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Okay, so I’m back in the Moscow Metro, but it’s seriously changed. This time, all the stations are supposedly united under this guy called Hunter, who’s basically running the show like a dictator. It should be a good thing, but honestly, it feels way more oppressive. And it’s messing with my character – I’m having these really disturbing nightmares about kids being snatched up and put on trains, and it’s like they’re being brainwashed or something. It’s creepy and feels connected to what’s happening in the Metro.

The footage showcases both in-game action and cinematic cutscenes. It begins with the main character, known as the Stranger, exploring abandoned underground ruins that show signs of a previous fight. The situation quickly turns dangerous when mutated creatures attack. Though one creature manages to knock the Stranger down, he fights back and is ultimately rescued from a larger group of creatures by allies.

The Metro series has always been critical of Russia’s actions, so it’s not surprising that Metro 2039 explores these themes even more deeply. But don’t worry, the game will still deliver the terrifying creatures and action-packed combat that fans expect. Here’s a breakdown of everything we know about Metro 2039, including how its long development process shaped the final product.

Origami, a French gaming website, reports that the team who created Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has been reunited at Ubisoft. They are currently proposing ideas for their next game. While nothing is confirmed yet, many expect they might work on another Prince of Persia title.

From now until April 23rd, gamers can get a free copy of Broken Sword: Shadows of the Templars: Reforged on iOS and Android devices through the Epic Games Store mobile app. All you need is a free Epic Games Store account, and once you claim the game, it’s yours to play forever – as long as the Epic Games Store and your account remain active.

Okay, so I started watching Dungeon Masters and honestly, it didn’t feel like it was trying to teach me how to play D&D – it just jumped right into a really good story with characters I actually cared about. I was reading an interview with the cast – Jasmine Bhullar, Mayanna Berrin, Christian Navarro, Neil Newbon, and Devon Wilde – and they talked about how important it is to make Dungeons & Dragons welcoming to new players with shows like this one. They also said they really try to balance the funny moments with the serious stuff, and it’s awesome seeing some of the classic D&D locations brought to life.

In a recent interview with ComicBook, actor Wagner Moura discussed his inspirations for the character he voices and expressed his strong desire to play the role in a live-action adaptation. He admitted it’s probably not going to happen, but said he’d be thrilled if it did, praising the character’s depth and strong writing. Moura’s potential transition wouldn’t be unusual; several characters, including Ahsoka Tano, Bo-Katan, Chopper, Saw Gerrera, Cad Bane, Hera Syndulla, and Sabine Wren, have successfully moved from animated roles to live-action appearances in recent years.

The latest installment puts you in the role of “The Stranger,” a character who speaks and returns the series to its roots – the Moscow metro tunnels. This time, the developers at 4A Games are aiming for a significantly more unsettling and grim atmosphere. They’re building a carefully designed, story-focused campaign that will make you truly feel the oppressive weight of a decaying world and pull you into increasingly terrifying and confined experiences.

Here are the first details, via Deep Silver: