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Metro 2039 is not terribly far away now, launching on February 4, 2027. While that game will truly bring the franchise to current generation consoles, developer 4A Games is launching next-gen updates for the first two games.
Both Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light were incredible tech showcases for their time, but they haven’t exactly aged gracefully. Despite getting an intial remaster all the way back in 2014, Metro 2033 doesn’t play super well with modern hardware, and I’ve needed to tweak it every time I’ve gone back to play it. Luckily, these next-gen updates should bring some long-needed bug fixes to the game.
The update will look different on console and on PC. For PS5 and Xbox Series X, the Metro games will run at either native 4K at 60 fps or an upscaled 4K at 120 fps, with PSSR on PS5 Pro and traditional temporal upscaling on the Xbox consoles. Over on PC, though, the game will finally have DLSS support, along with some unnamed quality-of-life improvements.
4A Games hasn’t shared a lot of details on the updates coming to Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light, but it does promise to share full patch
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