Is Exodus the last Metro?
The Metro franchise, a series of post-apocalyptic first-person shooters, has garnered a significant following over the years. Developed by 4A Games and based on the novel Metro 2033 by Dimitry Glukhovsky, the series has witnessed a steady release of installments since its inception in 2010. One of the latest and most well-received additions, Metro Exodus, has left fans wondering, "Is Exodus the last metro?"
To answer this question directly, NO, Metro Exodus is not the last Metro game. Recently, Dmitri Glukhovsky, the author of the original book trilogy, hinted at the possibility of upcoming Metro projects. In a message on Instagram, he revealed that he "worked on the story of forthcoming Metro game(s)". Moreover, 4A Games’ official social media channels have started teasing hints for a future Metro installment. bold: Future of metro franchise, indeed!
Throughout the series’ history, there has always been a strong correlation between the game’s setting and the overall story arc, which ultimately drives the franchise towards its intended conclusion. To ensure a deeper understanding of this narrative convergence, let us explore the storyline further.
Story Alignment
Before diving into the upcoming projects, we must discuss Metro Last Light’s conclusive ending, which set the stage for new adventures to unfold. Artyom and Anna’s decision in the sequel led to the game’s end, leaving a promising arc for future iterations. This closing cliffhanger established a foundation for possible spin-offs and other narrative-driven aspects.
Future Installments Overview
| Year | Game | Synopsis/Setting | Connectivity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2028 | Metro Last Light | Takes place in 2034, exploring Soviet Union remains | Sets backdrop for Exodus, ties in Soviet Union fragments |
| 2033 | Metro Exodus | Chronicles Anna’s journey while Artyom’s adventures unfold in a changing world | Ties characters, Artyom’s journey, expands worldbuilding (2029-2030s settings) |
| Uncertain | Un announced Metro titles | Potential connections established, could expand universe themes | Hints at more worlds, characters to explore (Multiplayer expansion, Alternate POVs? |
Given Metro Exodus’ ending and Dmitri Glukhovsky’s statement concerning forthcoming stories, it becomes reasonably clear that a new game is in development – Metro V is most likely still in its theoretical stages. As mentioned:
- No official confirmation dates or releases have been provided but the interest and intrigue revolving around 4A Game’s latest output suggests more might be underway.
- Metro Fans, remain patient as announcements are just around the corner*
Conclusion
Metro Exodus closing off an era doesn’t mean its conclusion for its narrative space. Dmitri’s involvement alongside 4A’s interest in extending the story signify that an upcoming sequel lies on the horizon. Is there a "Last" Metro waiting in the future? In fact, it will be intriguing (and challenging) to unravel plot threads of future titles
The conclusion is clear – metro fans may have been deprived of fresh content in past years due to COVID-19 global pandemic, delays/development updates. No official titles have been named during this period yet. When confirmation arrives about the next step we will explore connections, characterizations, and narrative beats in relation to next Metro instalment (Metro Exodus***).
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