Metro: Last Light developer 4A Games has worked in substandard industry conditions, according to former THQ president Jason Rubin. The executive laid out a fairly harsh picture of working conditions in the Ukraine, only to be met by some good-natured acknowledgement from the studio's creative director.
After a few rough years, first-person games have become a lot better at supporting different field of view settings in their PC editions, though some still use the same settings as their console counterparts. Metro: Last Light was one such offender but fear not, a new patch will expose config settings so you can poke about if you want. It may make things a bit wonky, though.
4A Games explores the technology underneath Metro: Last Light in a new tech demo developer diary.
4A Games explores the technology underneath Metro: Last Light in a new tech demo developer diary.
Return to the vast underground of the Russian post-apocalyptic subway in the launch trailer for Metro: Last Light.
"Well, fuck. I'm glad I bought this day one even though I won't have time to play it for a while. ..."
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