Goodie, another FPS announced! But it's not WWII or aliens!
4A Games, a company hailing from Ukraine, is basing the FPS Metro 2033 on a Russian novel written by Dmitriy Glukhovskiy. This FPS is about a post-apocalyptic Russia, well, the underground tunnels of Moscow. Humanity has been all but destroyed, radiation is abundant above ground, yadda yadda. In these underground tunnels of Moscow, where people thought they were safe in their giant nuclear shelter, mutants start appearing.
It's pretty early in development, but does the PS3 need another FPS? With Resistance: Fall of Man being crammed down our throats, do we need this one? There seems to be no end to the supply of this game genre on next-gen consoles, almost as if FPS's are the only way to show how realistic games can look. Does every FPS really sell that well to keep them coming like a well-oiled machine? Oh well -- at least this one switches it up a bit. We'll keep tabs on it and deliver more details as they unfold.
