PC specifications and other modes will be detailed on the road to the post-apocalyptic shooter's release on February 4th, 2027.
The Stranger goes up against heavily armed soldiers, tactfully using his weapons and wits to emerge victorious in 4A Games' latest.
Executive producer Jon Bloch says the team has to approach the system differently "every time" because "it needs to serve the story."
The Wanderer's journey through the Metro - and the surface - is full of danger, discovery, and secrets in 4A Games' long-awaited sequel.
Based on an in-game model of The Wanderer's own helmet, the collectible will be on display throughout Gamescom this week.
Watch the Stranger deal with the Novoreich's forces on the surface and the various horrors occupying the Metro's tunnels below.
Despite being unveiled only two weeks ago, 4A Games' next entry in the post-apocalyptic shooter franchise is in high demand.
The post-apocalyptic survival shooter is back and promises an even darker story than ever before. Here's what you need to know.
Its engine allows crafting a world that's "as dense, realistic, and believable as we can imagine," says 4A Games' Andriy MLS Shevchenko
The gameplay gives us a look at the modern visuals of Metro 2039 and how it will depict the dark Moscow metro system after many years.
Control the Stranger, who suffers from constant nightmares, and venture back into the harrowing tunnels of the Metro later this year.
Dmitry Glukhovsky, who remains involved in 4A Games' upcoming sequel, mysteriously teases its story ahead of the April 16th reveal.
Over five years since its existence was known, 4A Games' fourth mainline entry in the post-apocalyptic series will be revealed.
4A Games' next game in the series could be announced during a new Microsoft showcase, allegedly happening on April 16th.
4A Games could finally reveal more details about the franchise's next mainline title, which was confirmed to be in development in 2020.
"Rest assured, you are in for quite the ride," the studio says about its upcoming, as yet unannounced first-person shooter.
While Reburn is a "completely separate entity", 4A Games reassures fans it's still the team that "built the Metro games you know and love."
Saber Interactive will not be exercising the option to acquire the Metro and Zen Pinball studios from its former parent company, it has been confirmed.
A look back at 4A Games' admirably consistent post-apocalyptic shooter franchise.
However, Embracer Group will retain ownership of Aspyr Media, Tripwire Interactive, Tuxedo Labs, 34 Big Things, and more.
