4A Games is currently working on a sequel to the post-apocalyptic first person shooter, which is still continuing to sell well.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Metro: Last Light, developer 4A Games has made the original release free to keep for a few days.
As per a new report, the next instalment in the post-apocalyptic first person shooter franchise is "well into development" at 4A Games and "fully playable".
4A Games' next titles will be "ready when they're ready as we continue to channel all our passion, best efforts, and craft into them."
4A Games' post-apocalyptic first person shooter has sold over 6 million units, Embracer Group has confirmed in a recent fiscal report.
It also looks like 4A Games is looking to create "the most lively video game environments ever seen" with its next game.
Metro Exodus leverages the more powerful hardware of newer consoles to give its already-impressive visuals a notable boost.
4A Games' first person shooter has received a significant next-gen upgrade, and we're here to take a look at how the game holds up on newer hardware.
"With the previous generation we were a lot more limited with the CPUs," says Ben Archard, senior rendering programmer at 4A Games.
Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition is a next-gen powerhouse.
Many more to follow, one would hope.
Includes 4K/60 FPS, ray tracing, FOV options and more.
Available as a separate product since a ray traced GPU is mandatory.
4A Games CTO Oleksandr Shyshkovtsov says that though Nvidia's ray-tracing tech is "in a different league", AMD's approach is still more flexible.
It's very similar to what they've been doing on PC already.
Oleksandr Shyshkovtsov mulls over potential compromises down the road.
DLSS 2.0 and Advanced Ray Traced Reflections will be exclusive to this version.
DualSense support, Smart Delivery, and more also confirmed.
Halcyon 6: Lightspeed Edition is next week's free game.
4A Game is also working on a "multiplayer experience" set in the Metro universe.
