive” or “director’s cut” versions of each game.
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